Credits
Writer(s):
Cary Bates (plot, breakdowns); Elliot S! Maggin (dialogue)
Penciller(s):
Dick Dillin
Inker(s):
Frank McLaughlin
Letterer(s):
Ben Oda
Subject Matter
Genres:
superhero
Feature(s):
Justice League of America
Character(s):
Justice League of America [Aquaman [Arthur Curry]; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Hawkman [Katar Hol; Carter Hall]; Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]; Black Canary [Dinah Laurel Lance]; The Flash [Barry Allen]]; Justice Society of America [Robin [Dick Grayson]; Johnny Thunder; Thunderbolt; Hourman [Rex Tyler]; Wonder Woman [Diana Prince Trevor]; Doctor Mid-Nite [Charles McNider]; Wildcat [Ted Grant]]; Injustice Society [The Icicle [Joar Mahkent]; The Sportsmaster [Crusher Crock]; The Wizard; The Gambler; The Huntress [Paula Brooks]; The Shade [Richard Swift]] (villains); DC Comics Staff [Cary Bates; Julius Schwartz; Elliot S! Maggin; Carmine Infantino] (Earth Prime)
Synopsis:
On Earth-Prime, Cary Bates and Elliott S! Maggin are contemplating the next issue of JLA when they both go into Carmine Infantino's office and stumble upon the Cosmic Treadmill. The accidentally activate it, and Cary Bates disappears to Earth-2 as a villain. Maggin follows behind, but lands up on Earth-1 with the JLA. The JLA goes to Earth-2 to help out the JSA, who has been fighting the Injustice Society, revealing the members were actually disguised JSAers. The JLA then vow to stop the Injustice Society and bring them to justice for the JSAers. To be continued...
Reprinting
Reprint Notes:
Miscellaneous
Pages:
18
Job Number:
S-2046
Notes:
Story continues in Justice League of America #124.
DC comics staff portrayed as being from Earth-Prime, a world much like the real one, in which any stories happening elsewhere in the multiverse are printed stories on their world.
Credits for script, pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics (May 2007). Amazing World of DC Comics #6 (1975), in promoting this issue, provided the following credits: “...the script is a collaborative effort between Cary Bates (plot and breakdowns) and Elliot Maggin (dialogue)....”