Tom versus the JLA number 220 or I'm sending out an email tonight to find out if I have any children my friends lied to me about.

Welcome back for Justice League of America number 220 to November 1983 issue entitled The Doppel Ganger Gambit, written by Roy Thomas, penciled by Chuck Patton, inked by Pablo, Marcus, and Romeo Tangal,

Colors is Gene D'Angelo, letter of Gary Cody, editor in line and wean with the cover by Dick Giordano and Chuck Patton.

It's the JLA, JSA crossover with all the characters from the previous issue.

I'm trying to mention all of them as we go along.

We open this issue, the Justice Society members along with trying to mention all of them as we go along. We open this issue.

The Justice Society members along with Red Tornado have gone down to Earth to go fight our Earth 1, Earth 2 crime champions who are taking control of monuments around the world.

Power Girl leaps into action.

Red Tornado being the man or robot of Sound Mind says,

Hey, perhaps we should, I don't know, come up with a plan?

Sounds like a good idea.

Suddenly, Sargon shows up.

Sargon's the guy with the cape and the turban.

He's another Earth 2 character that migrated to Earth 1 at some point.

And in the tradition of all superhero comics, of course the good guys get confused with one another. Sargon Lee reaches for a

drain pipe, which seems to freak out Huntress for some reason. Some reason she is worried about

that drain pipe more than anything. He, of course, with his Ruby of Life, has the ability

to control anything he touches,

so he wraps up the huntress in the drain pipe, which I don't think is that intimidating. I think

if someone wrapped me in a drain pipe, I think I could get out of it. I mean, they're not heavy.

They're not heavy metal. Maybe on this building, maybe on the special JLA transport or drainage

pipe is a heavier

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