Tom versus the JLA number 214 or a lot of people in the DC universe seem to spend a lot of time searching for Ray Palmer.

Welcome back for Justice League of America number 214, the May 1983 issue entitled Into the Microcosmos Part 2, The Siren's Sisterhood Written by Jerry Conway with art by Don Hack and Romeo Tangal.

John Costanza letter, Anthony Tolan colors, Lanweene, editor with a cover by Don Heck.

Your roll call is The Adam, the Batman, Black Canary, Green Arrow, Hawkman, Red Tornado,

and introducing the Siren Sisterhood.

Extra emphasis on the introducing.

This issue starts off with the Justice League and their Guide the Wander,

having finally arrived in the capital city of this world

and the microcosmos that Ray Palmer ran to,

where his symbol has become a symbol of the dictator Golfe.

Who they misspell his name on the first page as Gotha.

Someone needs to take a look at the script much more closely.

They arrive in this city, they see the atom,

compared to bigger than everyone else on this micro-planet,

this micro-universe world, tied down like Gulliver would be tied down by the

Lilliputians. And at the sight of that, Black Canary starts to remember things. She remembers what

her name is. She starts to remember what everyone else's name is. She remembers they come from a world

where they have other friends who dress crazy like they do, and that they sometimes vote about

weird things, and there's rules that

have to be constantly followed in regards to who takes out books from the Justice League Library,

things like that. And Shiasa knows that they came from their world to find this giant, but he

wasn't a giant in their world. And she starts to remember everyone's names, goes around, points them all out. Atsu convenient if you don't know who the characters are. But just as this is happening, another set of devil guards, big green-faced guards in sort of Galactus-like armor, show up to fight the league. The Wanderer, their guide who's brought them this far, tells them to defend themselves, and we get a nice full-page action sequence of the leaguers fighting, and then we get a full page of Batman

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