Tom versus the JLA, number 216, or enough of this sword and sorcery crap.

I want to see someone get jacked in the stomach.

Welcome back for Justice League of America, number 216, the July 1984 issue entitled

Into the Microcosmos, Conclusion, The Choice, written by Jerry Conway, Pencils by Don Heck,

a guest anchor of Pablo Marcos, Ben, Oda,

Letter, Carl Gafford, Colerous Lanween, editor, covered by Ed Hannigan, and Dick Girodano.

A roll call for this issue.

Same as all of our four tiny adventures have been.

This time, though, written in calligraphy, the Adam, the Batman, Black

Canary, Green Arrow, Hawkman, the Red Tornado, and featuring the Siren Sisterhood, we start off

this issue.

And the tiny sewers beneath this tiny microcity where this tiny feces-infested waters drowning

Hawkman, where Princess Cass Andrei is holding the power staff,

and she has her demon guards. These are the bad guys. We have the Justice League with the

Siren's Sisterhood, Garbed and White. These are the good guys. They've run into each other in the sewers.

Battle ensues, and there's a little bit of chaos as Princess Ka, who is the rightful princess, Asenona's the Wander.

I'm just going to call it the Wander like I have the last couple times.

It makes it easy to understand.

Makes a break to attack.

But the Siren Sisterhead has a better plan.

Their giant ogre-like creature mule.

I just, I like to think he has the same voice as ogre, uh, from Revenge of the

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