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Cover: Jerry Ordway

America vs. the Justice Society #3

Mar 1985 · DC · 1.00 USD; 1.35 CAD
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“[Chapter 4] Hostile Witness!”

In "[Chapter 4] Hostile Witness!", the trial of the Justice Society heats up as the Wizard takes the stand—claiming to have witnessed Batman’s alleged betrayal firsthand. But Helena Wayne dismantles his testimony with evidence and the surprising presence of Robotman in Chuck Grayson’s body, while Dr. Fate stands ready to stop the Wizard’s escape. The tension mounts as a hidden enemy watches from afar, realizing the time to strike is near. Written by Roy Thomas and Dann Thomas, with art by Howard Bender and inks by Alfredo Alcala, and a cover by Jerry Ordway.

writer Roy Thomas · writer Dann Thomas · artist Howard Bender · inker Alfredo Alcala · colorist Carl Gafford · letterer Cody · cover Jerry Ordway

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writer Roy Thomas
colorist Carl Gafford
letterer Cody
cover pencils, inks Jerry Ordway

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As the hearing continues, the Wizard is called in as a prosecution witness. He claims that what was written in Batman's diary is indeed true, since he was somehow in the area when these traitorous actions happened. However, his testimony is shot down by Helena Wayne through the testimony of Robotman (in Chuck Grayson’s body) and others, as well as evidence refuting where the Wizard was at the time. When the Wizard tries to escape, Dr. Fate stops him using his own magic, as another foe far away is seeing the hearing on TV and realizes that he needs to make his move against the JSA soon.

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