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| Synopsis1 = Henry King, outcast of society, finds he has the power to create three-dimensional images of whatever person or persons he thinks of and becomes the Brain Wave, master criminal and ruler of a network of frightened gangsters. The individual Justice Society members, fighting different gangs, soon discover his hand behind each of them.Intrigued by the arrival of costumed interference in Elba's plans, the Brain Wave approached the JSA in his role as psychiatrist Dr. Henry King. Planting a post-hypnotic suggestion in the minds of the heroes, he lured them to the former World's Fair perisphere. There he attached the heroes (minus Green Lantern) and new arrival Wonder Woman to a mental device and bombarded them with images of wartime conflict (derived originally from tales in All-Star Comics #11). Not satisfied with the Justice Society, the Brain Wave baited the All-Star Squadron by using the lights of the World's Fair's trylon tower to send an ultimatum in Morse Code. When the heroes arrived, the Brain Wave insisted they join the JSA in his device or the more familiar heroes would die. Brain Wave's plans were ultimately thwarted by the arrival of the Green Lantern. When pulled into the criminal's nightmare scenario, Green Lantern willed his power ring to destroy what he perceived as the nation of Japan. The use of the full power of his ring elicited a powerful feedback from Brain Wave's machine, destroying it. The Brain Wave retreats to fight another day. |
| Synopsis1 = Henry King, outcast of society, finds he has the power to create three-dimensional images of whatever person or persons he thinks of and becomes the Brain Wave, master criminal and ruler of a network of frightened gangsters. The individual Justice Society members, fighting different gangs, soon discover his hand behind each of them.Intrigued by the arrival of costumed interference in Elba's plans, the Brain Wave approached the JSA in his role as psychiatrist Dr. Henry King. Planting a post-hypnotic suggestion in the minds of the heroes, he lured them to the former World's Fair perisphere. There he attached the heroes (minus Green Lantern) and new arrival Wonder Woman to a mental device and bombarded them with images of wartime conflict (derived originally from tales in All-Star Comics #11). Not satisfied with the Justice Society, the Brain Wave baited the All-Star Squadron by using the lights of the World's Fair's trylon tower to send an ultimatum in Morse Code. When the heroes arrived, the Brain Wave insisted they join the JSA in his device or the more familiar heroes would die. Brain Wave's plans were ultimately thwarted by the arrival of the Green Lantern. When pulled into the criminal's nightmare scenario, Green Lantern willed his power ring to destroy what he perceived as the nation of Japan. The use of the full power of his ring elicited a powerful feedback from Brain Wave's machine, destroying it. The Brain Wave retreats to fight another day. |
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Revision as of 05:48, 2 February 2016
All-Star Comics #15 is an issue of the series All-Star Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of February, 1943.
Synopsis for Justice Society of America: "The Man Who Created Images"
Henry King, outcast of society, finds he has the power to create three-dimensional images of whatever person or persons he thinks of and becomes the Brain Wave, master criminal and ruler of a network of frightened gangsters. The individual Justice Society members, fighting different gangs, soon discover his hand behind each of them.Intrigued by the arrival of costumed interference in Elba's plans, the Brain Wave approached the JSA in his role as psychiatrist Dr. Henry King. Planting a post-hypnotic suggestion in the minds of the heroes, he lured them to the former World's Fair perisphere. There he attached the heroes (minus Green Lantern) and new arrival Wonder Woman to a mental device and bombarded them with images of wartime conflict (derived originally from tales in All-Star Comics #11). Not satisfied with the Justice Society, the Brain Wave baited the All-Star Squadron by using the lights of the World's Fair's trylon tower to send an ultimatum in Morse Code. When the heroes arrived, the Brain Wave insisted they join the JSA in his device or the more familiar heroes would die. Brain Wave's plans were ultimately thwarted by the arrival of the Green Lantern. When pulled into the criminal's nightmare scenario, Green Lantern willed his power ring to destroy what he perceived as the nation of Japan. The use of the full power of his ring elicited a powerful feedback from Brain Wave's machine, destroying it. The Brain Wave retreats to fight another day.
Appearing in Justice Society of America: "The Man Who Created Images"
Featured Characters:
- Template:Apn
- Template:Apn
- Template:Apn
- Template:Apn
- Johnny Thunder
- Template:Apn
- Template:Apn
- Template:Apn
- Template:Apn
Supporting Characters:
- Clarice Winston
- Dian Belmont
- Doris Lee
- Hawkgirl
- Hooty the Owl
- Inza Cramer
- Mary James
- Myra Mason
- Peachy Pet
- Sandy The Golden Boy
- the Thunderbolt
Villains:
- Template:Apn (First appearance)
- Baldy
- Big John Timberlake
- Big Turk Thompson
- Homer Nelson
- Horatio Morrison
- "Hunky" Pollak
- "Runty" Becker
- Stanley Cord
- "Tiny" Norman
Other Characters:
- Attila the Hun (As an illusion only)
- Charles Shannon
- Edwin Ackerman
- "Fan" Gregory
- Hedda Shannon
- Jason Shannon
- Johnny Spartan
- Julius Caesar (As an illusion only)
- Sir Lancelot (As an illusion only)
- "Lefty" Madden
- Lucy Ackerman
- Mark Nevil
- Rubberman Nevil
Locations:
Items:
- Amulet of Anubis
- Bracelets of Submission
- Cloak of Destiny
- Half Helmet of Fate
- Starman's Gravity Rod
- Rostoff Diamonds
- Wonder Woman's Tiara
Vehicles:
- Sandmobile
Notes
- Reprinted in All-Star Comics Archives Vol. 4.
See Also