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Millennium Edition: All Star Comics No. 8#[nn]
Cover: Everett E. Hibbard

Millennium Edition: All Star Comics No. 8 #[nn]

Feb 2001 · DC · 3.95 USD; 6.50 CAD
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In "Two New Members Win Their Spurs [Introduction]," Dr. Mid-Nite races against time when a fugitive former official’s fear of light leads to a shocking discovery: a rare blood disorder linked to apes. With help from Professor Able and a mysterious antidote, Mid-Nite restores the man’s sanity—only to be ambushed by two criminals working for the enigmatic Dr. Elba. Just as danger strikes, a surprise ally steps in to save the day. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Stan Aschmeier, with a cover by Everett E. Hibbard, this 2001 Millennium Edition offers a gripping, character-driven mystery rooted in science and suspense.

Contains 12 stories
Two New Members Win Their Spurs [Introduction]
2 pp · Superhero
Justice Society of America [The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]The Atom [Al Pratt]The Starman [Ted Knight]Hawkman [Carter Hall]Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]Johnny ThunderThe Sandman [Wesley Dodds]Superman [Clark Kent] (inset on splash page, not in story)Batman [Bruce Wayne] (inset on splash page, not in story)The Flash [Jay Garrick] (Honorary Member, inset on splash page, not in story)Green Lantern [Alan Scott] (Honorary Member, inset on splash page, not in story)]Hooty (an owl)

In a quiet moment at JSA headquarters, the team gathers, each recounting a strange case where their witnesses suddenly lost their minds—no clear cause, no pattern. Just as confusion sets in, Dr. Mid-Nite arrives with a story that might just explain the madness, bringing the team closer to a mystery they can’t yet see.

Two New Members Win Their Spurs [Chapter 1]
7 pp · Superhero
Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]Myra MasonHooty (an owl)John McGraw (former Commissioner of Roads)Professor Able's caretakerProfessor Elba's lawyer (villain)unnamed city political boss (villain)

Dr. Mid-Nite races against the clock when a former city official’s escape sparks a dangerous mystery tied to a rare blood disease found only in apes. With a blood sample in hand and a cure just out of reach, he tracks down Professor Able—only to be ambushed by two criminals working for the enigmatic Dr. Elba. Just as Elba’s trap closes, a sudden intervention from Hooty throws the odds into chaos.

Two New Members Win Their Spurs [Interlude]
1 pp · Superhero
Justice Society of America [Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]The Starman [Ted Knight]Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]Johnny ThunderHawkman [Carter Hall]The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]The Atom [Al Pratt]]Hooty (an owl)

In the quiet aftermath of a crisis, Dr. Mid-Nite administers a mysterious antidote—Solution K—to witnesses left mentally shattered, hoping their restored minds might offer the Justice Society a crucial lead in their search for Dr. Elba. The weight of the moment hangs in the air as the team prepares to piece together the fragments of a broken truth.

Two New Members Win Their Spurs [Chapter 2]
6 pp · Superhero
Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]Inza CramerBill Ford [aka Bill Benson] (bus franchise owner)Marge Benson (Bill's wife)unnamed bus driverGoopy Gus Gluck (villain)Gluck's gang (villains)

In "Two New Members Win Their Spurs [Chapter 2]," Dr. Fate investigates a web of deceit after a tormented Bill Ford reveals that Goopy Gus Gluck orchestrated a bus fraud ring and kidnapped his wife, Marge. Disguised as a bus driver, Fate faces a dangerous ambush, then turns the tables on the criminals—forcing Goopy to confess before setting out to find the elusive Dr. Elba.

Two New Members Win Their Spurs [Chapter 3]
6 pp · Superhero
The Atom [Al Pratt] (part-time jewelry store clerk)Mr. Corson (jewelry store owner)Hartford Dormley (villain, attorney)Brent (villain)Butch (villain)

In "Two New Members Win Their Spurs [Chapter 3]," Al Pratt, now the Atom, finds himself tangled in a web of deception after a jewel thief is arrested in his jewelry store. When a slick attorney shows up demanding a settlement, Al’s instincts kick in—leading him on a trail that uncovers a sinister plot involving a drug-laden wooden sliver and a mysterious doctor named Elba. With the gang’s next move revealed in a cryptic note, the Atom sets out to stop them before they strike again.

Two New Members Win Their Spurs [Chapter 4]
6 pp · Superhero
The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]Dian BelmontDistrict Attorney BelmontSenator Kenneth Spring (mention only)unnamed photographer (villain)O'Hooliny (villain)two thugs (villains)

In "Two New Members Win Their Spurs [Chapter 4]," Sandman uses Solution K to uncover a blackmail ring at comic conventions, where two new recruits reveal a scheme involving stolen photos and extortion. As he follows the trail, the vigilante exposes the network behind the scheme and delivers the perpetrators to the authorities.

