Justice League America Vol 1 75

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"Destiny's Hand: Finale"
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Justice League America Vol 1 #75
June, 1993
Executive Editor	Dick Giordano
Cover Artists	Dan Jurgens Dick Giordano
Destiny's Hand: Finale
Writers	Dan Jurgens
Pencilers	Dan Jurgens
Inkers	Romeo Tanghal Bob Smith
Colorists	Gene D'Angelo
Letterers	Willie Schubert
Editors	Brian Augustyn Ruben Diaz
Previous Issue	Justice League America # 74
Next Issue	Justice League America # 76

You're nothing, Destiny! You're history!

— Blue Beetle

Justice League America #75 is an issue of the series Justice League America (Volume 1) with a cover date of June, 1993.

Appearing in "Destiny's Hand: Finale"

Featured Characters:

• Justice League America
  • The Atom
  • Agent Liberty
  • Black Condor (Ryan Kendall)
  • Blue Beetle
  • Booster Gold
  • Fire
  • Guy Gardner
  • Martian Manhunter (Real)
  • Maxima
  • Ray (Ray Terrill)
  • Wonder Woman (Diana)

Supporting Characters:

• Oberon
• A physician
• Batman (Dream World)

Antagonists:

• Doctor Destiny
• Original Justice League (Dream World)
  • Martian Manhunter (Dream World)
  • Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) (Dream World)
  • Black Canary (Dream World)
  • Green Arrow (Dream World) (Dies)
  • Hawkman (Dream World)
  • Flash (Barry Allen) (Dream World)
  • Red Tornado (Dream World) (Destroyed)
  • Firestorm (Ronnie Raymond) (Dream World)

Other Characters:

• Bloodwynd (Mentioned only)
• Morpheus (Mentioned only)

Locations:

• Doctor Destiny's Dream World (First appearance)
  • Justice League Satellite

Items:

• Yellow Lantern Ring
• Trick Arrows
• Blood Gem
• Materioptikon (Mentioned only)

Vehicles:

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Notes

• None of the JLAers, villains and situations match the mainstream universe. This is all part of a false reality created by Doctor Destiny with his powers of dream-manipulation. This universe seems set on the past, when (very probably) Gerald Ford was president, not Bill Clinton.
• Doctor Destiny mentions that Morpheus stole his Materioptikon. Actually, Destiny himself destroyed the stone by overloading it while attacking Morpheus. This happened in Sandman Vol 2 7. Destiny, as a psychologically questionable person, may have distorted memories about it.

Trivia

• There are two Yellow Lantern Rings in this story: one worn by Guy Gardner, and other worn by the Doctor Destiny's dream world Hawkman.

See Also

• Cover gallery for the Justice League America series

Links and References

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