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ARCHIVES:
Volume One |
| by Gardner Fox & Mike Sekowsky |
Hardcover: 280 pages
DC Comics
ISBN: 1563890437 |
$39.95
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| As super heroes
came to the forefront of comics again at the end of the 1950s, DC assembled
its greatest heroes as the Justice League of America. This volume features
the JLA's battles against space-age menaces in colorful, fast-paced stories. |
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hardcover collects the first Justice League stories, including their very
first appearance from Brave and the Bold #28 where the League battles Starro
The Conqueror! Also included is Justice League of America #1! |
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ARCHIVES:
Volume Two |
| by Gardner Fox & Mike Sekowsky |
Hardcover: 224 pages
DC Comics
ISBN: 1563891190 |
$49.95
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| Featurng the
World's Greatest Heroes: Superman, Batman, The Flash, Green Lantern, Martian
Manhunter, Wonder Woman and Aquaman! All in one volume! |
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ARCHIVES:
Volume Three |
| by Gardner Fox & Mike Sekowsky |
Hardcover: 224 pages
DC Comics
ISBN: 156389159X |
$49.95
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This amazing
volume collects the early Justice League stories, from issues 15 through
22!
Included here are the very
first meeting of the Silver Age with the Golden Age in the "Crisis" storyline! |
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ARCHIVES:
Volume Four |
| by Gardner Fox, Mike Sekowsky, & Bernard Sachs,
et al |
Hardcover: 224 pages
DC Comics
ISBN: 1563894122 |
$49.95
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| Rediscover the
Silver Age of DC's greatest super-team in this handsome volume reprinting
JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #23-30! Also included: an all-new introduction
by writer Marv Wolfman (NEW TEEN TITANS) and reproductions of the original
covers. |
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| The JLA faces
the Queen Bee, Despero, Amazo, Kanjar Ro, and an array of their greatest
foes in this collection, culminating with the second JLA/JSA team-up "Crisis
on Earth-Three!", the 2-part story that introduced the JLA's evil counterparts
— The Crime Syndicate — and featured the first Silver Age appearance of
Golden Age Starman Ted Knight. |
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