670:. Degaton himself used some stolen Japanese planes with hypnotized troopers to launch such an attack on San Francisco, hoping to change history by making the United States fight to a stalemate against Japan, enabling him to take over the world, so the new Squadron's first major mission was to stop the attack and rescue the captured heroes, who also became part of the new group. Due to Per Degaton going back in time after the JSA were freed they forgot his involvement, though the events were not wiped. America's entry into the war caused several of the members of the JSA to enlist, or be drafted in their civilian identities. These included
535:, Earth-Two and Earth-One, along with some other realities, merged into a new, unified reality with a revised history. The heroes of World War II now existed in the same timeline as modern heroes, simply operating at an earlier time. While it was not a major problem to establish that certain characters such as the Golden Age Flash (a man named Jay Garrick) and the later Flash (a man named Barry Allen) could co-exist and both operate during different time periods, this explanation didn't work for heroes with direct counterparts. Golden Age heroes such as Superman, Wonder Woman,
341:, which lasted only seventeen issues from 1976 to 1979. As Roy Thomas put it, DC management gave him "a chance to write a return of the JSA". Instead of writing stories in the modern era of Earth-Two, Roy Thomas chose to set the series during World War II. Roy Thomas decided to include other Golden Age era characters that weren't published by DC Comics during the 1930s and 40s but were acquired by the company in later years, such as the
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Calling the resulting group the 'Super-Squad' was intended to differentiate it from the JSA. Also, while I wanted to use the All-Star name for the comic, I knew that, in fact, none of these characters were what readers of the '70s would consider to be 'stars'. Hence, 'Super-Squad'. Which also avoided
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was a superhero in her prime, new stories revealed that the Golden Age Wonder Woman of Earth-Two had fought Nazis during World War II, then later semi-retired, married her dear friend Steve Trevor, and had a daughter named
Hyppolyta Trevor (who became a hero called Fury and joined a team of heroes
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all of whom had the same secret identities, same basic origin stories, and largely similar supporting casts as their modern day counterparts. For this reason, these particular Golden Age heroes, and some others, had to be removed from the history of the new, unified timeline. This also meant the
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used the mystical Spear of
Destiny to create a "sphere of influence" over their occupied territories and surrounding areas during most of World War II. This sphere of influence caused superhumans, magically empowered people, and magic-users to fall under Hitler's control and take on some of his
295:). His hope was to later have the younger members star in a spin-off series of their own, forming a team that could be called the All-Star Squadron. Management at DC worried that the team's name would be abbreviated as A.S.S., and so the group's name was changed to the Super Squad.
168:. Although the team was introduced in the 1980s, its self-titled series took place in the 1940s, retroactively inserting their narratives into the fictional history of the DC Comics superheroes. The team included many of DC's Golden Age era characters, new characters, and other
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series in 1976, continuing the original numbering by starting with issue #58. By this time, DC had established that its modern day adventures took place in the universe of Earth-One, whereas DC's Golden Age stories during the 1930s and 40s occurred in a parallel reality called
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personality traits. For this reason, the All-Star
Squadron focused its activities on protecting the US from invasion, super-villains, spies, and sabotage rather than risk their minds being controlled by the Axis Powers if they operated overseas in Europe or Asia.
