Justice League of America #55 - "The Super-Crisis that Struck Earth-Two!" #56 "The Negative Crisis on Earths One-Two!" Crisis on Multiple Earths Saga Vol 2

" LA SUPERCRISIS QUE SACUDIÓ A TIERRA DOS "

On Earth-Two, four beings are given super-powers by mysterious black spheres, and thus Gem Girl, How Chu, Money Master, and the Smashing Sportsman are born and begin to terrorize various cities in the world. While at the headquarters of the Justice Society of America, the group is welcoming Robin into their ranks when they receive reports of the various criminals rampages. 

While Robin and Wildcat fight the Smashing Sportsman, Mr. Terrific and Hawkman take on Money Master, Wonder Woman takes on Gem Girl, and Hourman against How Chu. Each one is easily defeated by their opponents and are forced to retreat back to JSA headquarters. There they find Johnny Thunder with his Thunderbolt. Johnny suggests that they call in their friends the Justice League from Earth-One to help them on their current case. When the Thunderbolt brings Superman, Flash, Green Arrow, and Green Lantern, where were just in a battle against similar beings on their own Earth. 

The Thunderbolt explains to all that the spheres originates from a dark matter universe and in order to survive they needed to be absorbed into a human host. However, as a side effect they would be turn the human evil. The JSA and JLA decide to team up and learn how to solve this menace that is plaguing both their worlds. 

TITULO: Justice League of America #55

FECHA: Septiembre / 1967

PORTADA:  Mike Sekowsky (lapices), Murphy Anderson (tinta)

PERSONAJES: 

Featured Characters: Justice League of America: Flash (Barry Allen), Green Arrow (Oliver Queen), Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), Superman (Kal-El) 

Supporting Characters: Justice Society of America: Hawkman (Carter Hall), Hourman (Rex Tyler), Johnny Thunder (John L. Thunder) and his Thunderbolt, Robin (Richard Grayson), Wildcat (Ted Grant), Wonder Woman (Princess Diana), Mr Terrific

Villains: Gem Girl (First appearance), How Chu (First appearance), Money Master (First appearance), Smashing Sportsman (First appearance)

Other Characters: Random Black Sphere victims

Locations: Earth-One, Earth-Two

Items: None

Vehicles: None

ESCRITOR: Gardner Fox  DIBUJO: Mike Sekowsky

TINTA: Sid Greene

COLOR: ?  EDITORIAL: DC Comics

GENERO: Superheroes  PAGINAS: 32

FORMATO: .cbr

TAMAÑO: 13.5 mb

" LA CRISIS NEGATIVA EN TIERRAS UNO Y DOS "

The combined forces of the Justice Society of America and the Justice League of America, begin putting their heads together to find a way to defeat How Chu, Money Master, Gem Girl, and Smashing Sportsman. They come up with a different approach, as not all the black spheres were absorbed, they decide to find the ones that died when they were not absorbed into a human and absorb it into various members of the group to try and find some sort of weakness in the spheres. 

Finding remnants of the dead spheres, the JSA and JLA charge Wonder Woman, Hour Man, Flash and Green Lantern with the energies and set them loose to battle the others. Superman and Robin manage to defeat the negative energy in Hourman with water and go to take on Smashing Sportsman. While Green Arrow and Hawkman defeat Flash with Wisteria plant and go after How Chu. Wildcat and Mr. Terrific manage to defeat Green Lantern with wood and go after Money Master. Finally. Johnny Thunder and his Thunderbolt defeat Wonder Woman with humor and go after Gem Girl. 

Before the other heroes can stop their opponents, Johnny Thunder is able to defeat them all with his jokes. With the menace of Earth-Two ended, Johnny writes up some jokes that the Justice League can use against their opponents on Earth-One

TITULO: Justice League of America #56

FECHA: Septiembre / 1967

PORTADA: Carmine Infantino (lapices), Murphy Anderson (tinta)

PERSONAJES: 

Featured Characters: Justice League of America: Flash, Green Arrow, Green Lantern, Superman; Justice Society of America: Hawkman, Robin, Wonder Woman, Wildcat, Hourman, Mr. Terrific, Johnny Thunder and his Thunderbolt

Supporting Characters: None

Villains: Gem Girl, How Chu, Money Master, Smashing Sportsman 

Other Characters: None

Locations: None

Items: None

Vehicles: None

ESCRITOR: Gardner Fox  DIBUJO: Mike Sekowsky

TINTA: Sid Greene

COLOR: ?  EDITORIAL: DC Comics

GENERO: Superheroes  PAGINAS: 25

FORMATO: .cbr

TAMAÑO: 13.5 mb

 

 

 

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Flash #123 "Flash of Two Worlds!"

" FLASH DE DOS MUNDOS! "

Iris West hosts a function at the Central City Community Center on behalf of the Picture News Orphan Fund Group. Unfortunately, the magician she had hired to entertain the children fails to arrive. When Barry Allen shows up, Iris tells him the news and he suggests that he might be able to convince the Flash to stand in for the missing magician. Barry steps outside to don his Flash costume, and then races back in, much to the delight of dozens of young orphans. The Flash spends the next hour entertaining the kids with a variety of super-speed tricks. First, he astounds them by playing a game of tennis with himself. He serves the ball then races to the other side of the net to receive it just as the ball reaches its destination. He then does a variation of the old Indian rope trick. By vibrating his hands at super-speed, he makes a length of rope appear to rise into the air. He then begins scaling the rope while it continues to hover. As the children applaud, the Flash suddenly disappears, making Iris wonder what could have happened to him. 

