Time versus the JLA, number 260, or my voice is going to dismantle your mind.

Welcome back for Justice League of America, number 260, the March 1987 issue entitled,

Flash, written by J.M. Damanté, pencil by Luke McDonnell, inked by Steve Montano,

colored by Gene D'Angel, letter by Albert de Guzman, edited by Andrew

Helfer with a cover by Luke McDonnell and Bill Ray. This is the third part of the end of the Justice

League of America and chapter 14 of the Legends crossover. It's been a while since we did the last

episode. I had to go to Pittsburgh.

I had to meet parents and do things like that.

So quick refresher, Dr. O. Ivo lost his mind, trying to kill the new Justice League. Made a bunch of crazy androids chasing them all down.

Last issue, one of the androids decided not to kill Gypsy because she was innocent

and was just sort of

creepily looking in her window while she was reuniting with her abusive father.

Of course, Martian Man O'Henor walks up from behind and we see the aftermath of Martian

Manhurt laying hands on the Android.

The Anderad don't like being touched.

Do not touch the android's threads.

He clocks Martian Manhunter and a fight is on.

Martian Manor is trying to reason with the robot. He realizes that the robot didn't kill

Gypsy. He could have, but didn't. So he's thinking this is an opportunity maybe to reason with one

of the androids, get some information out of him. He's trying to talk to him while they're fighting.

The android, though, doesn't have a problem

trying to kill Martian Manhunter.

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