Tom versus the Secret Society of Supervillains number six, or even villains must respect the rule of three.

Welcome back for the Secret Society of Supervillains number six, March, April, 1977 issue,

feature a cover by Rich Buckler and Vince Coletta. And our story for today is the

Captain's Cataclysmic, written by Bob Rosacus, penciled by Rich Buckler, inked by Bob Layton,

lettered by Milton Snape, and colored by Jerry Serp, edited by Jack C. Harris.

We left off last time with Captain C. Comet promising or pledging to himself that he will hunt down.

Every member of the Secret Society's supervillends.

So he feels responsible for some reason.

The reason being it makes the bucket go forward as it slightly shifts focus.

We begin three figures walking towards the strangest space flight in history. It's a space

boomerang. It's a, it's a, it's a, it's a shuttle that looks like a boomerang who's boarding it,

a brand new evil team of villains. Captain Boomerang, Captain Cold, and because you must respect the Rule 3, Captain Stingery or Stingery, he's an extremely minor Batman villain.

But listen, you're getting together, you and your bro, you're both captains, you're at Captain Boomerang, Captain Cold. You need a third guy.

Of course you get another captain.

It's branding.

Branding.

Three dangerous captains.

Boarding.

The spaceship shaped like a boomerang and being launched into space.

What is their plan?

Well, we'll see in a second as we go to the world's first

permanent space station. Space Lab. You might be saying what about the Justice League

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