Tom versus the JLA, number 180, or I don't remember that being in Central Park.

Welcome back for Justice League of America, number 180, the July, 1980 issue entitled A Beautiful Evil,

concluding the Siren Song of Satin Satan.

Brought to you by writer Jerry Conway, art by Dick Dillon, Frank McLaughlin, Ben Oda the

letter, Jerry Serp the Colors, Len Ween, the editor with a cover by Mr. Jim Starlin. If you remember,

we left off last issue with some exciting disco devil action and kidnapped, beautiful dancers

and Firestorm getting caught by the evil

supermodeling calling the League the league buss in De Sabrina Sultrises place the the

as for mentioned satin Satan who is a model I always enjoy it when the league breaks

and do a private residence I always think about when the league breaks into a private residence. I always think about

how much property damage the league does per year. As the league breaks in, Zatana speaks of a mystical

presence, which none of them can see. This, of course, pisses off Green Arrow, who is sort of

taking the much more semi-sceptical view of her dealings.

She tends to talk about things that you can't see or touch or really know about.

And I think Green Arrow, with his newfound focus on sort of street-level sanity,

is bothered by all these invisible presence.

She's right, as someone, you know, as someone with

mystical powers would be in this situation. And a giant fire demon pops out of nowhere to start

attacking the league. The league takes it on, green arrows, shooting arrows at it. Superman uses

his cape trying to smother it, which brings up an interesting bit of superhero physics, and that I think

Superman's cape can change size to whatever it's necessary to do, because this future's huge.

There's a panel of Superman throwing his cape over it, and the cape looks like it's two or three

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