by Libbylawrence Return to chapter list J’onn J’onzz had remained motionless, conserving his energy while he waited for Professor Hugo to return. As the giant robot kept guard over him, J’onn focused his powerful mind on probing Tor in order to find a weakness. The results were disappointing. Tor no longer has a weakness, he . . .

by Libbylawrence Return to chapter list J’onn J’onzz gazed up at a towering metal humanoid who looked down on his captive, weakened form with the silent malevolence of a sentient machine. “Tor?! But you were destroyed long ago!” he said, even as the robot loomed over him, its massive fist raised in a threatening gesture. . . .

by Libbylawrence Return to chapter list June, 1988: On the planet once known as Vonn, now called New Mars, a small but comfortable home buzzed with excitement. R’bert J’onzz and his wife J’une beamed with pride as their son J’onn prepared for a momentous occasion. He was about to participate in one of the Martian . . .

by Libbylawrence Return to chapter list The massive being known and feared the world over as the Shaggy Man stood around nine feet tall and was covered with thick, matted brown fur. Glaring at them with beady eyes that showed no intelligence, but only raw anger, it charged forward with surprising speed. Nubia was faster, . . .

by Libbylawrence Return to chapter list Princess Nubia of Paradise Island, known around the world as the current Wonder Woman, laughed with pleasure as she helped decorate a Christmas tree in the home she’d recently purchased with her husband J’onn J’onzz, the Martian Manhunter. Of course, the quaint old home located deep within the French . . .

by Frank G. Murdock Return to chapter list Continued from The House of Mystery: The Thing in the Cellar The cover: Blue Devil stands in the center of the cover toward the back, his hands over his face in embarrassment. Changeling is stuffed face-first into a large, three-tiered celebratory cake. The Trickster is rolling on . . .

by Frank G. Murdock Return to chapter list Continued from Superman: The Unkindest Cut The cover: Blue Devil stands in the center of the cover toward the back; he has a party hat on. Changeling, in the form of a green ape, is holding up a large party cake, and the Trickster is holding a . . .

by Libbylawrence Return to chapter list A few days later, a solemn assembly stood by a grave on the desolate shores of Vumania Island, the former headquarters of the Forgotten Heroes. While several Justice Leaguers had attended the earlier funeral, now there were only a few mourners remaining. A pretty woman with platinum blonde hair . . .

by Libbylawrence Return to chapter list Back on Earth, Green Arrow and the other Justice Leaguers had wondered exactly what had happened to their friends. They knew from information their old comrade-in-arms Dr. Ray Palmer had managed to gather, following repairs to the satellite surveillance system, that certain members had been captured. They also knew . . .

by Libbylawrence Return to chapter list Green Arrow shook his head in disgust as he looked across the room at a television news report. “I just don’t get it! They can spend billions for outer space research, but they can’t spare a dime for the inner city?! People are dying on the streets, and the . . .

by Libbylawrence Return to chapter list Captain Comet had made a brief stop at the small community of Midwest City. Feeling a strange overwhelming nostalgia for the place in which he’d lived as a young man, something now compelled him to return there before joining Nubia and J’onn J’onzz on their own mission. He knew . . .

by Libbylawrence Return to chapter list On the beautiful campus commons of Vandermeer University in Pittsburgh, a young man with brown hair hurried through a crowd of students and teachers until he caught up with a pretty blonde girl in a pink dress. “Doreen?” said Ronnie Raymond, touching the girl on her shoulder. As she . . .