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    Quote Originally Posted by MajorHoy View Post

    from Who's Who Update '87 #1 (August 1987)
    And for anybody who hasn't seen this one before, the All-Star Squadron as presented in 1986's History of the DC Universe:

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    from All-Star Squadron #3 (November 1981)

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    All-Star Squadron was the first series I ever collected. I became obsessed with Earth-2 after reading a reprint of JLA 100 in 1981. All-Star started not long after and I remember discovering the first issue at my local newsagents.

    Issues 17-40 are the highlight for me - the trail of Robotman, the Brain Wave story, The Ultra-Humanite epic, Dr Fate vs the Spectre, Earth-X, Captain Marvel and Amazing Man vs the Klan. Just am amazing run of stories.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Babylon23 View Post
    . . . I became obsessed with Earth-2 after reading a reprint of JLA 100 in 1981. . .
    Justice League of America #101 (the second part of that three-issue tale) was my introduction to Earth-2, and I know the feeling.
    (Bought that issue new off a comic book spinner rack at a drugstore in Maine for my sister while she was working a summer job at a Girl Scout camp and I was amazed by all those Golden Age heroes in the story when I read it!)

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    ALL STARS 1.jpgThe more i search the more i would love a revival of this Team.

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    ALL STARS 2.jpghere's another piece i found.

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    Quote Originally Posted by warzon View Post

    The more i search the more i would love a revival of this Team.
    That's from All-Star Squadron #15 (November 1982), the five-part JLA/JSA/All-Star Squadron crossover that appeared in Justice League of America #'s 207-209 and also in All-Star Comics #14.

    Quote Originally Posted by warzon View Post

    here's another piece i found.
    That one's from All-Star Squadron #20 (April 1983).


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    Quote Originally Posted by MajorHoy View Post

    from Justice League of America #193 (August 1981)
    DC included the artwork for a slightly altered/revised version of that cover in All-Star Squadron #50 (May 1985):

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    My, oh, my, that's a big stick you've got there, Starman.

    Peace

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nomads1 View Post
    My, oh, my, that's a big stick you've got there, Starman.

    Peace
    He's just really happy to see us.
    May we never forget:

    Quote Originally Posted by Gaius View Post
    Daddy Zeus can hit the bricks.
    Truer words never spoken.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nomads1 View Post
    My, oh, my, that's a big stick you've got there, Starman.
    But this was from back in the day before transistors and other technologies that allowed things to be made smaller.
    Quote Originally Posted by MajorHoy View Post
    First appearance: Adventure Comics #61 (April 1941)




    To be continued . . .
    The image was also replacing a guy with a big-old sword.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nomads1 View Post
    My, oh, my, that's a big stick you've got there, Starman.

    Peace
    Sure it is...

    Image.jpg

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    The published cover for All-Star Squadron #1 (September 1981):


    And the slightly altered version, presented in All-Star Squadron #50 (May 1985).

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    Mock Cover by Craig Cermak.

    AllStarCraigCermak.jpg

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    Quote Originally Posted by MajorHoy View Post
    That one's from All-Star Squadron #20 (April 1983).

    One of my favourite covers from my favourite Squadron story. Jerry Ordway was born to draw Earth-2

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