- "I motion that we waive all requirements and vote Black Canary a JLA member immediately!"
- ―Superman
| "In Each Man There Is a Demon!" | |
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| Justice League of America | |
| Title: | "In Each Man There Is a Demon!" |
| Volume: | 1 |
| Number: | 75 |
| Cover price: | .15 |
| Cover date: | November, 1969 |
| Publisher: | DC Comics |
| Credits | |
| Writers: | Denny O'Neil |
| Pencilers: | Dick Dillin |
| Inkers: | Joe Giella |
| Cover artists: | Carmine Infantino |
| Cover inker: | Murphy Anderson |
| Editors: | Julius Schwartz |
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"In Each Man There Is a Demon!" is the seventy-fifth issue of the first Justice League of America ongoing comic book series published by DC Comics. The story was written by Denny O'Neil and illustrated by Dick Dillin with inks by Joe Giella. The colorist and letterer for this story are uncredited and unknown. The cover art for this issue was composed by artist Carmine Infantino and inker Murphy Anderson. The story was edited by Julius Schwartz. This issue shipped with a November, 1969 cover date and carries a cover price of 15 cents per copy (US).
Synopsis[]
Appearances[]
Featured characters
Supporting characters
Villains
Minor characters
- Aquarius (In flashback only)
- John Deleon (In flashback only)
Organizations
Races
Locations
- California (In flashback only)
Items
Vehicles
Powers
- Canary cry
Notes & Trivia[]
- This issue is reprinted in The Best of DC #31, Justice League of America Archives, Volume 9, Showcase Presents: Justice League of America, Volume 4 and the Green Arrow and Black Canary: For Better or For Worse trade paperback.
- This is the first appearance of Oliver Queen in Justice League of America where he has a mustache and a new costume.
- In Post-Crisis continuity, Katar Hol's appearance in this issue has been retroactively substituted with Carter Hall, who was the original the Golden Age Hawkman.
- Originally, the Black Canary featured in these issues of the title was the Golden Age character from Earth-Two, and not her daughter. However, this was retconned when the writers considered the character's physical age if she were still active at the time of publication. It was later established in Justice League of America #219 that the Black Canary that ended up on Earth-One was really the second Black Canary, Dinah Laurel Lance, implanted with her mother's memories until the truth was revealed later. This has since been rendered apocryphal due to the fact that changes to continuity created by Crisis on Infinite Earths have made it so that Dinah Laurel Lance was a founding member of the Justice League of America instead of Wonder Woman.
- Aquarius appears in flashback only in this issue.
- John Deleon appears in flashback only in this issue.
Recommended Reading[]
See also[]
External Links[]
- Justice League of America #75 at DCDP
- Justice League of America #75 at Comics.org
- Justice League of America #75 at Comic Vine
- Justice League of America #75 at Amazon.com