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377:" or "retcon", since the team itself was retroactively inserted into the history of DC superheroes and the series rewrote portions of already-established DC canon published during the 1940s. The first known use of the term "retcon" was by Roy Thomas in the
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during World War II. Article X asks all active
American masked crime-fighters and superhuman adventurers to join forces as a single war-time organization, just as many American labor organizations did during World War II. In the canon of DC Comics, the
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in a similar way to address and revise official Marvel fictional history. Several issues of the series offered detailed origin stories of various characters, sometimes with revised details. Characters who had origin issues dedicated to them included
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did not focus much on the Earth-Two versions of
Superman and Wonder Woman, nor on the Golden Age version of the Flash, Jay Garrick, whose counterpart Barry Allen was very popular as the Flash of Earth-One. Roy Thomas wrote: "If we lost the original
385:#20 (April 1983). Several story lines ironed out continuity errors, fleshed out characters' origins, explained inconsistencies in character development, and resolved lingering questions and plot threads. Roy Thomas had used the Marvel Comics series
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involved some flashback stories, but most of the issues took place in the modern day, showing the
Justice Society members as older heroes decades after World War II. Conway also included younger heroes in the group, such as
514:. The Perisphere contained the Squadron meeting hall, while the Trylon was retrofitted as an aircraft hangar/vertical launch platform. The All-Star Squadron had a robotic butler named
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as a replacement and notified Roy Thomas with a note stating "You're going to like Adrian
Gonzales". He drew the series for 13 issues, during which the team had a crossover with the
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Justice Society of America made their smash debut in this issue by writer Roy Thomas and penciler Jerry Ordway...
331:#1, series writer Roy Thomas published "An Open Letter to the Readers" wherein he described the impetus for the series. Namely, DC wanted a comic book telling tales of the
623:, and solo heroes—at the White House. He asked them to band together for the war as the All-Star Squadron to battle sabotage and keep the peace on the home front during
270:, introduced in 1938, had lived through World War II, the Earth-One Superman had not even been born until long after the war was over. While the modern-day Earth-One
484:. Jerry Ordway, who had inked the series since its start, became the series regular penciler starting with issue #19 (March 1983). He and Thomas then co-created the
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240:) in 1940. In issue #3, DC had many of their superheroes join together for dinner and share stories, declaring the gathering to be the first meeting of the
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498:#31 (1984) featured the group's first "full roster" general meeting, taking place at their headquarters. The All-Star Squadron HQ was depicted as the
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with the help of JSA foes he had pulled back in time, but the available heroes were asked to first guard against a potential attack on the
569:. Since then, the All-Star Squadron has appeared in sporadic stories published by DC Comics. Article X was used again during the crossover
370:. The artwork for issue #49 was printed without Hawkman's cameo included, making it the only issue of the series where he does not appear.
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1002:#2–3 (May 1983–March 1987)
995:#1 (Sept. 1981–April 1983)
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488:team, introducing it in
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4240:DC Comics Two Thousand
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3424:Sandman (Wesley Dodds)
3317:Multiverse (DC Comics)
3137:Sandman (Wesley Dodds)
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1143:#25-26, Annual #2 and
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360:All Star Comics series
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1174:The Fury of Firestorm
998:Roy Thomas – #21–67,
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230:Golden Age of Comics
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3293:Flash of Two Worlds
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451:Jay (Flash) Garrick
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699:Golden Age Aquaman
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2499:Marvel Family
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2492:Silver Scarab
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2179:Green Lantern
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459:Liberty Belle
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4185:
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4132:
4028:Crime Doctor
4008:Axis Amerika
4003:Atomic Skull
3998:Anti-Monitor
3982:T. O. Morrow
3869:Sportsmaster
3772:Wonder Woman
3728:S.T.R.I.P.E.
