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Cover: Art Peddy & Bernard Sachs

All-Star Comics #56

Dec 1950 · DC · 0.10 USD
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“The Day the World Ended [Part I]”

In "The Day the World Ended [Part I]," Earth faces an impossible ultimatum when the enigmatic Knelo issues a sealed proclamation demanding surrender—or annihilation by the terrifying Triple-Z Bomb. With the fate of the planet hanging in the balance, Black Canary rallies three real officials to resist, even as the JSA prepares a daring countermove, disguising themselves as the enemy. Written by John Broome and brought to life with dynamic art by Frank Giacoia, this gripping chapter of All-Star Comics #56 features a cover by Art Peddy and Bernard Sachs, setting the stage for a high-stakes battle that will echo across time.

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artist, inker Frank Giacoia
cover pencils Art Peddy
cover inks Bernard Sachs

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Knelo issues a proclamation, officially sealed, warning all Earthlings to surrender or be blown to pieces by the Triple-Z Bomb. As three real officials contemplate surrender, Black Canary tells them not to as the other JSA members are preparing to attack the Chameleons in disguise as them. Unknowing, Knelno sees them approach, and who suddenly doff their disguises as G.L. renders the Triple-Z Bomb harmless. Knelno's attempt to use the robots fail and the Chameleons are placed in the Skyblaster and shot into space, unable to return for 100 years. The JSA then returns to 1950 via a time tunnel.

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