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JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #106
Cover Date: July-August 1973
Cover Price: $0.20
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Cover Credits:
Art: Nick Cardy
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Credits:
| Story | Len Wein |
| Pencils | Dick Dillin |
| Inks | Dick Giordano |
| Lettering | Ben Oda |
| Editing | Julius Schwartz |
Feature Character(s):
- Justice League of America:
- Aquaman (next in issue #109)
- Atom II (Ray Palmer; next in Action Comics #425/2)
- Batman (in World's Finest Comics #218 and Detective Comics #436 between pages; next in Batman Vol. 1 #251)
- Black Canary (next in Action Comics #426/2)
- Flash (Barry Allen; next in Flash Vol. 1 #223)
- Green Arrow (next in Action Comics #426/2)
- Green Lantern (Hal Jordan; next in Flash Vol. 1 #223/2)
- Hawkman (Katar Hol; next in Supergirl Vol. 1 #8)
- Superman (in Action Comics #425 and World's Finest Comics #218 between pages; next in Superman Vol. 1 #266)
- Elongated Man (next in Detective Comics #436/2)
- Red Tornado (also in flashback in between issue #102 and last issue; acquires a civilian identity and becomes a member of the Justice League in this story)
Supporting Character(s):
- Kathy Sutton (first appearance; a job placement specialist in New York; becomes the girlfriend of John Smith in this story; next in issue #110)
Villain(s):
- T.O. Morrow (next appearance in Super-Team Family #11; see Comment)
- T.O. Morrow's henchmen (Roscoe named; wearing the same uniforms as his faceless minions from issue #64)
Location(s):
- New York City, NY
- JLA Satellite
- T.O. Morrow's Rocky Mountain headquarters (first appearance)
Comment(s):
- This story takes place in three parts. The first follows directly from last issue, the second 24 hours later, the third 28 days after the first part.
- Justice League of America #192 reveals that T.O. Morrow was split into two beings; one that becomes Tomorrow the Future Man in World's Finest Comics #265/4-#268/3, dying in battle against Red Tornado. The other Morrow who survives appears in Super-Team Family #11 then Justice League of America #192.