Decent Comics: "World On the Edge of Ending" by Levits, Staton, and Geilla

"World On the Edge of Ending," Groove-ophiles? More like "Comic On the Edge of Ending!" The final issue of DC's All-Star Comics revival, All-Star #74, was its first-and-only DC Explosion ish, and man, did Paul Levitz, Joe Staton, and Joe Geilla make the most of the full 25 pages they were allotted! Remember that intriguing mystery Dr. Fate and Hawkman were digging into last ish? Well, it turns into a full-blown adventure that brings in a ton of JSA-ers and allows for some cool, small-group globe-trotting, too! And isn't that Joe Staton/Dick Giordano cover a-freakin'-mazing? Wow!

Oh, and don't shed any tears for the JSA--yet. They'll be back next month! How? You'll have to wait and see...if you don't already know!

Decent Comics: "The Deadliest Game In Town!" by Levitz, Staton, and Layton

Check it out, Groove-ophiles! All-Star Comics #71's (December 1977) "The Deadliest Game In Town!" by Paul Levitz, Joe Staton, and Bob Layton gave us fans what we'd be dying for--The Huntress in action! Teaming with Wildcat, the daughter of the Earth 2 Batman and Catwoman got the spotlight as they battled to free fellow JSA member Star-Spangled Kid. Toss in an intriguing sub-plot featuring Dr. Fate, and you've got one far-out comic mag!

Cover art by Joe Staton and Dick Giordano

Decent Comics: "A Parting of the Ways!" by Levitz, Staton, and Layton

Hey, hey, hey, Groove-ophiles! Here's another far-out adventure featuring the great Justice Society of America! "A Parting of the Ways!" by Paul Levitz, Joe Staton, and Bob Layton effectively thins out the crowded JSA ranks and at the same time introduces a dynamic new member, the daughter of Batman and Catwoman: The Huntress! Let's truck on back to October, 1977 and nab that copy of All-Star Comics #70 off the spinner-rack!

Cover art by Al Milgrom and Jack Abel