Tom versus the JLA, number 175, or fine, leave, see if I care.

Just make sure you leave the keys behind.

Welcome back for Justice League of America, number 175, the February 1980 issue called

But Can an Android Dream?

Written by Jerry Conway, art by Dick Dillon, Frank McLaughlin,

who dedicate this story to Roy Thomas,

prior an illusion to so many similarities

between Red Tornado and Marvel's Vision.

We have Ben Oda, the letterer,

Jerry Serp, the colorist, and Ross Andrews the editor.

Covered drawn by Ross Andrew,

inked by Dick Giordano.

It features Red Tornado karate chopping some sort of dragging creature chasing a small boy,

which, while true to the spirit of the story, doesn't even come close to happening.

Our roll call is Superman, Batman, Flash, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, Hawkman, Hawk Girls, Zatanna, and Red Tornado.

The true star of this issue, though, is Red Tornado, our resident Sad Sack, who just can't get anything right.

And we open with him walking away from the Justice League.

He's quitting because he can't get anything right according to himself.

He's always screwing up situations, messing things up,

generally can't get, I guess, into his groove.

The funny thing, though, is that lately he hasn't been screwing things up.

I thought we kind of dealt with this already, you know, several issues back

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