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Welcome back for Justice League of America number 22, the January 1984 issue entitled

Beasts to Death Games, written by Jared Kahnwe, with art by Chuck Patton, Romeo Tangal,

John Costanza the letter, Gene DeAngelo, Colors,

Lanween, editor with the cover by Chuck Patton, and Dick Girodano. Your role call is Superman, Wonderman, Firestorm, Aquaman, Hawkman, and Zatanna. We open with Superman giving Rina the half-cat, half-woman a hard time. If she's come to the league to expose all the half-animal, half-man problems the league has been having.

And Superman carrying over that bad attitude from the previous issue to this one.

Firestorm tries to calm him down, saying that Rina wants to help them.

She starts explaining what's going on.

She asked them if they've ever heard of Replitech, which was the business that she broke into the last issue.

Aquaman showing an incredible amount of knowledge of investing,

says that Replitech was one of the first genetic companies to go out on the public market.

Rina then has a horrifying tale of corporate greed to tell us.

And sort of the guys of a,

my friend worked on a board of trustees

at a company like Replitech.

Well, it's really her, but this story is insane.

Listen to this.

So, we see a woman.

It's reeniner her human form before she got

transformed. Delivering a shocking report to the CEO and board of Replitech industries.

They've expanded too fast. They don't have any cash reserves. The next quarterly report they make,

they're going to have to show that they have no money. They'll be outrageged. People will sue them. It's gone insane. The man in charge, the Rex Rogan.

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