Contents 1 Appearing in "Uncle Sam Wants You!" 2 Synopsis for "Uncle Sam Wants You!" 3 Notes 4 Trivia 5 See Also 6 Recommended Reading 7 Links and References

Appearing in "Uncle Sam Wants You!"

Featured Characters:

• All-Star Squadron

• Air Wave
• Amazing Man
• Aquaman
• Blackhawk
• Commander Steel
• Dan the Dyna-Mite
• Firebrand
•  Guardian 
• Hawkgirl
• Johnny Quick
• Liberty Belle
•  Manhunter 
• Mr. America
•  Mr. Terrific 
• Plastic Man
• Robin
• Robotman
• Sandy, the Golden Boy
•  Sargon the Sorcerer 
• Tarantula
• T.N.T.
• The Whip
•  Wildcat 
• Wing
•  Zatara 

• Justice Society of America

•  Atom 
•  Batman 
•  Dr. Fate 
•  Dr. Mid-Nite 
•  Flash 
•  Green Lantern 
•  Starman 
•  Hawkman 
• Johnny Thunder
•  Sandman 
•  Spectre  (Jim Corrigan)
•  Superman 
•  Wonder Woman 

Supporting Characters:

• Freedom Fighters

• Black Condor
• Doll Man
• Hourman(flashback only)
• Human Bomb
• Magno, the Magnetic Man
• Manhunter
• Miss America
• Neon the Unknown
• Phantom Lady
• Red Bee
• The Invisible Hood
• The Jester
• The Ray
• The Red Torpedo
• Uncle Sam(flashback and main story)

• Midnight
• Seven Soldiers of Victory

• Crimson Avenger
•  Green Arrow 
• Shining Knight
• Speedy
• Star-Spangled Kid
• Stripesy
• Vigilante

• Winged Victory

Villains:

• Nazi Party

Other Characters:

• President Roosevelt
• Gernsback

Locations:

• Earth-Two (1942)
• Earth-X(flashback only)
• England
• Michigan

• Detroit

• New York

• New York City

• Queens
• Manhattan

Items:

• Ruby of Life

Vehicles:

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Synopsis for "Uncle Sam Wants You!"

The first meeting of the "full roster" of the All-Star Squadron is crashed by Uncle Sam, who reveals that he has come from an Earth in which the Nazis are even closer to victory than on this one, and the heroes whom he recruited to help him fight the enemy there are all dead. As the All-Stars debate whether or not to accompany Sam, the hero known as Midnight bursts in with a metal box, within which is the unmoving form of Doll Man.

Sam tells the assembled heroes about Earth-X and how he recruited some Earth-Two heroes to help out over there.

Notes

Trivia

• No trivia.

See Also

• Write your own review of this comic!
• Discuss All-Star Squadron Vol 1 31 on the forums
• Cover gallery for the All-Star Squadron series
• Images from All-Star Squadron Vol 1 31

Recommended Reading

• Justice Society Recommended Reading

• All-Star Comics
• All-Star Squadron
• Infinity, Inc. (Volume 1)
• JSA (Volume 1)
• JSA All Stars
• JSA Classified
• JSA: Strange Adventures
• JSA vs. Kobra
• Justice Society of America (Volume 1)
• Justice Society of America (Volume 2)
• Justice Society of America (Volume 3)

Links and References

• Justice Society of America article at Wikipedia
• JSA Checklist
• JSA Chronology page
• JSA series index at DCU Guide
• JSA series index at Comicbookdb.com
• JSA series index at the Grand Comics Database Project
• Justice Society Fact File
• Justice Society Index at Dark Mark's Indexing Domain
• Justice Society of America at TV Tropes

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