Barry reappears outside the city limits of a strange-looking town, with no idea where he is. As he begins investigating the town, though, he realizes that he is no longer in Central City. He stops at a newsstand and picks up a copy of the Keystone City Herald. The Flash recognizes the name of Keystone City as the fictional hometown of his childhood comic book hero, Jay Garrick – the original Flash. Barry recalls that comic book writer Gardner Fox created stories of Jay Garrick for Flash Comics based on dreams that he had experienced. He deduces that he must have vibrated between the dimensional barrier separating parallel worlds and has arrived on an Earth similar to the one that he had just left. On this Earth, however, the Golden Age Flash was an actual, living super-hero. Excitedly, Barry looks up Garrick's home address in a phone book and then races off to meet him. 

The Flash arrives at the Garrick residence and meets an older Jay Garrick with his wife Joan. He tells them of how he knows Jay's secret identity, explaining that he is the Flash of an alternate universe. Jay confides in Barry that he was thinking of coming out of retirement due to a series of strange crimes that have been plaguing Keystone City as of late. At the Keystone City Bank for example, a teller was shocked when money suddenly began floating out of her drawer. He further describes a robbery at Carmody's Jewel Salon where the crime was obscured by a thick cloud of pure darkness. Another mysterious theft involved an armored car that was ruptured by the sounds of strange music. Upon hearing this, Barry offers to help Jay solve these mysterious crimes. 

Across town, three super-criminals gather together and boast about the success of their most recent schemes. The Thinker commits crimes by way of a hypnotic Thinking Cap. The Fiddler is able to generate destructive sound waves with his violin and the Shade uses a special cane to create blankets of darkness to conceal his actions. The one thing these three have in common is that they are all old foes of the Flash. Each of them goes off to commit their next robbery. 

The Thinker goes to the Jarvis estate and uses his Thinking Cap to order the guard dogs to warn the Flash about his actions should he arrive. He then hypnotizes Mister Jarvis's butler into relinquishing the valuable Neptune Cup to him. Jay Garrick arrives and is shocked when the dogs tell him that the Thinker is robbing the Neptune Cup. Jay speeds around the inside of the house, but he is unable to lay his hands on the Thinker. The Thinker is using his Thinking Cap to make himself appear to be in several places at once. When Jay finds the real Thinker he speeds after him, but the Thinker erects a wall of pure psychic energy that renders Jay unconscious upon impact. 

Barry Allen meanwhile scours the docks when he sees a yacht off in the river with thick clouds of black smoke emanating from it. He runs off to investigate, but falls victim to the Shade. The Shade thinks that this Flash is Jay Garrick in a different costume. The Shade escapes in a speedboat, and lays down a slick trail of oil that prevents Barry from chasing after him. Barry later meets up with Jay at the Jarvis estate and Garrick tells him about the Thinker. 

In the middle of town, the Fiddler rides down the street in his Fiddle Car and plays music from his violin. The sound waves shatter windows and cause a girder to fall from the top of a partially constructed skyscraper. A worker falls in the path of the girder, but fortunately, the Flashes arrive to save him. Jay pulls the man out of the way, while Barry deflects the falling girder. The Fiddler escapes during the melee and meets up with the Thinker and the Shade. Together they decide to rob the Keystone City Museum. 

The Flashes track the villains down, but the Fiddler uses his violin to hypnotize them into obeying his commands. For fun, he has them dance for him like puppets on a string. Then he has them steal jewels for him. As the crooks gather their bounty, they prepare to leave, but the Flashes spring into action and apprehend them. The Fiddler doesn't understand how they resisted his mental commands. Jay explains that while they were forced to do the Fiddler's bidding, there was no command that prevented them from trying to escape. While robbing jewels for them, they plugged their ears with small gems, which distorted the effects of the Fiddler's violin, ultimately enabling them to break free of his control. 

After the crooks are arrested, Barry and Jay say goodbye to one another and Barry invites Jay to visit his Earth some time. He then vibrates at super-speed and returns to his proper world. He then visits Iris at Picture News and explains to her why he disappeared, before deciding to visit Gardner Fox and tell him the story — so Fox can write it up in a comic book... 

 

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TITULO: Flash #123

FECHA: Septiembre / 1961

PORTADA: Carmine Infantino (lapices), Murphy Anderson (tintas)

PERSONAJES:
Featured Characters: Flash (Barry Allen) (Flashback and main story)
Supporting Characters: Flash (Jay Garrick) (Flashback and main story), Iris West, Joan Garrick
Villains: Fiddler (Isaac Bowin), Shade (Richard Swift), Thinker (Clifford DeVoe)
Other Characters: Mister Jarvis' butler, Professor Hughes (Flashback only), Unnamed bank teller, Unnamed construction worker
Locations: Earth-One: Missouri, Central City, Central City Community Center, Central City Police Department Scientific Detection Bureau (Flashback only), Central City Sports Stadium, Memorial Tower, Picture News Building; Earth-Two: Kansas, Keystone City, 5252 78th Street, Carmody's Jewel Salon, Jarvis Mansion, Keystone City Bank, Keystone City Museum, Keystone City Police Headquarters, Midwestern University (Flashback only)
Items: Fiddler's Fiddle, Flash's Costume Ring, Shade's Cane, Thinking Cap, Neptune Cup
Vehicles: Fiddler's Fiddle Car
 ESCRITOR: Gardner Fox

DIBUJO: Carmine Infantino

TINTA: Joe Giella  

COLOR: ?

EDITORIAL: DC Comics GENERO: Superheroes

PAGINAS: 27

FORMATO: .cbr

TAMAÑO: 12.4 mb

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