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"Superman and Black Canary: "A Dream of Demons!"": By projecting visions of the late Larry Lance, Dr. Destiny lures the Black Canary and Superman into a dream-dimension, intending to


Quote1.png My dreams! You're destroying my dreams! Quote2.png
— Doctor Destiny

DC Comics Presents #30 is an issue of the series DC Comics Presents (Volume 1) with a cover date of February, 1981. It was published on November 13, 1980.

Synopsis for Superman and Black Canary: "A Dream of Demons!"

By projecting visions of the late Larry Lance, Dr. Destiny lures the Black Canary and Superman into a dream-dimension, intending to destroy them both.

Appearing in Superman and Black Canary: "A Dream of Demons!"

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Synopsis for "Whatever Happened to the Golden Age Atom?"

Mallo, Keeper of the Cosmic Balance, notices that all Earth-One and Earth-Two heroes have similar powers except for the Atom. He believes that this imbalance will threaten the order of the Multiverse. He temporarily switches their powers, giving Al Pratt the ability to shrink in size, while taking on two crooks who have just robbed his home.

Appearing in "Whatever Happened to the Golden Age Atom?"

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  • Two Unnamed Crooks

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  • Mallo, Keeper of the Cosmic Balance (Cameo)

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Notes

  • "A Dream of Demons!" was reprinted in Showcase Presents: DC Comics Presents Superman Team-Ups Vol. 2.
  • Mallo, Keeper of the Cosmic Balance first appeared in Action Comics #515. This is his second and final appearance.
  • "Whatever Happened to the Golden Age Atom?" and "Sorry--Wrong Powers!" in Action Comics #515 happen at the exact same time. "Whatever Happened to the Golden Age Atom?" is the Earth-Two part of the story, and "Sorry--Wrong Powers!" shows the Earth-One part.
    • This is the first story that shows that Al Pratt (the Atom) and Mary James (his Golden Age love interest) are now married. Prior stories set in the Silver Age had shown Pratt as single.
    • The story in this issue implies that Al Pratt has no powers. However, he gained super-strength late in the Golden Age, and some Silver Age stories have shown he still has it.
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  1. ↑ JSA #72
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