Tom versus the All-Star Squadron number 15 or someone bring Perdegaton his case of,

how do you say it?

New Coke.

Welcome back for All-Star Squadron number 15, the November 1982 issue Crisis on Earth Prime

Book 4 entitled Master of Worlds in Time, written by Roy Thomas, art by Adrian Gonzalez and Jerry Ordway, John Costanza, Letter, Carl Gafford, Cullors, Len Ween, editor, Jerry Conway Platt consulted with a cover by Joe Cubert. Our roll call. All-Star Squadron of Earth 2, we have Firebrand, Johnny Quick, Liberty Bell, Robot Man, Steel.

Justice League of Earth 1, we have Aquaman, Firestorm, Hawkman, Superman, Zatana.

Justice Society of Earth 2, we have Dr. Faye, Green Lantern, the Huntress, and Power Girl.

We open this issue with Perdegaton inside his giant airplane that he stole from the future

with a giant screen TV watching what's going on

and saying that he has a master plan. He's also probably using a Rubik's Cube and drinking new

Coke. He loves the 80s as much as anybody. I also noticed that with him now seems to be some

sort of bald henchman who we never really get a name of so far.

But because he's bald and everyone else has Harris, I assume he is the number one subordinate

to purdegatan. He's bald. He looks menacing. That's how it works. We then cut to the aircraft

carrier where the All-Star Squad and Justice Society and Justice League have gathered and have split up into groups of fours making it easy to introduce them.

The All-Star Squadron obviously confused.

They know some of these JSA members, but you have to remember, the All-Star Squadron is from 1942 Earth 2,

while this Justice Society is from 1982, Earth 2.

So they know Green Lantern, but they know a younger version of Green Lantern.

Very confusing for them.

Maybe confusing for you, but not too bad.

We then have Dr. Fate explain how the Justice Society got to Earth 2, 1942.

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