All-Star Comics #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Hemisphere Defense, Introduction," the JSA is called to action across the Americas as the FBI Chief warns of a growing threat to the Southern Pacific railroad and democratic governments in Central and South America. Tasked with stopping sabotage and espionage, each hero receives a mission in a different nation, marking a pivotal expansion of the team’s global reach. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by E. E. Hibbard, with cover art by Hibbard, this 1942 issue sets the stage for international intrigue in the Golden Age of comics.
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The FBI Chief in Washington greets the JSA members and thanks them for dealing with the 5th Columnists (back in All-Star #4). However, he tells the members that our own hemisphere is being threatened by saboteurs and spies, particularly in Central and South America, who are aiming at controlling the "Southern Pacific" of Mexico, a vital supply-link railroad, as well as fomenting revolution inside friendly governments there. He gives each member an assignment in a nation located there to combat these issues at hand.
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