The collected writings of Todd Allen, Chicago’s most notorious Internet humorist, as he muses on such diverse topics as beer, women, Bill Clinton’s re-occurring pattern of interfering with Todd’s travel plans, the foibles of Bill Gates, weddings, the joy that is Elvis and to use a toilet in India. Todd’s humor has been translated into Russian by the electronic journal, @-Rus Business and is rumored to have been read in at least one college classroom.

Beware the Club Girls

Humor & Entertainment

Strazewski, Len

Allen, Todd

Humor

AuthorHouse

Never before collected, the complete JUSTICE SOCIETY OF AMERICA series from the 90s is here!The original Justice Society of America lineup--The Flash, Green Lantern, the Atom, Dr. Midnite, Wildcat, Starman, the Sandman, Johnny Thunder, Hourman, Johnny Quick, Hawkman and Hawkgirl--returns from their decades long exile in a secret dimension! However, life back in the DC Universe isn't the same: new heroes, new villains and new challenges abound!This never before collected series, written by Len Stazewski, finally gets the graphic novel treatment in JUSTICE SOCIETY OF AMERICA: THE COMPLETE 1992 SERIES! Collects issues #1-8.

Justice Society of America: The Complete 1992 Series

Comics & Graphic Novels

Graphic Novels

DC Comics

The 1990s adventures of the Justice Society of America are collected for the first time ever in JUSTICE SOCIETY OF AMERICA- THE COMPLETE SERIES BY LEN STRAZEWSKI AND MIKE PAROBECK! Set in 1950 as the Golden Age of comics was coming to a close, these stories were originally published in the early 1990s and star the world's first super-team- the Justice Society of America! The Flash (Jay Garrick), Green Lantern (Alan Scott), Hawkman (Carter Hall), Black Canary and Starman each face a series of criminal events that point to the evil of Vandal Savage. And in facing their immortal foe, the heroes realize that the world still needs a Justice Society of America. And in a second helping of adventures from 1992, the JSA brings back more Golden Age heroes, including the Atom (Al Pratt), Wildcat (Ted Grant), Hourman, Johnny Quick, Hawkgirl and more to battle the villainy of the Ultra-Humanite and an international conspiracy that threatens to destabilize nations across the globe. Collects JUSTICE SOCIETY OF AMERICA #1-8 (1990) and JUSTICE SOCIETY OF AMERICA #1-10 (1992).

Justice Society of America: The Complete Series by Len Strazewski and Mike Parobeck

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<li>It begins again here! The classic Now Comics Speed Racer series from twenty years ago gets the deluxe reprint treatment from IDW, including reproductions of Ken Steacy's amazing painted covers, too. </li> <li>In Volume One, collecting the first five issues of the series, Speed faces the "Death of a Racer," goes up against Racer X, and much more!</li>
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Speed Racer Volume 1 TPB

IDW Publishing

This 1990s epic tells a story set in the 1950s starring the world's first super-hero team, the Justice Society of America. "Beware the savage skies! The end is near!" It's the 1950s- Truman is in the White House, television sets are coming to every American household...and the Justice Society of America is in an all-out war against the cosmos! Living constellations have descended on the Earth in the form of terrifying glowing titans. The Flash, Black Canary, Hawkman, and Green Lantern fight to keep the destruction to a minimum while, unbeknownst to them, Starman has already been taken prisoner. Who has summonded the colossal star-being's and why? And what is their connection to TV, the nation's new favorite pasttime? In these stories set at the close of the Golden Age, Len Strazewski pits the Justice Society against their greatest foes, with art from Grant Miehm, Mike Parobeck, Tom Artis, and Rick Burchett. Collects the full eight-issue Justice Society of America miniseries (1991) along with two bonus JSA stories from Adventure Comics #466 (1979) and All-Star Comics #57 (1951).

Justice Society of America: The Demise of Justice