Tom versus the JLA number 234 or Aquaman likes to sneak up on you in a pool when you don't know he's there.

Welcome back for Justice League of America number 234, the January 1985 issue entitled Rebirth to Clause written by Jerry Conway with pencils by Chuck Patton,

inked by Bill Anderson, Ted Klein Letterer, Gene D'Angelo Colors, Alan Goldis, the editor featuring a pencils by Chuck Patton, inked by Bill Anderson, Ted Klein Letter, Gene D'Angelo

Colors, Alan Goldis, the editor featuring a cover by Chuck Patton and Dick Giordano.

If I slur any of my speech or I sound tired, it's because I was at a barbecue all day.

Apologies. Let's get right to this story. We start with a prolog like we did the last issue crustaceans, various animals, jellyfish.

Flowing around in the ocean, struggling to live.

Something comes out of nowhere, blows it all up and says that they shouldn't.

Hmm, foreshadowing. Perhaps something that isn't over master.

We then cut to Detroit, where Vixen is jumping off the marquee of a theater, spinning around on a street lane, and dropping into the back of a convertible, where she jacks a guy with a Hulk Hogan mustache right in the face with a nice palm to the nose.

He screams, what are you doing, brother?

The guy's in the front seat.

One guy who has a bandana, business in front party in the back, yells, what now, Jerko? Jerko. No one ever said Jerko. We then get a nice panel with a sort of shadowy vixen who clunks her heads together, like a couple of coconuts. The convertible crashes into a church. Vixen jumps out. And the police are a little bit impressed with her. I mean,

she's hot. She's a model. Everyone's impressed with her. A young, a man in a tie walks up,

shakes her hand, kisses her hand as well, walks away. And she finds out that he is the reverend of the

church that she just crashed a convertible into the Reverend Andrew Sinclair.

I bet he shows up again.

We cut to the Justice League headquarters in the warehouse.

That's right, a warehouse in Detroit where they're watching the news coverage of Vixen's fight against said thieves.

I think it's weird that Vixen is watching newsudes coverage of her move on the thieves who stole something.

We weren't really told.

But what we're told in the story is that they're members of a group called the Red Dawn,

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