Limited Collectors' Edition #C-46 is an issue of the series Limited Collectors' Edition (Volume 1) with a cover date of August, 1976.
Synopsis for "Decoy Missions of the Justice League!"
This story is reprinted from Justice League of America #24.
While the people of the planet Rann are distracted, Kanjar Ro unleashes his latest plot of revenge against the Justice League of America: Leaving his aura behind in prison on Rann while he escapes to his lab, where he uses a device to draw the auras of the Flash, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, the Atom, and Aquaman to trick the other members of the Justice League into various traps.
However when the aural fakes display that they do not have the same weaknesses or personalities as the real JLA members, the members they've been teamed up with realize the hoax and defeat the impostors. While on the planet Rann, Adam Strange checks on Kanjar Ro and realizes what the foe is up to. Transporting his own aura to Earth, Strange meets with the real Justice League and informs them of Ro's plot.
The Justice League then track Kanjar Ro to Earth and use their combined might to stop him. With Kanjar Ro defeated, the Justice League and Adam Strange imprison Kanjar Ro within the same cell as his aural form.
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- Adam Strange
- Maal Rhu (Single appearance)
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- Kanjar Ro's "Aural Form" Manipulation Device
Synopsis for "The Deadly Dreams of Dr. Destiny!"
This story is reprinted from Justice League of America #34.
Members of the Justice League have been having strange dreams: Batman and Hawkman both dream of the Joker and Chac fighting in the Amazon. When the two heroes try to stop their foes, Batman is suddenly stuck with a ring which gives him super speed, and Hawkman a pair of gloves that make him only able to fly with his hands. However, in spite of these handicaps, they manage to defeat their foes. Superman dreams of fighting a giant centurion warrior that breaks out of an ancient casket. During the fight however he's stuck with a pair of glasses which makes him immune to Kryptonite but vulnerable to fire and unable to effect anything yellow. In spite of this set back, Superman defeats his dream foe as well. While in yet another dream, Wonder Woman and Atom work together to fight a giant shell terrorizing the ocean. During the fight Atom is stuck with an antennae that forces him to see things only in telescopic vision, and Wonder Woman a mask which broadcasts what she is about to do. They also manage to defeat their dream foe.
The next day these JLA members show up at JLA headquarters to find Snapper Carr upset that the JLA went on a mission and didn't tell him. When the JLA are confused by this, Snapper shows him new items that appeared in the trophy room which resembled the items in their dreams. As they are explaining everything to Snapper, suddenly the same events from their dreams are reported on the radio.
As the JLA rush off to stop their opponents, we learn that the mastermind behind it all is Dr. Destiny, who has found a way to make his dreams become reality and has been orchestrating the whole event. Having learned how the JLA members would foil each attack, he now tries something different to defeat the JLA.
However, in spite of the fact of trying to use different methods to stop the JLA members with their handicaps, they manage to stop all the threats. Realizing that Dr. Destiny may have been behind the whole thing, the JLA visit him in prison. When Atom punches Destiny out, making the various devices disappear, it confirms their suspicions and they force Destiny to see a psychiatrist to prevent him from using his dreams to attack the JLA again.
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- Reprints stories from Justice League of America #24 & Justice League of America #34
- The first story with Kanjar Ro features star maps showing the Greater Magellanic Cloud, Venus, Proxima Centauri, the Sun, Antares, Cygnus,
- The issue includes Super Friends model sheets by Alex Toth. They include pictures of Superman, Jor-El, Lara, Jonathan Kent, Martha Kent, Wonder Woman, Robin, Batman, Aquaman, Plastic Man, Green Arrow, Flashes Jay Garrick and Barry Allen. The Batmobile the Hall of Justice also appeared.
- The back cover showed several members of the JSA; including Superman, Doctor Fate, Hawkman, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Batman and Doctor Mid-Nite.
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