Justice League of America #99
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Seeds of Destruction!", the Sandman uncovers a puzzling pawn ticket during his hunt for the missing Van Leew emeralds, prompting a brief shift to his identity as Wesley Dodds to investigate its origins. With Dian by his side, he returns to his mission, now driven by the mystery the ticket has introduced. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Creig Flessel, with a cover by Nick Cardy, this 1972 issue blends classic mystery with the supernatural, all in a 25-cent adventure.
In "Seeds of Destruction!" from Justice League of America #99, a father-son alien duo arrives on Earth with a well-intentioned but dangerous mission: to plant seeds that grow into massive flora meant to cleanse the planet of pollution. As the Justice League confronts the rapidly expanding, unpredictable vegetation, they must navigate the emotional rift between the aliens’ noble goals and the real threat their creations pose to humanity.
In "The Van Leew Emeralds," the Sandman uncovers a puzzling pawn ticket while hunting for a stolen gemstone haul, prompting a brief shift to his civilian identity, Wesley Dodds, to consult with Dian. The mystery deepens as the ticket hints at a connection between the emeralds and a hidden past, leaving the Sandman to unravel the clues before the jewels are lost again.
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↩ Reprints Adventure Comics #51 (1940), Flash Comics #98 (1948)
Reprinted in Showcase Presents: Justice League of America #5 (2011), Justice League of America: The Bronze Age Omnibus #1 (2017), Super Adventure Comic #61
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