Tom versus the JLA number 205 or academic phantasm versus giant head phantasm.

Who wins?

Welcome back for Justice League of America, number 205 the August 1982 issue entitled The Final Hand,

written by Jerry Conway with art by Don Heck and Romeo Tangal, Ben Oda Letter, Carl Gafford,

colorist, Len Ween, editor with a cover by George Perez.

No roll call in this issue. This is the conclusion of the Justice League versus the Royal Flush Gang.

It's been a three-part star. This is part three. Let's get into it. We are on the satellite.

Black Canary and Longameen have shown up after having just shook down industrialist Derek Reston for information, finding out that he put together the Royal Flush Gang, but yet suddenly doesn't remember what happened. So they transport up to the satellite. See that Reston wasn't bluffing about the fact that they attack Green Arrow because Green Arrow is

knocked out just like the other leaguers.

Long-Ey-Demand decides to go searching around the satellite.

Remember, 10 from the Royal Flesh Gang is still on the sideline.

Every time I say Royal Flesh Gang, as you just can tell, I almost accidentally say Royal Flesh gang every time.

And after I say it, I always think, did I just say Royal Flesh or Royal Flesh?

Royal Flesh Gang would be a really terrible Justice League sort of porno spin-off.

But we leave that aside.

Elongaita Man finds the mysterious oxygen mask, which I still

don't understand. So he suspicious as someone's on the silo. We get a couple great panels of art

as Alongay Man runs across 10. We see him shifting and twisting around to avoid getting blasted.

Black Canary gets involved, tackles her, judo throws her into a bank of

instruments, but Ten's suit protects her. She tries to throw a blasted black canary, and Longameen

Man stretches out using a piece of metal, reflects it back, black canary blast her with a sonic

cry, knocking her out, but destroying the transporter tube. During this whole thing, Ralph is, of course, you know,

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