Tom versus the JLA number 187 or can you feel the seething rage just burning beneath this?

Welcome back for Justice League of America number 187. The February 1981 issue entitled to Perodeus says all things must change.

Written by Jerry Conway with art by Don Heck and Frank McLaughlin, Ben Oda the letter, Gene D'Angelo, Colors, Len Ween, editor, featuring your cover, I believe, done by Dick Giordano.

That's just a guess.

I can't see a signature on the page.

Your role call is Superman, Aquaman, the Flash, Longheaded Man, Wonder Woman, Zatanna.

This issue, we're going to get some hot

flash Zatanna implied action. We open up on the Justice League satellite after the monthly

get together, and it turns out the Zatana and the Flash have both stuck around after the meeting.

Usually the Flash leaves immediately after the meeting,

but since his wife Iris was killed, he is extremely lonely and has decided to just take a walk

around the satellite, where Barry Allen gets a little wistful, thinks about how the league has changed.

This pops up every couple issues, you know, someone talks about how much the league has changed,

how they're all sort of happy-go-lucky friends back in the day.

And now the league's become different.

They've included younger members,

and Barry's starting to, you know, aim things towards, you know,

younger, better-looking members as he's talking to Zatana as the

league's got a better outlook on the world and a Barry sensually touches Zatana's hand

and for what I would think in 1981 is a pretty bold move in a comic book is man female hand

touching but we haven't even got to the best part.

Zatanna pulls the age-old trick, I recognize this, of changing the subject and then reveals to him

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