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ALL-STAR SQUADRON #60
Cover Date: August 1986
Cover Price: $0.75
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Cover Credits:
Art: Jerry Ordway (signed)
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Credits:
| Plot | Roy Thomas, Dann Thomas |
| Story | Roy Thomas |
| Pencils | Mike Clark, Arvell Jones |
| Inks | Vince Colletta, Tony DeZuniga |
| Colors | Carl Gafford |
| Lettering | David Cody Weiss |
| Associate editing | Barbara Randall |
| Editing | Roy Thomas |
Feature Character(s):
- All-Star Squadron
- Air Wave (next in Young All-Stars #3)
- Amazing-Man (next in Young All-Stars #2)
- Aquaman (next in More Fun Comics #84/4; see Comments)
- Atom (Al Pratt; last in issue #57 / All-Star Comics #13 pages 31-36; appearance in this issue is the same as All-Star Comics #13 pages 55-56; next in Young All-Stars #2)
- Batman (next in Detective Comics #67; see Comments)
- Black Condor (last in issue #50; next in Crack Comics #26; see Comments)
- Crimson Avenger (next in DC Universe: Legacies #2/2)
- Doctor Fate (Kent Nelson; next in More Fun Comics #85/2)
- Doctor Mid-Nite (last in issue #56 / All-Star Comics #13 pages 19-24; appearance in this issue is the same as All-Star Comics #13 pages 55-56; next in Young All-Stars #2)
- Doctor Occult (next in Young All-Stars #3)
- Doll Man (last in issue #50; next in Feature Comics #58)
- Dyna-Mite (next in Young All-Stars #1; see Comments)
- Firebrand II (Danette Reilly)
- Flash (Jay Garrick; next in All-Flash Quarterly #5)
- Green Arrow (see Comments; next, Pre-Crisis, in More Fun Comics #84)
- Green Lantern (Alan Scott; next in Young All-Stars #2)
- Guardian (Jim Harper; next in Young All-Stars #3)
- Hawkgirl (Shiera Sanders; next in Flash Comics #35/6)
- Hawkman (Carter Hall; last in issue #52 / All-Star Comics #13 pages 6-12; appearance in this issue the same as All-Star Comics #13 pages 55-56)
- Hourman (Rex Tyler; next in Young All-Stars #3)
- Human Bomb (last in issue #50; next in Police Comics #13; see Comments)
- Jester (last in issue #50; next in Smash Comics #37; see Comments)
- Johnny Quick
- Johnny Thunder (last in issue #58/All-Star Comics #13 pages 43-48; appearance in this issue the same as All-Star Comics #13 pages 55-56; next in Flash Comics #39/3)
- Liberty Belle
- Manhunter II (Paul Kirk; next in Young All-Stars #3)
- Mister America (next in Young All-Stars #3)
- Mister Terrific (Terry Sloane; last in issue #32; next in Young All-Stars #3)
- Phantom Lady (last in issue #50; next in Young All-Stars #30; see Comments)
- Plastic Man (last in issue #50; next in Police Comics #13; see Comments)
- Ray (last in issue #50; next in Smash Comics #35; see Comments)
- Robin (next in Detective Comics #67)
- Robotman (next in Young All-Stars #3)
- Sandman (Wesley Dodds; last in issue #55 / All-Star Comics #13 [pages 13-18]; appearance here is the same as All-Star Comics #13 pages 55-56; next in Young All-Stars #2)
- Sandy (next in Young All-Stars #2)
- Sargon the Sorceror (next in Young All-Stars #3)
- Shining Knight (next in issue #62)
- Spectre (last in issue #59 / All-Star Comics #13 pages 37-42; appearance in this issue is the same as All-Star Comics #13 pages 55-56; next in More Fun Comics #85/6)
- Speedy (see Comments; next in More Fun Comics #84)
- Star-Spangled Kid (next in Young All-Stars #3)
- Stripsey (next in Young All-Stars #3)
- Starman (Ted Knight; last in issue #57 / All-Star Comics #13 pages 25-30; appearance in this issue same as All-Star Comics #13 pages 55-56; next in Adventure Comics #80/2)
- Superman (next in Action Comics #53; see Comments)
- Tarantula (next in issue #61, behind the scenes)
- Thunderbolt (last in issue #58/2 / All-Star Comics #13 pages 43-48; next in Flash Comics #39/3)
- T.N.T. (next in Young All-Stars #1; see Comments)
- Uncle Sam (in between National Comics #25 and #26)
- Vigilante (Greg Sanders; next in Young All-Stars #3)
- Whip (next in Young All-Stars #3)
- Wildcat (next in Young All-Stars #3)
- Wing (next in DC Universe: Legacies #2/2)
- Wonder Woman (last in issue #57 / All-Star Comics #13 pages 49-54; appearance in this issue same as All-Star Comics #13 pages 55-56; next in Wonder Woman #228; see Comments)
- Zatara (next in Young All-Stars #3)
Supporting Character(s):
- Chuck Grayson (next in Young All-Stars #12)
Villain(s):
- Mekanique (next in Young All-Stars #12)
- Adolf Hitler
- Professor Gootsden (last in issue #57/3 / All-Star Comics #13)
- Rotwang (seen in flashback to a possible future)
Other Character(s):
- Franklin Delano Roosevelt
- Admiral Higby
- Maria (a young girl)
- Maria's parents
Location(s):
- Earth-2
- Germany
- Berlin
- United States of America
- a farmhouse in New Jersey (used by the Nazis to launch the JSA into space; destroyed)
- Flushing Meadows, Queens, NY
- All-Star Squadron Headquarters (Trylon and Perisphere)
- New York, NY
- Washington, DC
- the White House
- Germany
Comment(s):
- By the end of this story, Mekanique's "protection" of 1942 from the time-altering effects of the Crisis on Infinite Earths has ceased. A photograph of the All-Star Squadron is taken by Johnny Quick. Later, when it is delivered to FDR, various members are no longer shown, and are replaced by other heroes from the Freedom Fighters, having their own post-Crisis changes, notably the collapse of Earth-X into the post-Crisis version of Earth.
- Aquaman is erased from post-Crisis continuity. His position in the photograph is taken by Black Condor.
- Robin is erased from post-Crisis continuity. His position in the photograph is taken by Plastic Man.
- Superman is erased from post-Crisis continuity. His position in the photograph is taken by Uncle Sam.
- Wonder Woman is erased from post-Crisis continuity. Her position in the photograph is taken by Phantom Lady. Her place in history was taken up Miss America and, for a time, by a time-traveling Queen Hippolyta.
- Human Bomb and the Jester are added to the post-Crisis photograph.
- Green Arrow and Speedy will later be erased from post-Crisis continuity, notably their positions in the Seven Soldiers of Victory will be taken by T.N.T. and Dyna-Mite.
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