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CATALOG RECORD

Justice League of America #200

DC · Series began 1960 · March 1982

Dates

Cover date
March 1982
On sale
November 10, 1981
Pages
76

Editions and covers (2)

Copies of #200 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.

  • Direct edition

    Direct

    No UPC barcode in the corner box: direct editions show artwork, a logo or a blank box there.

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  • Newsstand edition

    Newsstand

    A UPC barcode in the cover's corner box.

    Barcode 0709893055503

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Creators

pencils: George Pérez, Brett Breeding, Pat Broderick, Jim Aparo, Dick Giordano, Gil Kane, Carmine Infantino, Brian Bolland, Joe Kubertinks: George Pérez, Brett Breeding, Terry Austin, Jim Aparo, Dick Giordano, Gil Kane, Frank Giacoia, Brian Bolland, Joe Kubertcolors: Anthony Tollin, Carl Gafford, Tatjana Wood, Adrienne Royletters: Gaspar Saladino, John Costanza, Jim Aparo, The Kubiesscript: Gerry Conway

Stories

  • The First Two Hundred · 2 pages

    A brief history of the Justice League of America.

  • A League Divided · 5 pages

    A recap of the origin of the Justice League of America.

  • Chapter 1: Firestorm vs. Manhunter from Mars · 9 pages

    As Firestorm sits bored during monitor duty, the satellite is invaded by the Martian Manhunter, who is after an Appellax meteor. After he is easily defeated by the Manhunter, Firestorm calls in the other members of the League. The gathered heroes quickly realize that none of the founding members answered the alert and Green Arrow figures out why: they are gathering up the seven meteors from Appellax from the JLA's first case. The new members then split up, each determined to stop one of the founding members.

  • Chapter 2: The Phantom Stranger, Aquaman vs. Red Tornado · 7 pages

    The Red Tornado tracks down Aquaman and almost stops him from retrieving the meteor. But during the battle, the Phantom Stranger intervenes to ensure Aquaman's success.

  • Chapter 3: Zatanna vs. Wonder Woman · 6 pages

    Zatanna locates Wonder Woman at Paradise Island, but is unable to stop the Amazon Princess from retrieving the Appellax meteor.

  • Chapter 4: Green Lantern vs. the Atom · 6 pages

    The Atom travels to Zimbabwe to stop Green Lantern from gathering another Appellax meteor, but is unsuccessful.

  • Chapter 5: The Flash vs. the Elongated Man · 6 pages

    The Flash easily defeats the Elongated Man, gathers his Appellax meteor and returns to the Justice League's original headquarters where the other founding members are waiting. They discover the headquarters in ruins and have no memories of anything after their first adventure together as a team.

  • Chapter 6: Green Arrow & Black Canary vs. Batman · 6 pages

    Batman outsmarts both Green Arrow and Black Canary and takes the Appellax meteor. Both teams meet in their respective headquarters wondering what will happen when the seventh meteor in found.

  • Chapter 7: Hawkman vs. Superman · 6 pages

    Hawkman stops two Superman robots from getting the Appellax meteor, but can't stop the real Superman from getting it. As Hawkman drifts into space unconscious, he is mysteriously teleported away.

  • A League Divided: All Together Now! · 10 pages

    When the seven meteors are brought together, the seven aliens of Appellax are reborn in their cloned battle forms. Seeing them reborn restores the memories of the Justice League's founding members, but the aliens quickly defeat the heroes. The newer members find the older ones and all join forces to defeat the rampaging aliens.

  • Chapter 8 · 3 pages

    Where individual efforts against the aliens previously failed, teamwork proves to be the key to victory for the Justice League.

  • Chapter 9 · 3 pages

    Flash and Aquaman defeat the Glass Man, while Red Tornado and Elongated Man put out the Fire-Lord.

  • Chapter 10 · 3 pages

    The final two aliens are quickly defeated by the team of Atom, Firestorm, Green Lantern and Martian Manhunter.

  • Epilogue · 2 pages

    The Justice League gathers up the remains of all the alien clones and the meteors, sending them into the sun to be destroyed. J'Onn and Snapper return to their lives and Green Arrow decides to rejoin the Justice League.

Characters

Bruce WayneBatmanClark KentSupermanPrincess DianaWonder WomanHal JordanGreen LanternOliver QueenBarry AllenGreen ArrowThe FlashArthur CurryAquamanJ'Onn J'OnzzMartian ManhunterDinah LanceBlack CanaryKatar HolHawkmanZatannaRay PalmerThe AtomRalph DibnyThe Elongated ManFirestormRonnie RaymondMartin SteinHippolytaAdam Strange

Reprinted in

Justice League of America (1983), Justice League of America: A Celebration of 60 Years (2020), DC Comics Classics Library: Justice League of America by George Perez (2009), JLA: The Greatest Stories Ever Told (2006)

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