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All-Star Squadron #50 is an issue of the series All-Star Squadron (Volume 1) with a cover date of October, 1985.
Appearing in "Crisis Point!"
Featured Characters:
- All-Star Squadron
- Justice Battalion
- Amazing-Man
- Commander Steel
- Doctor Fate (Flashback and main story)
- Firebrand
- Green Lantern
- Guardian
- Hourman (Flashback and main story)
- Johnny Quick
- Liberty Belle
- Robotman
- Shining Knight
- Tarantula
Supporting Characters:
- Freedom Fighters
- Black Condor
- Blackhawk Squadron (Joins team)
- Doll Man
- Human Bomb
- Jester (Joins team)
- Manhunter (Joins team)
- Midnight
- Phantom Lady
- Plastic Man (Joins team)
- The Ray
- Spider
- Uncle Sam
- Harbinger
Antagonists:
- General Samara (Flashback only)
- Nazis
- Adolph Hitler (Flashback only)
- Friedrich
- Hanson
- Hans Heinrich Gootsden (Flashback and main story)
- Wilhelm
Other Characters:
- Brad Farley
- Doctor Occult
- Fiorello LaGuardia
- Gloria Giles (Flashback only)
- Inza Cramer (Flashback only)
- Rod Reilly
- Shiera Sanders
- Tubby Watts
- Winged Victory
Locations:
- Earth-Two
- Berlin (Flashback only)
- Boston
- New Jersey
- New York City
- Salem (Flashback only)
- Earth-X
- Earth-S
Items:
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "Crisis Point!"
Eight Justice Society members are captured by Nazi agents working for Hans Heinrich Gootsden and shot into space in eight rockets destined for the other worlds of the solar system. But the entrance of Harbinger into the Earth-Two universe causes the rockets to travel into eight alternate dimensions, whose planets bear life. Harbinger snatches Firebrand II away to add to the collection of heroes at the Monitor's satellite, accidentally breaking Steel free and sending him to Earth-One. Uncle Sam recruits Phantom Lady, Plastic Man, and several other heroes to aid him in the battle against Nazis on Earth-X. In Boston, Libby Lawrence and Johnny Chambers are no sooner wed than they find Green Lantern asking for their help. The three of them try to follow Harbinger and Firebrand, but are sent to another universe as the warp phases out.
Notes
- Henry Heywood (Steel) gets transported to Earth-One of 1942 and stays there for the next couple decades, finally emerging to manipulate Infinity Inc. in Issue #19 released this same month.
- This is an altered version of the introductory chapter of "Shanghaied into Space" from All-Star Comics #13.
- An altered version of the Hawkman chapter of "Shanghaied into Space" from All-Star Comics #13 was told in All-Star Squadron #52.
- An altered version of the Sandman chapter of "Shanghaied into Space" from All-Star Comics #13 was told in All-Star Squadron #55.
- An altered version of the Doctor Mid-Nite chapter of "Shanghaied into Space" from All-Star Comics #13 was told in All-Star Squadron #56.
- An altered version of the Starman, Wonder Woman, and Atom chapters of "Shanghaied into Space" from All-Star Comics #13 was told in All-Star Squadron #57.
- An altered version of the Johnny Thunder chapter of "Shanghaied into Space" from All-Star Comics #13 was told in All-Star Squadron #58.
- An altered version of the Spectre chapter of "Shanghaied into Space" from All-Star Comics #13 was told in All-Star Squadron #59.
Trivia
- No trivia.
See Also
- Discuss All-Star Squadron Vol 1 50 on the forums
- Cover gallery for the All-Star Squadron series
- Images from All-Star Squadron Vol 1 50
