Action Comics Vol 1 719

"Hazard's Choice": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

"Hazard's Choice"
Part of the "[[Team-Up Month]]" event.
Cover
Action Comics Vol 1 #719
March, 1996
Executive Editor	Jenette Kahn
Cover Artists	Kieron Dwyer Denis Rodier Graphic Colorworks
Hazard's Choice
Writers	David Michelinie
Pencilers	Kieron Dwyer
Inkers	Denis Rodier
Colourists	Glenn Whitmore Digital Chameleon
Letterers	Bill Oakley
Editors	K.C. Carlson Mike McAvennie
Previous Issue	Action Comics # 718
Next Issue	Action Comics # 720

You cheezed me off by messing in my affairs. Normally, I eviscerate people for that.

— The Joker

Action Comics #719 is an issue of the series Action Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of March, 1996.

Appearing in "Hazard's Choice"

Featured Characters:

• Superman (Flashback and main story)

Supporting Characters:

• Alfred Pennyworth (Cameo)
• Batman
• Lois Lane
• Lori Lemaris (Flashback and main story)
• Ron Troupe

Antagonists:

• The Joker

Other Characters:

• Lois' doctor
• Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Earl & Joker's other henchmen (Single appearance)
• Phillip Drumm (Single appearance) (Deceased)

Locations:

• Metropolis
  • New Troy
  • Daily Planet
  • Lois Lane's apartment
  • Metropolis General Hospital
• Gotham County
  • Arkham Asylum
  • Wayne Manor
  • Batcave
  • Gotham City
  • 49th Street Armory
  • Gotham General Hospital

Items:

• Joker action figure (Flashback and main story)

Vehicles:

• Pax Romana
• Batmobile
  

Notes

• Superman navigation number 1996/9.

• This is the first part of "Team-Up Month", a mini-event announced in the letter column. Triangle numbers 1996/9 to 1996/13 all feature a prominent superhero guest star, complete with their logo on the cover (in the style of DC Comics Presents, The Brave and the Bold, etc.).

• Cover credits for this issue are provided in the letters column.

• Includes a flashback to events from Action Comics #714.

• The Joker action figure last appeared in Action Comics #714.

• Joker's Body Count = 1

Trivia

• Martin Luther King, Jr., is the second dead person to appear at the Daily Planet in a short span of time. Elvis Aaron Presley was the last (in Superman: The Man of Steel #53).

See Also

• Cover gallery for the Action Comics series

Recommended Reading

• Action Comics
• Adventures of Superman
• Superman (Volume 2)
• Superman: The Man of Steel
• Superman: The Man of Tomorrow

Links and References

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