Action Comics Vol 1 794

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"Invaders From Space"
Cover
Action Comics Vol 1 #794
October, 2002
Executive Editor	Dan DiDio
Cover Artists	John Paul Leon
Invaders From Space
Writers	Chuck Kim
Pencilers	Kano
Inkers	Kano
Colorists	Moose Baumann
Letterers	Comicraft
Editors	Eddie Berganza Tom Palmer, Jr.
Previous Issue	Action Comics # 793
Next Issue	Action Comics # 795

Action Comics #794 is an issue of the series Action Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of October, 2002. It was published on August 28, 2002.

Appearing in "Invaders From Space"

Featured Characters:

• Superman

Supporting Characters:

• Jonathan Kent
• Lana Lang
• Martha Kent
• Pete Ross
• Quintessence
  • Ganthet
  • Highfather
  • Phantom Stranger
  • Shazam
  • Zeus

Antagonists:

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Other Characters:

• Department of Sanitation (In dream sequence only)
• An alien (In dream sequence only)
• Justice Society of America (In dream sequence only)
  • Atom (In dream sequence only)
  • Green Lantern (Alan Scott) (In dream sequence only)
  • Doctor Fate (In dream sequence only)
  • Hourman (In dream sequence only)
  • Flash (Jay Garrick) (In dream sequence only)
  • Phantom Lady (In dream sequence only)
  • Wonder Woman (Hippolyta) (In dream sequence only)
  • Wonder Woman (Lynda Carter) (In a movie)

Locations:

• 12 years ago
  • Smallville, Kansas

Items:

• 
  

Vehicles:

• 
  
  

Notes

• At the beginning of the issue Clark Kent, Peter Ross and Lana Lang are watching a movie about the JSA, where Wonder Woman is portrayed by real life actress Lynda Carter, who played Wonder Woman in the 1970s TV Show Wonder Woman (TV Series).
• The sequence that Clark is chased by the Department of Sanitation and the Justice Society is a dream. At this point, the JSA was retired and Hippolyta returned to her own era. In addition, the JSA acts like film stereotypes. There was an armless alien that resembles the Martian Manhunter.
• There is a continuity inconsistence. Kal-El only knew about his Kryptonian origins in the 4th year of his heroic career, when he watched a hologram from Jor-El in the Kryptonian Rocket. In the story of this issue, however, he is very aware about his alien origins as a teenager.

See Also

• Cover gallery for the Action Comics series

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