It was a good idea. I thought it through. 
- — Impulse
Impulse #36 is an issue of the series Impulse (Volume 1) with a cover date of April, 1998.
Synopsis for "Court Dates"
Sick of everybody pulling his hair, Impulse decides to shave it all off. So Max Mercury gets him a wig to wear when he's Bart Allen.
The trial for the toxic waste dumpers begins, and Bart is called to be a witness for the defense. The defense attorney's daughter, Robbie McDonald, is upset that her dad would defend known criminals, so she uses her knowledge of music to become The Song of Justice. Armed with a harp that can fire "bullets" of sound and hypnotize people, The Song of Justice breaks into the courtroom to take out the criminals. Impulse is eventually able to stop her by snapping his fingers fast enough to cancel out her harp. The trial then continues, and surprisingly, the judge allows the toxic waste dumpers to go free.
Appearing in "Court Dates"
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Antagonists:
- Robbie McDonald (The Song of Justice)
- Gerald Dunsany
- Toxic waste-dumping goons
Other Characters:
- Richard McDonald
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See Also
Recommended Reading
- The Flash (Volume 2)
- Teen Titans (Volume 3)
- Young Justice
- The Flash (Volume 2) Secret Files and Origins #1
- Young Justice Secret Files and Origins #1
- Teen Titans/Outsiders Secret Files and Origins (2003)
- Teen Titans/Outsiders Secret Files and Origins (2005)