All Star Squadron (1981) Canadian Price Variant comic books 1956 or later

Canadian edition with $.95 cover price. Crisis on Infinite Earths cross-over. Cover pencils by Arvell Jones, inks by Tony deZuniga. Monster Society of Evil!, script by Roy Thomas and Dann Thomas (co-plotter), pencils by Mike Clark (pages 1-21) and Arvell Jones (page 22), inks by Vince Colletta; Mister Mind convenes a new Monster Society of Evil, including Oom, Doctor Who, Nyola, and Ramulus (nee Nightshade, a Sandman villain); The search for the JSA also begins here, as Sandy and Hawkgirl arrive to a damaged JSA hq, only to see the Monster Society inside, and wonder what has become of the JSA'ers, since they only see a captured Dr. Fate and Hourman inside as well. All Star Comics #13 Cover Recreation, pencils by Jack Burnley (original) and Al Dellinges (recreation), inks by Al Dellinges. Cover price $0.95.

Canadian edition with $.95 cover price. Crisis on Infinite Earths cross-over. Cover pencils by Arvell Jones, inks by Dick Giordano. From Fear To Eternity, script by Roy Thomas and Dann Thomas (co-plotter), pencils by Arvell Jones, inks by Alfredo Alcala; The Crisis continues to hit Earth-2 as Liberty Belle, Johnny Quick, and Green Lantern (Alan Scott) are tossed over into Earth-S, as the Crisis begins to also hit it; Captain Marvel (Billy Batson) helps them defeat the shadow demons attacking, and Liberty Belle and Johnny Quick marry; The 3 Squadroners return to their world via The Rock of Eternity with the wizard Shazam's help, but Cap stays behind as he's not to know about the multiverse yet at the time. Shanghaied Into Hyperspace!" Interlude One starring the JSA, script by Roy Thomas (adaptation), Gardner Fox (story), and Sheldon Moldoff (story), pencils, art by Al Dellinges and Joe Kubert (original drawings). Cover price $0.95.

Canadian edition with $.95 cover price. Crisis on Infinite Earths cross-over. Cover pencils by Mike Clark, inks by Steve Montano. Worlds In Turmoil, script by Roy Thomas and Dann Thomas (co-plotter), pencils by Mike Clark (pages 1-17) and Arvell Jones (pages 18-23), inks by Vince Colletta and Tony deZuniga; The Dummy joins the Monster Society as they fight vs. Superman; The 3 Squadroners (Green Lantern, Johnny Quick, Liberty Belle) return from Earth-S in time to help out vs. the Monster Society's attack. Cover price $0.95.

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Canadian edition with $.95 cover price. Crisis on Infinite Earths cross-over. Cover pencils by Mike Clark. The Crisis Comes to 1942! (and Vice Versa), script by Roy Thomas and Dann Thomas (co-plotter), pencils by Mike Clark (pp. 1-6, 8-17), Arvell Jones (pp. 18-23), and Jerry Acerno (p. 7), inks by Alfredo Alcala (pp. 1-6, 8-17), Vince Colletta (pp. 18-23), and Jerry Acerno (p. 7); The Monster Society is taken over by Oom, as he becomes the new leader, tossing Mr. Mind's craft into space, as it later lands on Earth-S; Oom is destroyed and the Monster Society (renamed Society of Oom by Oom himself) is defeated by the Squadron when the Dummy tells Green Lantern to focus his ring on Oom's chest to extract the crimson jewel buried inside his body. Cover price $0.95.

Canadian edition with $.95 cover price. Crisis on Infinite Earths cross-over. Cover pencils by Arvell Jones, inks by Tony deZuniga. Crisis at Canaveral, script by Roy Thomas and Dann Thomas (co-plotter), pencils by Arvell Jones, inks by Vince Colletta; Firebrand is aboard the Monitor's satellite (parallelling events from Crisis 5), as her next mission is stop a rocket from launching into space with the Ultra-Humanite (in Ape form) on Earth-2 in 1985 with a destructive device on board; She is joined by several of history's greatest heroes throughout time from Earths 1 and 2 on this mission. She fails to stop the rocket from launching, but destroys the device. Shanghaied into Hyperspace! Interlude Two starring the Justice Society of America, script by Roy Thomas; Gardner Fox (original story), art by Tim Burgard and Cliff Young (original art). Cover price $0.95.

Canadian edition with $.95 cover price. Crisis on Infinite Earths cross-over. Cover pencils by Mike Clark, inks by Tony deZuniga. The Sinister Secret of the Sixth Sense!, script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Mike Clark, inks by Vince Colletta; The 7 Soldiers of Victory (aka Law's Legionnaires) face off vs the Sense-Master as he recruits 5 special crooks, each with a 'heightened' sense that would allow them to steal 5 special jewels that would power his special juggernaut machine once brought together. Shanghaied Into Hyperspace! Interlude Three starring the Justice Society of America, script by Roy Thomas and Gardner Fox (original story), pencils by Mike Harris, inks by Tony deZuniga. Cover price $0.95.

Canadian edition with $.95 cover price. Cover pencils by Mike Clark, inks by Jerry Acerno. Kaleidoscope, script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Mike Clark, inks by Vince Colletta; Dr. Occult is called in to search for the still-missing JSA'ers by the Squadron, and finds 3 of them (Wonder Woman, Atom, Starman) before his powers are overloaded; The Squadron now has hope that they are still alive even as the red skies continue to exist on Earth-2. Crisis crossover. Shanghaied Into Hyperspace! Interlude Four starring the Justice Society of America, script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Rick Hoberg, inks by Rick Hoberg. Shanghaied Into Hyperspace! Interlude Five, script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Arvell Jones, inks by Alfredo Alcala. Shanghaied Into Hyperspace! Interlude Six, script by Roy Thomas, art by Richard Howell. Cover price $0.95.

