Tom versus the JLA, number 241, or Martian Manhunter, likes his chili with beans.

Welcome back for Justice League of America, number 241, the August 1985 issue entitled C-Change, written by Jerry Conway,

penciled by George Tuska, Mike Macklin, the anchor, Helen Vesick letter, Jean D'Angelo Colors, Alan

Gold Editor, featuring a cover by Chuck Patton and Romeo Tungall.

We opened this issue.

In the Canadian Yukon, St. Jude, to be exact, where a drunk man with crazy hair and

multiple chins is cursing the people of the town of St. Jude, accusing them of being thieves.

Generally angry.

We find a little bit about St. Jude.

It's a town of misfits.

People go here when they don't fit into normal society, and this guy is a misfit amongst misfits.

And as he's stumbling to his car, pissed drunk, falling over.

I've been there.

He falls into the feet of a

rather familiar looking figure. It actually looks a little bit like nanny from the Muppet babies,

but it's actually, obviously, a mezzo's legs because it's light and dark green striped. We also

know it's amazing if his amazzo is on the cover of this issue.

We see an arm reach down and grab the drunk slovenly man.

I see a little bit of him and me.

All of a sudden, some hot hands.

We see steam coming from the drunk man.

And all of a sudden, we see some sort of strange reaction

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