Justice League of America: The Silver Age #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Starro the Conqueror!" kicks off a thrilling Silver Age reimagining of the Justice League with a pulse-pounding mystery that begins when the team’s powers vanish mid-crisis. Written by Gardner Fox and brought to life by Mike Sekowsky’s dynamic art, this standout issue sees the JLA chasing bizarre thefts tied to ancient creatures—only to face the chilling, power-stealing Amazo in a showdown that tests their resolve. With Bernard Sachs’ inks and Gaspar Saladino’s crisp lettering, the story unfolds with classic flair, while Michael Cho’s striking cover captures the tension of the moment.
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As several JLAers experience a sudden power loss, Flash finds that someone has used powers like theirs to steal a European catfish and a cicada. Snapper suggests the thefts have to do with someone researching immortality, and the JLA splits up to investigate other long-lived creatures. In every case, the JLAers come up against Amazo, who steals their powers, defeats them, and takes them to his creator's lab, where Professor Ivo is preparing an immortality serum. Green Lantern is able to use the weakness of his own ring against Amazo and Ivo, restore the JLA's powers, and defeat the villain.
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