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Millennium Edition: All Star Comics No. 3 #[Chromium Edition]
June 2000 · [none] · 68 pages
Synopsis
The JSA are gathering together at a hotel for dinner and Johnny Thunder, in his own bumbling way, arrives at the hotel via the T-Bolt, and is invited to eat with them. After dinner, Johnny suggests that each of the members tell about one of their most exciting adventures. Flash thinks that is a great idea and leads off.
Credits
- Script
- Gardner Fox, Jerry Siegel, Ken Fitch, Sheldon Mayer, Evelyn Gaines, Bill O'Connor
- Pencils
- E. E. Hibbard, Sheldon Moldoff, Bernard Baily, Sheldon Mayer, Chad Grothkopf, Howard Sherman, Jon Blummer, Ben Flinton, Marty Nodell
- Inks
- E. E. Hibbard, Sheldon Moldoff, Bernard Baily, Sheldon Mayer, Chad Grothkopf, Howard Sherman, Jon Blummer, Ben Flinton, Marty Nodell
- Letters
- Bernard Baily, Chad Grothkopf
- Collected edition associate editor
- Nick Napolitano
- Collected edition editor
- Adam Philips
- Except last panel
- Howard Sherman
- Final panel re-write
- Gardner Fox
- First and last two panels
- E. E. Hibbard
- First panel
- E. E. Hibbard
- First two panels
- E. E. Hibbard
- Last panel
- E. E. Hibbard, Gardner Fox
- Last two panels
- Sheldon Mayer
- Original series editor
- Sheldon Mayer
- Spot illo
- Sheldon Mayer
Notes
This edition of the comic has a metallic foil cover instead of a regular cover, was limited to a press run of 7500 copies, and sold for 9.95 USD. It does not have the "Remembering the Millennium" feature and has a house ad on the back cover instead of the ad in the standard edition.
According to Craig Delich and Martin O'Hearn, some of the chapters of the main story were written by the regular writers of the features, not Gardner Fox, the regular JSA writer, who is credited here for the entire story. Anthony William Durrant says that the framing story was written after the individual stories were completed.
Story synopses and notes for this index originally from Craig Delich.