Tom versus Secret Society of Supervillains number eight or get in the evil van and let's roll.

Welcome back for the Secret Society of Supervillains number eight,

July, August, 1977, issue featuring a cover by Rich Buckler and Jack Abel.

Our story for today is Let the Villain Fit the Crime, written by Jerry Conwhite pencil by Rich Buckler, inked by Bob Layton, colored by Jerry Serp, edited by Jack C. Harris.

We begin, San Francisco, the Citadel Sinister, and Captain Comet crashing down through the roof of the building,

shattering the skylight that I assume they had.

If you're going to drop that type of money on a place,

you're going to put a skylight in.

Photographs are scattered everywhere.

Nicely framed photographs.

Sinestro, Star Sapphire, the wizard.

It's a thing you do when you start a team.

You get your glossy photos.

You get him in the frames.

You hang them up.

It creates atmosphere.

Well, Captain Comet has shattered all of them as he goes flying into the sinister

Citadel looking for the secret society of supervillains, right?

He's hung up

on getting them for some reason he feels responsible because he was with them for like three or four

days and now he's got to hunt them all down subtext he doesn't have anything else to do right i mean he

even admits that he's just sort of hanging out at the Justice League satellite. He's like sleeping

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