All-Star Comics #56
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "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.
In the 31st Century, the city of New Modernia faces an unseen threat as the shape-shifting Chameleons infiltrate society with alarming precision. When Professor Ellery warns the Mayor and City Council, he proposes a daring solution: a journey through time to summon the Justice Society from the 20th Century. With the JSA already having encountered one of the Chameleons, they agree to answer the call—setting the stage for a cross-temporal mission that could change everything.
In "The Day the World Ended! Part III," two scientists race against time to bury the planet-destroying Triple-Z Bomb, only to be thwarted by a deceitful General Cadwell—revealed to be a Chameleon in disguise. As G.L. and the Atom pursue the impostor through a battle with guards, Hawkman, Dr. Mid-Nite, and Black Canary arrive at Spaceships, Inc. to find C. F. Tanner in a restricted zone, just as he prepares to flee aboard a Skyblaster—only for plant guards to attack the JSA and let him slip away.
In "The Day the World Ended! Part IV," Knelo's chilling ultimatum echoes across Earth as he threatens total annihilation with the Triple-Z Bomb. Black Canary rallies reluctant officials to resist, knowing the JSA is already countering the Chameleons' deception—disguised as Earth's leaders—before their true identities are revealed and the bomb is neutralized.
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Reprinted in All Star Comics Archives #11 (2005), Wonder Woman in the Fifties #[nn] (2021)
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