All-Star Comics #69
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "United We Fall!", the Justice Society of America fractures as rival factions clash—Hawkman, Green Lantern, Flash, and their allies square off against a force led by Commissioner Bruce Wayne, backed by Robin, Wonder Woman, and others, all under the guise of upholding justice. When the fight escalates and Power Girl is injured, Superman and Dr. Fate intervene, uncovering a shocking truth: Wayne’s actions are being manipulated by the Psycho Pirate. Written by Paul Levitz and brought to life by Joe Staton’s dynamic art, with inks by Bob Layton, colors by Liz Berube, and letters by Ben Oda, this 1977 issue features a cover by Al Milgrom and Jack Abel.
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The JSA is divided against itself with one group -- consisting of Hawkman, Green Lantern, Flash, Star Spangled Kid, Wildcat, Dr. Fate -- facing off against a group with Commissioner Bruce Wayne behind them -- Robin, Wonder Woman, Starman, Dr. Mid-Nite, Hourman -- seeking to arrest the others on trumped up charges. Though Power Girl is hurt, Superman and Dr. Fate save the day when Superman stops the fight and Fate reveals that Commissioner Wayne is being controlled by the Psycho Pirate.
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