Justice League of America #111
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Balance of Power!", the Star-Spangled Kid is drawn into a mystery when he spots five notorious criminals posing as police officers—prompting him to summon the Seven Soldiers of Victory. As they investigate, a mysterious film fragment reveals the Black Star’s far-reaching scheme, setting the stage for a high-stakes confrontation. Written by Mort Weisinger and illustrated by Mort Meskin, with a striking cover by Nick Cardy.
In "Balance of Power!" from Justice League of America #111, master criminal Libra orchestrates a dangerous game, pitting six super-villains against the Justice League in a scheme to steal half of each hero’s power. With the stakes higher than ever, the League must fight not just the villains, but the growing imbalance within their own ranks.
When Pat Dugan spots five notorious criminals in police uniforms, the Star-Spangled Kid knows something’s wrong—and he calls in the Seven Soldiers of Victory. What they uncover from a mysterious film fragment points to a larger scheme: the Black Star is orchestrating crimes across the country through these disguised villains.
In this festive 1974 tale from *Justice League of America #111*, Captain Bigg dons a Santa Claus suit to pull off a wild heist—disguising his pirate crew as holiday icons to raid luxury yachts and steal their treasures. The League must unravel the mystery behind the jolly thief’s outlandish scheme before the next gift-laden voyage goes up in smoke.
In "Mystery of the One-Man Museum," the Hopper and his gang descend on Pleasure City, a carnival playground ruled by the reclusive millionaire Coburn, whose Castle of Fear stands at its eerie heart. As the villains plot their next move, the strange, isolated world of the fairgrounds becomes a stage for a mystery that tests the limits of illusion and control.
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↩ Reprints Leading Comics #2 (1942), Justice League of America #32 (1964)
Reprinted in Gigant #2/1976 (1976), Gigant #2/1976 (1976), Super Heroes Album #3 (1976), Superman Taschenbuch #35 (1981), DC Universe Special: Justice League of America #1 (2008), Showcase Presents: Justice League of America #6 (2013), Justice League of America: The Bronze Age Omnibus #1 (2017)
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