Contents 1 Appearing in "The Wizard's War of the Worlds" 2 Synopsis for "The Wizard's War of the Worlds" 3 Notes 4 Trivia 5 See Also 6 Recommended Reading 7 Links and References

Appearing in "The Wizard's War of the Worlds"

Featured Characters:

•  Captain Comet 
• Justice Society of America

•  Atom 
•  Doctor Mid-Nite 

Supporting Characters:

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Villains:

• Secret Society of Super-Villains I:
  •  The Wizard 
  •  Star Sapphire 
  •  Reverse-Flash 
  •  Floronic Man 
  •  Blockbuster 
  •  Mirror Master 
  •  Copperhead 
  • Sizematic Twins (image only)
  • Killer Moth (image only)
  • Chronos (image only)
  • Quakemaster (image only)
• Silver Ghost

Other Characters:

• Justice Society of America (all in a photo only)
  • Hawkman
  • Superman
  • Batman
  • Johnny Thunder
  • Spectre
  • Mr Terrific
  • Sandman
  • Black Canary
  • Green Lantern
  • Wonder Woman
  • Hourman
  • Doctor Fate
  • Flash
  • Power Girl
  • Star Spangled Kid
• Freedom Fighters (all in 'coming next' image only)
  • Uncle Sam
  • Firebrand
  • Phantom Lady
  • Ray
  • Black Condor
  • Human Bomb
  • Doll Man

Locations:

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Items:

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Vehicles:

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Synopsis for "The Wizard's War of the Worlds"

The SSoSV attempts to destroy the JSA on Earth-Two, beginning with Doctor Mid-Nite and the Atom. Meanwhile, back on Earth-One, Mirror Master and Copperhead are hired by the Silver Ghost to assemble a squad to destroy the Freedom Fighters.

Notes

Conclusion of the story in Justice League of America #166-168, the Secret Society of Super-Villains, including The Wizard, The Floronic Man, Star Sapphire, Professor Zoom, and Blockbuster, captures JLA members Superman, Batman, Green Lantern Hal Jordan, Zatanna and Wonder Woman and switches bodies with the heroes. In the original comics, the villains did not learn the heroes' identities. However, in Identity Crisis, a flashback to the event indicates they did learn the JLA members' secret identities. At the conclusion of the flashback, Zatanna erases the villains' memories of the incident and the secret identities.

Trivia

Black Canary's appearance in the photo of the JSA members is almost certainly a continuity error. Dinah Drake Lance was long dead before Power Girl and the Star Spangled Kid joined the JSA (though this was not known at that time) and her daughter, Dinah Laurel Lance, on Earth-One. Dinah Laurel Lance is listed here since she is the only Black Canary who could logically have been in thephoto: possibly, she was visiting Earth-Two at the time.

See Also

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• Cover gallery for the Secret Society of Super-Villains series

Recommended Reading

• None.

Links and References

• No external links.

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