Two New Members Win Their Spurs [Chapter 5]
6 pp · Superhero
The Starman [Ted Knight]Doris LeeBilly (young boy)B. Jamison Baker (baker, socialite, publisher)Whitey (villain)"Alabama" (villain)unnamed gang members (villains)

In "Two New Members Win Their Spurs [Chapter 5]," Billy’s discovery of a hidden trunk of money sets off a chain of events that brings him face-to-face with Starman and Doris. When the boy is nearly hit by a car, Starman intervenes—only to find himself racing back to the abandoned house as a gang of criminals tries to steal the trunk’s contents. With quick thinking and a dose of the insanity serum, Starman thwarts their scheme and uncovers a plot to sabotage a gubernatorial campaign through forged letters. Now, with the gang in custody, he sets out to find Dr. Elba—just as the mystery deepens.

Two New Members Win Their Spurs [Chapter 6]
8 pp · Superhero
Hawkman [Carter Hall]Hawkgirl [Shiera Sanders]Big Red (a hawk)Preston Nevel (banker)Hunt (villain, death)Watkins (villain, death)

In "Two New Members Win Their Spurs [Chapter 6]," Hawkman confronts a shadowy gang obsessed with digging up secrets from newspaper clippings, using their findings to blackmail the wealthy. When Hawkgirl is felled by radio-controlled lightning, Hawkman must rely on his hawks and quick thinking to rescue her and dismantle the threat—just as the gang’s true motives begin to unravel.

Two New Members Win Their Spurs [Chapter 7]
6 pp · Superhero
The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]unnamed prison WardenLouis Scaloni (villain)"Boss" Williams (villain)William's butler (villain)William's gang (villains)

In "Two New Members Win Their Spurs [Chapter 7]," the Spectre, operating under his Jim Corrigan identity, tracks a missing witness to a state hospital only to find him vanished. When he confronts the gang leader Boss Williams, he's knocked unconscious—only to wake in a basement, where the once-terrified Louis Scaloni now lies broken and insane, his mind shattered by fear. With the weight of justice pressing down, the Spectre delivers a final, unyielding reckoning.

Two New Members Win Their Spurs [Chapter 8]
6 pp · Superhero
Johnny ThunderThe Thunderbolt [Archibald]Daisy Darling (cameo)Herman Darling (cameo)Oscar K. Doodle (contractor)Doodle's butler (villain)a thug (villain)Professor Elba (villain)

In "Two New Members Win Their Spurs [Chapter 8]," Johnny faces down a dangerous situation alone, only to be ambushed and imprisoned with a deranged man—until the Thunderbolt arrives with the Solution K. As Johnny uncovers the truth behind the man’s madness, he finds himself caught in a web of corruption tied to a deceptive construction scam, with the stakes rising when Dr. Elba intervenes.

Two New Members Win Their Spurs [Conclusion]
3 pp · Superhero
Justice Society of America [Johnny ThunderHawkman [Carter Hall]The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]The Starman [Ted Knight]The Atom [Al Pratt]The Sandman [Wesley Dodds]Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson]Dr. Mid-Nite [Dr. Charles McNider]]The Thunderbolt [Archibald]Hooty (an owl)Dr. Elba (villain, death)

In the final pages of "Two New Members Win Their Spurs," the JSA closes in on Dr. Elba as he prepares to unleash his madness on Johnny, but just as the lights flicker out, a shocking revelation unfolds—Dr. Mid-Nite confronts a shadowed figure who claims to be both Professor Able and Elba. The tension peaks in a moment of twisted identity, as the impostor’s own plan backfires in a fatal twist.

Introducing Wonder Woman
9 pp · Superhero
Wonder Woman [Princess Diana] (introduction, origin)Mala (introduction)Queen Hippolyta [as Hippolyte] (introduction, Diana's mother, Queen of the Amazons)unnamed doctorCaptain Steve Trevor (introduction)Athena (goddess of wisdom)Aphrodite (goddess)Diana (goddess of the Moon, mention only)Hercules (flashback)Fritz (villain)von Storm (villain)

In this timeless tale from *Millennium Edition: All Star Comics No. 8*, Captain Steve Trevor’s crash-landing on Paradise Island sets off a quiet storm of emotion and duty. Queen Hippolyte’s daughter, Diana, finds herself torn between her heart and her oath, as her mother uses the Magic Sphere to reveal the truth of the outside world—and the island’s sacred rules. When a contest is held to choose the Amazon who will return the captain, Diana, disguised among her sisters, steps forward with a courage that defies even her own expectations.

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Full credits

artist, inker Stan Aschmeier
cover pencils, inks Everett E. Hibbard

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