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Justice League of America#12
Cover: Rick Hoberg & Dick Giordano

Justice League of America #12

Mar 1986 · Federal · 1.25 AUD; 1.50 NZD
📊 ~131,412 copies sold its debut month
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Contains 8 stories
Chapter One: If I Should Die Before I Wake…
8 pp · Superhero

In "Chapter One: If I Should Die Before I Wake…," the Justice League of America faces off against the mind-bending threat of Doctor Destiny, who has seized control of the Sandman’s powers to plunge the world into a shared nightmare. With Green Lantern John Stewart at their side, the heroes must unravel the dreamlike chaos before reality itself collapses—only to find that victory comes with an unexpected invitation, one the Sandman ultimately turns down.

Chapter Two: Dream a Deadly Dream For Me…!
6 pp · Superhero
HawkmanHawkgirlThe AtomFirestorm the Nuclear Man

In "Chapter Two: Dream a Deadly Dream For Me…!", Hawkman, Hawkgirl, The Atom, and Firestorm the Nuclear Man find themselves ensnared in a surreal battle of wills when Doctor Destiny wields the Sandman’s powers to twist reality itself. As dreams turn deadly and the line between mind and matter blurs, the heroes must fight not just an enemy, but the very fabric of their own perceptions.

Chapter Three: The Fine Art of Dreaming…!
5 pp · Superhero
AquamanGreen ArrowBlack Canary

In "Chapter Three: The Fine Art of Dreaming…!", Aquaman, Green Arrow, and Black Canary find themselves drawn into a surreal battle when Doctor Destiny hijacks the Sandman’s powers, turning dreams into deadly traps. As the heroes navigate a shifting landscape of nightmares, they must rely on their wits and teamwork to break free before the dreamworld consumes them.

Chapter Four: …What Dreames May Come…!
5 pp · Superhero
Green LanternThe FlashWonder Woman

In "Chapter Four: …What Dreames May Come…!", Green Lantern, The Flash, and Wonder Woman face off against Doctor Destiny, who's hijacked the Sandman's powers to plunge the world into a shared nightmare. As reality bends under the weight of twisted dreams, the heroes must fight not just the villain, but the very fabric of imagination itself—before the dream becomes inescapable.

Chapter Five: Into the Dream-Stream!
4 pp · Superhero
ZatannaRed TornadoThe Elongated Man

In "Chapter Five: Into the Dream-Stream!", Zatanna, Red Tornado, and The Elongated Man find themselves drawn into a surreal realm where dreams take shape and reality bends—spurred by a mysterious force tied to the Sandman’s power. As they navigate this shifting landscape, they must confront the lingering echoes of a mind-controlled nightmare before the dream-world collapses entirely.

Chapter Six: All You've Gotta do is Dream…
11 pp · Superhero

In "Chapter Six: All You've Gotta do is Dream…", the Justice League of America faces off against Doctor Destiny, who has seized the Sandman’s powers to manipulate dreams and chaos. With Green Lantern John Stewart’s help, the team must unravel the nightmare before it consumes them, only to offer the Sandman a place among heroes—though he chooses to walk his own path.

Epilogue: When All the Dreaming's Done…
2 pp · Superhero

In "Epilogue: When All the Dreaming's Done…," the Justice League of America faces off against Doctor Destiny, who has seized the Sandman’s powers to manipulate dreams and reality. With Green Lantern John Stewart by their side, the heroes confront the dreamweaver’s chaos, but the true test comes after the battle—when the League offers the Sandman a place among them, and he must decide what his role in the world will be.

Rebirth One: Gang War
23 pp · Superhero

In "Rebirth One: Gang War," the Justice League intervenes as tensions explode between two rival gangs—the Skulls, led by Crowbar, and Los Lobos, led by Armando Ramone, Vibe’s brother—on the streets of Metropolis. When the fight escalates beyond control, the League steps in to restore order, only to see Crowbar vanish mid-arrest, snatched away by a mysterious force: the Overmaster.

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Full credits

writer Len Wein
letterer John Costanza
cover pencils Rick Hoberg
cover inks Dick Giordano

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↩ Reprints Justice League of America Annual #1 (1983), Justice League of America #233 (1984)

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