Tom versus the JLA number 208 or Earth 2 Franklin Roosevelt has telekinesis.

He just doesn't tell anybody about it.

Welcome back for Justice League of America number 208.

The November 1988 entitled The Bomb Blast, Hurt Round the World.

Book 3 of the Crisis on Earth Prime crossover, written by Jerry Conway,

art by Don Heck and Cellch, R. Thomas, Plot Consultant, Phil Felix, letter, colorist,

Carl Gafford, Lenween, editor with the cover by George Perez. Your roll call for this issue,

the same as the last one. From the Justice League of Earth One, Hawkman, Superman, Aquaman,

Tatana Firestorm. From the Justice Society of America of Earth 2, Power Girl, Dr. Fate, the Huntress, Starman, and Green Lantern. From the All-Star Squadron of Earth 2, we have Robot Man, Liberty Bell, Steel, Firebrand, and Johnny Quick. We stood off this issue where we left off the last round with the All-Star Squadron walking

into the JSA headquarters meeting room and seeing the Justice League there.

Of course, we have confusion as in any good comic book.

When two groups of heroes walk into each other, they have to misunderstand each other and

fight.

Doesn't help that Johnny

Quick is a hot hat and goes in for the attack. My favorite part, Firebrand, thrown fire around,

and Hawkman's a little freaked out, freaked out that his wings are going to catch on fire.

Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but Hawkman flies in space with these wings. You think a little

bit of fire wouldn't necessarily freak

him out. But Zatana saves him by causing a small rainstorm. Not only does that save Hawkman,

but it re-energize Aquaman. Aquaman does his best after a nice spring shower when the water

can re-energize him. That is why Aquaman is really sort of Pacific

Northwest type of character. He doesn't need rain all the time, but a nightly rain shower, that would

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