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JUSTICE LEAGUE #15 (Vol. 1, 1962, DC Comics) FINE (6.0, my est.)

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View JUSTICE LEAGUE #15 (Vol. 1, 1962, DC Comics) FINE (6.0, my est.) with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Published-November 1962. Inker-Bernard Sachs. Cover Penciler-Murphy Anderson, Mike Sekowsky. Penciler-Mike Sekowsky. Writer-Gardner Fox. November 1962 • Volume 1 • USA JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #15 1st Earth-15, Classic JLA Battle Cover Condition is FINE (6.0, my estimate), see images...flat covers, some spine wear, complete interior (mild paper tanning) Fast and FREE Standard Shipping! (USPS Ground Advantage w/tracking, insurance) Thanks, Mike Please Click "Seller's Other Items" to see More Comics for Sale! Basic Information: Published-November 1962 Comic Age-Silver Cover Price-.12 Facts: * 1st Appearance of "EARTH-FIFTEEN" Creators: Writer-Gardner Fox Penciler-Mike Sekowsky Cover Penciler-Murphy Anderson , Mike Sekowsky Inker-Bernard Sachs Editor-Julius Schwartz Stories: Stories may contain spoilers  The Challenge Of The Untouchable Aliens!  * 1st EARTH-FIFTEEN While in their civilian guises Wonder Woman and Superman visit a flying military fortress, when it suddenly is knocked out of the sky. The two save the crew, but the ships primary weapon is removed and aimed at Central City, but is ultimately stopped by the two with the aid of the Flash. Deciding to solve the mystery behind the cannon, the trio call together the rest of the Justice League, and all agree to aid in figuring out the cause of the strange events. Splitting up into groups they come across a series of stone giants whom are partially intangible, each group collecting devices that threaten to destroy various cities on Earth. These beings actually come from an alternate universe comprised of anti-matter which is slowly losing its vibrational sync causing it to merge with the Justice Leagues Earth, the result would cause the destruction of both worlds. The Stone giants were hoping to destroy the cities on the JLA's Earth, when merged with their own world's cities. When the creatures were able to will the Green Lantern's power ring out of his hands due to their supreme will power, they played into the Lantern's trap, allowing the JLA to follow the stone creatures to their own reality. Realizing the truth of the situation, and that any attempt to move the giants cities would cause a powerful nuclear explosion (caused by bombs placed in the buildings that would be used against any invaders) the JLA instead work together with the giants to prevent their worlds from merging, with Green Lantern restoring the vibrational barrier between worlds with his power ring. Condition: Good. Category: Collectibles › Comic Books & Memorabilia › Comics › Comics & Graphic Novels.

Unit of Sale
Single Unit
Artist/Writer
Gardner Fox, Murphy Anderson, Bernard Sachs, Mike Sekowsky
Character
Justice League
Tradition
US Comics
Cover Artist
Mike Sekowsky
Series Title
Justice League of America
Universe
DC Comics, DC Universe
Grade
6.0 Fine
Publisher
DC Comics
Intended Audience
General Audience
Vintage
Yes
Publication Year
1962
Type
Comic Book
Format
Single Issue
Language
English
Issue Number
15
Era
Silver Age (1956-69)
Superhero Team
Justice League of America
Style
Color
Features
First Printing
Genre
Action, Adventure, Superheroes
Country of Origin
United States

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