DC Special Blue Ribbon Digest #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "SOS Green Lantern," Green Lantern is called to the Legion of Super-Heroes' headquarters—only to find it vanished, leaving behind only a cryptic distress signal. With the Legion in disarray and Sun Boy suffering from amnesia after a mysterious incident at a charity benefit, the search for answers leads to the unsettling possibility that Dr. Regulus is behind the disappearance. Written by Jim Shooter and illustrated by Shooter and George Papp, this issue blends cosmic mystery with classic superhero intrigue, all framed by Ross Andru and Mike DeCarlo’s dynamic cover.
In "The Coming of the Costumed Incompetents," a mad doctor builds a junkyard robot to steal a vital ruby, setting off a chaotic showdown that only the bumbling but well-meaning Inferior Five can handle. With their trademark mix of misjudged heroics and accidental brilliance, they step in to stop the mechanical menace—before things get even more ridiculous.
In "I Was the Man with Animal Powers," Buddy Baker finds himself transformed by an alien spacecraft, gaining the abilities of various animals. With his new powers, he must track down escaped circus animals and confront a mysterious alien creature wielding the same strange gifts.
When Invisible Kid is elected Legion leader, the team’s charity performance takes a dark turn after Sun Boy is injured and loses his memory—leaving the Legion to wonder if it was an accident or the work of Dr. Regulus, who’s vanished their headquarters right from beneath the earth.
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↩ Reprints Showcase #22 (1959), Strange Adventures #180 (1965), Showcase #62 (1966), Adventure Comics #348 (1966), Black Lightning #1 (1977)
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