All-Star Comics #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis June–July 1946 issue puts the Justice Society of America up against a genuinely unnerving threat: a powerful, sneering villain clutches the entire Earth in his hands while Green Lantern, Hawkman, The Flash, Dr. Mid-Nite, and their JSA teammates rush in from the cosmic darkness to stop him. The cover by Martin Naydel frames the stakes with refreshing directness — one man, one planet, and a team of heroes with everything to lose. Gardner Fox's full-length adventure, "The Man Who Knows Too Much," promises exactly the kind of grand, society-wide challenge that made All-Star Comics the home of superhero teamwork during the Golden Age.
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Landor vows to get even with the JSA. Landor challenges Johnny to a duel with each performing magic tricks and the best magician wins. Johnny doesn't know that Landor wants him to win and capture him. Only then can Landor use his special gun on the JSA members all at once! The two match trick for trick, then Landor takes a Chinese finger puzzle and asks Johnny what it's for. Johnny, as usual, gets his fingers stuck in both ends (the T-Bolt frees him), then Landor sticks his fingers in it and captures himself. Johnny is so amazed, he faints, and Landor picks him up and takes him to JSA HQ.
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