Tom versus Secret Society of Supervillains No. 12 or Batman may not know what an actual joke is.

Welcome back for the Secret Society of Supervillains No. 12th in January, 1978 issue.

Featured covered by Rich Buckler and Jack Abel.

Our story for today is The Plunder Plan, written by Jerry Conway, penciled by Mike

Vosberg, inked by Bob McLeod, lettered by Benota, colored by Jerry Serp, edited by

Jack C. Harris.

We're dropped into some hot supervillain action.

Not that kind of hot supervillain action.

I'm talking about a supervillain that's in his prime,

feeling his power, just destroying things,

just anything in the hideout, just his own stuff,

wrecking his own stuff with his power.

It's the wizard.

It's right, the wizard's got

his Nintendo power glove. He's got his prism. He's got invisibility cloak that we can see him.

He's in the sinister citadel, and he's yelling about how much power he has. And in doing that,

he's just blowing up lamps and things around. The sort of thing you would do if you just

regenerated your magical

powers. So he's boasting loudly destroying things when Plantmaster and Star Sapphire come

charging in thinking they're under attack. But no, Starfire, Sapphire knows that the wizard's just

letting off some of his masculine energy.

Pisses off the wizard.

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