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JLA #111
Cover Date: April 2005
Cover Price: $2.25
Publication Date: 2005-02-09
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Cover Credits:
Art: Ron Garney
Colors: David Baron
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Credits:
| Story | Kurt Busiek |
| Pencils | Ron Garney |
| Inks | Dan Green |
| Lettering | Jared K. Fletcher |
| Colors | David Baron |
| Assistant editing | Michael Siglain |
| Editing | Mike Carlin |
Feature Character(s):
- JLA
- Aquaman
- Batman
- Flash III
- Green Lantern (John Stewart)
- Martian Manhunter
- Plastic Man
- Superman
- Wonder Woman
Villain(s):
- Crime Syndicate of Amerika
- Commander Roval
- Diataria Lysis
- Graxitus
- The Void Hound (first appearance; an ancient intelligent weapon of the Qwardians)
Guest Appearance(s):
Cameo Appearance(s):
- Prisathans (first appearance; natives of the planet Prisathus)
- Dyno-Man (mentioned only; champion of the planets Sorrta and Irrta; last in Superman Vol. 1 #206; dies)
- A brigade of the Magellanic Knights (many killed)
- Krona (power ring generated image)
Location(s):
- Space Sector 2814
- Unidentified Space Sector(s)
Comment(s):
- Story continued directly from the previous issue and continues directly in the next issue.
Story Reprinted in:
- JLA #17 - Syndicate Rules ([November] 2005)
Solicitation:
- The JLA arrive just in time to stop the Crime Syndicate of Amerika from reaching its goal, while the Qwardian super weapon rampages through the positive matter universe! Three worlds collide, forging an alliance with old friends!
Synopsis: - The Qwardians have gained control of a weapon literally capable of destroying worlds - the Void Hound, rumoured to house the mind of a dark god. As they head towards Earth, the Crime Syndicate's presence on the planet is detected. The Power Company engage them, but have little effect. Even the Justice League, with some help from the older Titans, can only fight them to a standstill. The League have to retreat to their lunar watchtower, where they call in reinforcements, both to deal with the Syndicate and to face the oncoming Void Hound, which is detected in the vicinity of Neptune.