3652:Terry Sloane
3647:Michael Holt
3632:Miss America
3607:King Chimera
3536:Pieter Cross
3474:Black Canary
3459:Atom Smasher
3298:
3284:
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3236:
3216:Wonder Woman
3157:Sportsmaster
2987:Black Canary
2975:Thomas Wayne
2930:
2886:
2878:
2871:
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2847:Publications
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2572:Johnny Quick
2457:Black Pirate
2238:Wonder Woman
2144:Johnny Quick
2102:Phantom Lady
2092:Miss America
2062:Black Condor
1994:Jerry Ordway
1989:Rich Buckler
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1928:the original
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1701:Hoberg, Rick
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1571:
1556:Harris, Mike
1546:
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1055:Greg Weisman
1042:
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1022:
1019:Carl Gafford
1013:Mike W. Barr
999:
992:
951:
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915:
912:Wayne Boring
906:Michael Bair
878:
875:George Pérez
868:
858:
848:
838:
835:Keith Giffen
829:Arvell Jones
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802:
799:Jerry Ordway
782:
772:
769:Rich Buckler
734:Gerry Conway
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692:
661:
637:Adolf Hitler
625:World War II
611:, President
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601:Rich Buckler
572:Final Crisis
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3711:Jack Knight
3669:Red Tornado
3531:Beth Chapel
3479:Dinah Drake
3438:Thunderbolt
3370:Gardner Fox
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3152:The Spectre
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2970:Bruce Wayne
2942:Gardner Fox
2828:Per Degaton
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2646:Per Degaton
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2614:Ian Karkull
2545:Antagonists
2531:Super-Chief
2514:Mary Marvel
2392:Spy Smasher
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2315:Green Arrow
2280:Red Tornado
2275:Quicksilver
2198:Thunderbolt
2169:Doctor Fate
2122:Red Torpedo
2107:Plastic Man
2032:Blue Beetle
2017:Amazing-Man
1755:Thomas, Roy
1523:Clark, Mike
1118:#14–15 and
1100:April 2012
1039:Janice Race
891:Mike Harris
819:Rick Hoberg
756:Dann Thomas
664:Per Degaton
657:Axis Powers
653:Doctor Fate
545:Green Arrow
467:Plastic Man
402:Doctor Fate
394:Amazing-Man
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3575:Rick Tyler
3469:Black Adam
3211:The Wizard
3142:Sonia Sato
3107:Power Girl
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2787:Robby Reed
2587:Superwoman
2582:Power Ring
2424:Iron Munro
2372:Minute-Man
2149:Judomaster
2072:Human Bomb
1984:Roy Thomas
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1227:References
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855:Don Newton
750:Mike Baron
724:Roy Thomas
672:Alan Scott
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289:Power Girl
158:Roy Thomas
96:Roy Thomas
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4271:Earth-Two
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2932:Earth-Two
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2833:Prankster
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2599:Cyclotron
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2027:Blackhawk
1764:Alter Ego
1643:Heck, Don
1350:cite book
1298:: 28–30.
1264:Alter Ego
1180:#194-198
1029:Nick Cuti
991:– #1–20,
954:#3 (1984)
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851:#3 (1984)
841:#3 (1984)
825:#3 (1984)
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599:, art by
516:Gernsback
426:Earth-Two
418:Tarantula
293:Supergirl
275:known as
264:Earth-Two
191:Article X
148:superhero
145:DC Comics
58:DC Comics
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4103:Roulette
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3844:Huntress
3733:Superman
3701:Stargirl
3659:Obsidian
3548:Hawkgirl
3384:Initial
3182:Stripesy
3047:Hawkgirl
3007:Darkseid
2671:Rag Doll
2609:Hath-Set
2592:Ultraman
2562:Catwoman
2487:Obsidian
2335:Stripesy
2285:Robotman
2228:Superman
2139:Hawkgirl
2134:Guardian
2087:Midnight
2067:Doll Man
2012:Air Wave
1857:Archived
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1176:#41-42,
1168:#50-60,
1041:#32–58,
1031:#17–29,
1021:#10–16,
989:Len Wein
789:Don Heck
713:Creators
684:The Atom
645:Superman
629:European
581:New Gods
577:Darkseid
474:Len Wein
447:Robotman
410:Robotman
388:Invaders
268:Superman
4247:Earth 2
4088:Mammoth
4023:Cheetah
3977:Stalker
3937:Eclipso
3874:Thinker
3834:Gambler
3829:Fiddler
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3706:Starman
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3067:Hourman
3062:Hawkman
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2223:Starman
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2213:Sandman
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537:Batman
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3901:Wotan
3859:Shade
3686:Robin
3622:Magog
3221:Wotan
3172:Steel
3127:Robin
2808:Amazo
2688:Wotan
2634:Dummy
2619:Joker
2208:Robin
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