Canadian edition with $.95 cover price. Cover pencils by Arvell Jones, inks by Tony deZuniga. I Sing the Body Robotic, script by Roy Thomas and Dann Thomas (co-plotter), pencils by Arvell Jones, inks by Vince Colletta; As the Crisis rages on, Mekanique appears in 1942 on Earth-2, after her battle with the JSA/Infinity inc./JLA teams in 1985 on Earth-1, damaged, without prior knowledge of her battle with them; Robotman then takes her to his private lab to repair her. Shanghaied Into Hyperspace!" Interlude Seven starring the All-Star Squadron, script by Roy Thomas and Gardner Fox (original story), pencils by Mike Clark, inks by Jerry Acerno. Cover price $0.95.

Canadian edition with $.95 cover price. Cover pencils by Arvell Jones, inks by Tony deZuniga. Out of the Ashes... Mekanique!, script by Roy Thomas and Dann Thomas (co-plotter), pencils by Arvell Jones, inks by Vince Colletta and Tony DeZuniga; As the Crisis rages on, the All-Stars meet to discuss Mekanique's fate while she's in Robotman's lab; Although through a majority vote they want her at the Perisphere headquarters, Robotman refuses to return her, and a contingent go to collect her, but thanks to Robotman's repairs, she regains consciousness, with the All-Stars unaware of her true intentions. Shanghaied Into Hyperspace! Interlude Eight starring the Justice Society of America, script by Roy Thomas and Gardner Fox (original story), pencils by Ron Harris, inks by Mike Gustovich. Cover price $0.95.

Canadian edition with $.95 cover price. Cover art by Jerry Ordway. The End of the Beginning!, script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Mike Clark (pages 1-7) and Arvell Jones (pages 8-22), inks by Vince Colletta and Tony DeZuniga; The missing JSA'ers return from hyperspace and loose ends from Crisis are tied up as Mekanique explains her mission to the All-Stars, who aid her, not knowing that it would change the future she came from (and in essence start the post-Crisis history for the Squadron on the single earth). 32 pgs. Cover price $0.95.

Canadian edition with $.95 cover price. Cover pencils by Mike Harris, inks by Tony DeZuniga. The Origin of Liberty Belle, script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Mike Harris, inks by Tony deZuniga; Liberty Belle tells John The Tarantula Law about her origin; in 1941 Libby was in Philadelphia and the Liberty Bell; her medallion, made from a piece of the bell, vibrated when the bell was struck; Libby gets a costume and goes into action. Cover price $0.95.

Canadian edition with $.95 cover price. Cover art by Tony DeZuniga. The Origin of the Shining Knight, script by Roy Thomas, art by Tony deZuniga; Sir Justin, a knight in the century court of King Arthur, is commissioned to kill Blunderbore; Justin frees Merlin from an imprisoning spell and is rewarded by Merlin with enchanted armor, steed, and sword. Short article on the history of the Shining Knight. Cover price $0.95.

Canadian edition with $1.00 cover price. Cover art by Michael Bair. The Origin of the Golden Age Robotman, script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Michael Bair, inks by Mike Machlan; crooks, trying to steal one of his creations, wound Robert Crane; Cranes assistant implants Crains brain into a robotic shell; Crane goes after the crooks. A short article on the history of Robotman. Cover price $1.00.

Canadian edition with $1.00 cover price. Cover pencils by Arvell Jones, inks by Tony deZuniga. See You In The Funny Papers!, script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Wayne Boring, inks by Tony deZuniga; a comic strip character named Tormo is threatening Metropolis, spurring Johnny Quick and Liberty Belle into action; the Squadron battles Funny Face, who brings 2D characters to life. Article explaining some of the changes to continuity caused by the Crisis on Infinite Earths. Cover price $0.95.

Canadian edition with $.95 cover price. Cover pencils by Arvell Jones, inks by Tony deZuniga. The Origin of Johnny Quick, script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Don Heck, inks by Tony deZuniga; Johnny Quick tells Tarantula his origin story; as an orphan, Quick lived with Ezra Gill, a genius mathematician who passes on a formula to Quick that enables him to run fast; Quick saves a lion tamer from a lion. Jerry Ordway Version of the Cover to All-Star Squadron #11. Short article on the history of Johnny Quick. Cover price $0.95.

Canadian edition with $1.00 cover price. Cover pencils by Arvell Jones, inks by Tony deZuniga. The Origin of Tarantula!, script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Alan Kupperberg, inks by Tony deZuniga; inspired by Sandman, Jonathan Law decides to become a costumed crime fighter; Law battles gangster Ace-Deuce; Includes an encounter with the Simon and Kirby Sandman, which shows the similarity between their two costumes and Tarantula deciding to change his. Hawkman pinup by Eduardo Barreto. Cover price $0.95.

Canadian edition with $1.00 cover price. Cover pencils by Tom Grindberg, inks by Tony DeZuniga. The First Case of the Justice Society of America, script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Arvell Jones, inks by Tony deZuniga; The JSA is called in by the FBI and J. Edgar Hoover on their first case together as a team to stop Nazi sabotage by Fritz Klaver. Last issue of series. Special message announcing Young All-Stars (DC, 1987 series) as the replacement series for All-Star Squadron post-Crisis. Cover price $1.00.