This magazine was published by Wizard Entertainment on November 1997.
It featured a story by Brian Douglas Ahern in which the Superfriends of their reality meet their doppelgängers from New Earth, or at least one that was very similar to it.
Synopsis[]
The Justice League of America are facing off against the hateful Despero of Kalanor. But it's not until they encounter versions of themselves from another reality or somewhere similar when they realize they may be in over their heads!
Characters[]
Featured Characters[]
Supporting Characters[]
- Super Friends of Earth 1956
- Narrator (voice only)
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Items[]
- Super-Suit
- Superman's Containment Suit
- Batsuit
- Wonder Woman's Costume
- Utility Belt
- Green Lantern Ring
- Trident of Neptune (Mentioned Only)
- Justice League Computer
- Devilish Machine
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What Friends Are For[]
Notes[]
- This comic was a crossover between the Superfriends and the then-current version of the JLA from DC Comics.
- New Earth was referred to as the Real World in this story, not to be confused with this Real World.
- The homeworld of the Superfriends was simply referred to as "The World of the Super Friends."
- Despero experienced a brain hemorrhage in this comic, and it's unknown if he survived or not.
- Gleek and Grax were both killed in this comic. This suggests that the scenes on the Superfriends' Earth might have taken place in 1984 or 1985, shortly before Series 9, which might explain why Gleek and even the Wonder Twins never showed up in the series beyond Series 8.
- It is possible that the incident involving New Earth and Earth 1956 only happened in an alternate timeline. It was Despero that caused a rip in spacetime which bridged the two universes together. It's possible that this wasn't supposed to have happened according to the Superfriends' true history, which might mean, that in the real timeline, Gleek and Grax might have survived.
- References:air; Appliance Emporium; automobile; black; bouffant; brain hemorrhage; burning; can; cheese fondue; chives; communication; concern; cookie cutter; creature; death; deflection; disorientation; eggbeater; energy field; eye; façade; fainting; Fourth Wall; friends; galaxy; gangrene; gentleman; gerbil; group pose; hairdo; har-de-har-har; hate; hologram; immunity; Junebug; kiddies; murder; message; monkey; monster; mud; newsreel; paperweight; pardon; phrase; physical contact; puddle; restraining; ring; running in place; scary; shadow; space; space warp; stock pose; stand-in; star; story; Super-Breath; Telepathic Assault; television; tin can telephone; tire; trap; trident; vibration; villains; violence; vortex effect; water; weekend; working
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Release Date[]
November 1997