Justice League of America #98
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "No More Tomorrows!", the Justice League of America faces a cosmic threat as the enigmatic Sargon the Sorcerer steps forward with a plan to stop the menacing Starbreaker. With the help of Sargon’s magic and the unexpected aid of Supergirl and Hawkgirl, the team races to gather powerful artifacts, testing their unity and resolve. Written by Mike Friedrich and brought to life by Dick Dillin’s dynamic art and Joe Giella’s inks, this 1972 classic features a striking cover by Neal Adams.
In "No More Tomorrows!", the Justice League reunites under the mystical guidance of Sargon the Sorcerer, who channels ancient magic to help them gather powerful artifacts. With the aid of Supergirl and Hawkgirl, the team faces off against the cosmic threat of Starbreaker in a battle that tests their courage and unity.
In "The Woman Who Wanted the World!", Sargon finds himself abruptly pulled from the subway and stranded in the desert before being whisked away by the enigmatic Blue Lama to her eerie wax museum—where her foes are frozen in eternal display. The story unfolds with a surreal twist, as the line between reality and spectacle blurs in this strange, atmospheric encounter.
In "The Three Comets!" from Justice League of America #98, Starman zeroes in on a trio of famed circus acrobats after they steal a set of sapphires—leaving him baffled by how they knew exactly who was carrying them. The mystery deepens as the performers’ precision and timing hint at something far more calculated than mere theft.
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↩ Reprints Adventure Comics #92 (1944), Sensation Comics #70 (1947)
Reprinted in Baticomic #62 (1973), Super Adventure Comic #60 (1974), Showcase Presents: Justice League of America #5 (2011), Justice League of America: The Bronze Age Omnibus #1 (2017)
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