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#28 February 1960 • Volume 1 • USA • 53 Collected BRAVE AND THE BOLD, THE #28 1st Appearance of the Justice League Of America. 1st Appearance of Starro the Conqueror Details Values Variants My Collection Issue #27 Issue #29 Key Issue Basic Information Published February 1960 Comic Age Silver Cover Price .10 Facts
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Time and time again, Starro has come into conflict with, and been defeated by, the Justice League. Therefore, to bolster it's chances, Starro has recently allied itself with the Secret Society of Super-Villains, the Sinestro Corps, and even—when it strategically serves its needs—the League itself.
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Rating: 12+ Pages: 28 pages Released: Feb 24, 1960. Written By: Gardner Fox Pencils: Mike Sekowsky Inks: Joe Giella Murphy Anderson Bernard Sachs Cover By: Mike Sekowsky Murphy Anderson. Featuring the first appearance of the Justice League of America! When Starro the Conqueror arrives on Earth intent on enslaving humanity, it's up to the.
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Comics Features After 63 Years, DC Reveals the Game-Changing Backstory of Justice League's First Ever Villain By Justin Epps Published Dec 5, 2023 Starro the Conqueror, the first villain ever encountered by the Justice League, was actually safeguarding the world from a much more serious threat. Summary
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Art by Mike Sekowsky. The character debuted in The Brave and the Bold #28 (March 1960) in the story "Starro the Conqueror", which was also the first appearance of the Justice League of America. [2] According to editor Julius Schwartz, the title "Starro the Conqueror" was inspired by a Ray Cummings story, "Tarrano the Conqueror".
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Justice League of America: "Starro the Conqueror" Writers Gardner Fox Pencilers Mike Sekowsky Inkers Bernie Sachs Joe Giella Murphy Anderson Letterers Gaspar Saladino Editors Julius Schwartz There's no time to waste!
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Shazam! Fury of the Gods Special: Shazamily Matters (sticker) "Have you come to save me from that madman? Thirty years he's kept me here, tortured me, had his way with me!" ―Starro to Task Force X [src]
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The Justice League of America is given a few hours to resolve the crisis, before the Navy takes action. Starro, the Starfish Conqueror, establishes it's base of operations in Grand Central Station.
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A long-time villain of the Justice League, Starro is no idle threat and should not be taken lightly by his opponents, even if James Gunn does decide to depict him in a typically comedic light.
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In DC Comics, Starro the Star Conqueror was the first enemy of the Justice League of America. Likewise, "The Call" was the first appearance of the Justice League in the DCAU, battling Starro as well. Starro was never referred to by this name in Batman Beyond, but Bruce Timm used it in Batman Beyond - Season Three (DVD) extras.
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CHRONOLOGY. Justice League of America first appeared in Brave and the Bold #28 (February-March 1960): "Starro the Conqueror".. Below is the definitive list of appearances of Justice League of America in chronological order.
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Justice League of America #189-190 (1981). After its debut alongside the Justice League, Starro was largely relegated to cameos and flashbacks. Between 1960 and 1981, the villain only had one.
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Starro debuted in 1960's The Brave and the Bold No. 28, which was also the issue that introduced the Justice League of America to the world for the first time In the process, the comic caught.
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Cover Artists Brian Bolland The Return of the Starfish Conqueror! Writers Gerry Conway Pencilers Rich Buckler Inkers Frank McLaughlin Colorists Gene D'Angelo Letterers Ben Oda Editors Len Wein It's for your own good, female. Soon, every human on Earth will be blessed with one of my children.
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