Tom versus the JLA number 176 or the only thing you have to fear is a giant version of yourself.

Welcome back for Justice League of America number 176, the March 1980 issue called the Dream Factory is of Dr. Destiny.

Sounds like some sort of warning movie about drug dealers or getting involved in porn.

It's written by Jerry Conway with art by Dick Dylan and Frank McLaughlin.

Ben Ode-Leader, the letter of Bob LaRose Colourous Ross Andrew, the editor.

Covered by the Magnificent Dick's Dylan and Giordano.

Looks like Superman's melting a birthday cake in.

Doctor Destiny is laughing hard.

Your roll call is Superman, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, Hot Girls, Latana, and Red Tornado.

We open up this issue with the league hot on the trail of Dr. Destiny who's just disturbed the world-famous New York Halloween parade.

So in the words of Jerry Conway,

So look up, New York, and if your souls have not been sterilized by your urban sophistication,

tremble if you can.

I love the idea of these sort of waspy New Yorkers looking up, watching the Justice League

fly over, thinking, oh, oh my, it's just the Justice League.

Let's get back to a delightful afternoon snack.

They're so jaded and cynical in New York, not like us Midwesterners.

We'd be awed by it.

So we see Green Lantern with a funny set of headphones on and some sort of machine that measures

the psychic vibrations that the crazy

Doctor Destiny gives off. They find that Destiny's headquarters is an abandoned movie studio and as they

reach the studio, it actually erupts into some sort of nightmare creatures. So we have the

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