DC 100-Page Super Spectacular #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Crisis on Earth-One!" is a landmark 1971 tale from Gardner Fox and Mike Sekowsky, where Earth-One and Earth-Two villains conspire to exploit the multiverse by swapping hideouts—and trapping the Justice League of America in their own HQ. With the League temporarily displaced, they call upon the Justice Society of America, setting up a thrilling crossover that blurs the lines between the two Earths. The cover by Neal Adams and Dick Giordano captures the tension perfectly.
In "Crisis on Earth-One!", the Justice League of America finds themselves trapped in their own headquarters as Earth-One and Earth-Two villains team up to wreak havoc across both worlds. With the League unable to stop the chaos, they call upon the Justice Society of America, swapping places to defend their respective Earths—setting off a high-stakes battle of wits and wills across the multiverse.
In "Crisis on Earth-Two!", the Justice League of America and the Justice Society of America find themselves caught in a cosmic trap, mysteriously whisked from their Earths into space cages. With their powers tested and their teamwork pushed to the limit, they must break free and confront a united front of villains from both worlds.
In "Strange Spells of the Sorcerer!", Hawkman and Hawkgirl race to stop an amateur sorcerer whose magical traps summon mythical beasts to distract the Thanagarians—while he steals five ancient artifacts. With time running out and the stakes rising, the duo must unravel the sorcerer’s plan before his spell unleashes a power beyond imagination.
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Reprinted in DC 100-Page Super Spectacular No. 6 Replica Edition #[nn] (2004), Justice League of America: The Bronze Age Omnibus #3 (2021), Superman Presents Wonder Comic Monthly #115
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