Way I look at it, the old champ came out of retirement to give some tips to the new group of contenders--and now that you've turned into full-fledged Justice Society members, you don't need a broken down ol' stumblebum around. 
- — Wildcat
Adventure Comics #464 is an issue of the series Adventure Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of August, 1979.
Contents
- 1 Synopsis for Flash: "The Day Up Was Down"
- 2 Appearing in Flash: "The Day Up Was Down"
- 3 Synopsis for Deadman: "Requiem for a Deadman!"
- 4 Appearing in Deadman: "Requiem for a Deadman!"
- 5 Synopsis for Justice Society of America: "To Everything There Is a Season..."
- 6 Appearing in Justice Society of America: "To Everything There Is a Season..."
- 7 Synopsis for Wonder Woman: "Slave of the Queen Bee"
- 8 Appearing in Wonder Woman: "Slave of the Queen Bee"
- 9 Synopsis for Aquaman: "Invaders from Above"
- 10 Appearing in Aquaman: "Invaders from Above"
- 11 Notes
- 12 Trivia
- 13 See Also
- 14 Links and References
Synopsis for Flash: "The Day Up Was Down"
The Flash has to find a way to put things right-side-up when Abra Kadabra returns to Central City and turns the entire town upside-down.
Appearing in Flash: "The Day Up Was Down"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- None
Antagonists:
Other Characters:
- Ted Wentworth (Single appearance)
- Chet (Single appearance)
- B.P. Thorpe (Single appearance)
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Vehicles:
- None
Synopsis for Deadman: "Requiem for a Deadman!"
This story is reprinted from Cancelled Comic Cavalcade #2.
Psi-Lab One, a facility where scientists study the paranormal, has been erected on the site where Boston Brand was murdered years ago. They hold a seance to contact him, and succeed in bringing Deadman into visible existence for a few seconds. But an outburst of psychic power creates a fire, and, after borrowing a scientist's body to get him and a female coworker out of harm's way, Deadman opts to stay and investigate the mystery. Deadman discovers that one of the scientists, Annabelle Lee, has the psychic powers, but he is repulsed by a dark being when he enters her id. The dark being proves to be the psi-form of Conrad Cabel, whose powers enable him to control her, and who intends to exorcise Deadman from the mortal plane that he may have unlimited access to Lee's powers. Deadman reenters Lee's id, confronts Cabel's psi-form, and rouses Lee's psi-form to defend herself. Deadman and Lee cause an outburst of mental power that kills Cabel's body and forces his mind to drift in the mortal world. Later, Deadman discovers that Annabelle Lee can hear him and talk with him, and promises to try and build a link between the spirit world and her own.
Appearing in Deadman: "Requiem for a Deadman!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Annabelle Lee (Single appearance)
Antagonists:
- Omnipath (Only appearance; dies)
Other Characters:
- Jessica Trent (Single appearance)
- Ted Brooks (Single appearance)
Locations:
Items:
- None
Vehicles:
- None
Synopsis for Justice Society of America: "To Everything There Is a Season..."
While wandering through the neighborhood of his old gym, Wildcat thwarts a robbery with the help of a young boy, and comes to a decision about his future.
Appearing in Justice Society of America: "To Everything There Is a Season..."
Featured Characters:
- Justice Society of America
- Huntress
- Power Girl
- Robin
- Wildcat (Quits team)
Supporting Characters:
- None
Antagonists:
- Sam (street thug)
- Rog (street thug)
Other Characters:
- Charlie Bullock (First appearance)
- Jock Tanner (Single appearance)
Locations:
Items:
- None
Vehicles:
- None
Synopsis for Wonder Woman: "Slave of the Queen Bee"
When Wonder Woman submits to slavery in order to free the minds the Queen Bee has trapped, the Queen welches on her promise and says that she wishes to enslave all conscious minds and rule the universe. The Amazon rescinds her surrender and attacks the Queen Bee, who has her bee swarm sting Wonder Woman repeatedly, almost unto death, and lets her loose in the desert 100 miles north of Houston, Texas. The comatose Wonder Woman is hospitalized and fights a mental battle against the image of a great bee, while, in the real world, the Queen Bee attacks and defeats four Justice League members in their satellite. But Wonder Woman succeeds in breaking out of her coma, locates the Queen Bee, and fights her again. During the battle, the Queen stumbles into her own mind-controlling computer and has her own mind stolen away. The minds of her victims are restored to their bodies.
Appearing in Wonder Woman: "Slave of the Queen Bee"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Stacy Macklin
- Justice League of America
- Batman (Cameo)
- Flash (Cameo)
- Green Arrow (Cameo)
- Superman (Cameo)
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Other Characters:
- Professor Stone
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Synopsis for Aquaman: "Invaders from Above"
Aquaman finds Stavros Markos, a Greek shipping magnate, in command of the Detox, a ship ostensibly removing pollutants from the sea. Actually, it is a cover for Markos's gang of scuba-diving crooks to loot Atlantis. Aquaman defeats the gang and repulses Markos, both of them promising the other that this is not their last meeting.
Appearing in Aquaman: "Invaders from Above"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Stavros Markos (Single appearance)
Other Characters:
- Atlanteans
- Sharks
Locations:
Items:
- None
Vehicles:
- None
Notes
- "To Everything There Is a Season..." was reprinted in Justice Society Vol. 2 and Showcase Presents: All-Star Comics Vol. 1.
Trivia
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