Justice League of America #64 (DC Comics August 1968)

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Cover Artist: Jack Abel, Dick Dillin Superhero Team: Justice League of America Series Title: Justice League of America Issue Number: 64 Character: Superman (Inset), Mr. Terrific, Batman (Inset), Hourman, The Flash (Flashback, Cameo), Barry Allen (Flashback, Cameo), Hawkman, Alan Scott, Star Man, Batman (Bruce Wayne), Black Canary, Hal Jordan (Flashback, Cameo), Kent Nelson, Red Tornado (Android, First Appearance), T. O. Morrow (Villain), The Red Tornado (Image), Superman (Clark Kent), Rex Tyler, Doctor Fate, Sandman, Carter Hall, Doctor Mid-Nite, The Flash (Jay Garrick), Charles Mcnider, Ted Knight, Terry Sloane, Atom, Wesley Dodds, Al Pratt, Jay Garrick, Dinah Drake Lance, Ma Hunkel (Image), Red Tornado (Android), Green Lantern (Flashback, Cameo), Green Lantern Type: Comic Book Genre: Superheroes Tradition: US Comics Publisher: DC Comics Artist/Writer: Dick Dillin, Gardner Fox, Sid Greene Publication Year: 1968 Language: English Era: Silver Age (1956-69)

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Justice League of America #64 (DC Comics August 1968). The product is a collectible comic book titled "Justice League of America #64" published by DC Comics in August 1968. The comic features various characters from the Justice League of America including Mr. Terrific, Superman, Batman, and Green Lantern, among others. The cover art was done by Jack Abel and Dick Dillin, while the story was written by Gardner Fox, Dick Dillin, and Sid Greene. This comic book belongs to the Silver Age era of comic books and falls under the genre of superheroes, making it a sought-after item for collectors and fans of the Justice League of America. The product is a collectible comic book titled "Justice League of America #64" published by DC Comics in August 1968. The comic features various characters from the Justice League of America including Mr. Terrific, Superman, Batman, and Green Lantern, among others. The cover art was done by Jack Abel and Dick Dillin, while the story was written by Gardner Fox, Dick Dillin, and Sid Greene. This comic book belongs to the Silver Age era of comic books and falls under the genre of superheroes, making it a sought-after item for collectors and fans of the Justice League of America.