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Justice League of America #33

Edition record · February 1965

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GradeAmountEvidenceRecorded
9.6$150.00ComicBase · catalog referencecatalogDate not recorded

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Graded population

CGC records 167 graded copies for Justice League of America #33 (1965). Population is the number recorded by this grading source, not the total print run or all surviving copies.

2.5 · 13.0 · 13.5 · 14.0 · 64.5 · 85.0 · 85.5 · 96.0 · 66.5 · 97.0 · 157.5 · 198.0 · 158.5 · 179.0 · 169.2 · 139.4 · 149.6 · 69.8 · 3

Enemy From the Timeless World!

As Superman), Batman), Hawkman), Green Lantern) and the Flash) wait for the rest of the Justice League) to show up for their scheduled meeting, the others soon find themselves trapped outside the Secret Sanctuary when a barrier appears outside the door that none of them can breach.

Superman and the others soon find themselves transported to the year 25,673 AD where they are attacked by strange devices. However, their combined efforts destroy the machine and the alien creatures that that were controlling them change into humans. Their leader explains that they built a time device and pulled out a being called the Alien-Ator) from the timestream. This evil creature changed the humans of this time into alien slave creatures. The only solution is the combined energy of the JLA. So the future humans transported 5 of the Justice League to the 257th Century where their fighting powered the device they built to reverse the effects of the Alien-Ator.

However, they learn that instead of being destroyed, the Alien-Ator was transported back in time to the year 1965. Traveling there, the JLA is attacked by a bodiless creature. Realizing that since they are in the timestream and everything is ageless, Green Lantern uses his power ring to age himself to create a moment in time, shunting the creature away.

Returning to their own era, the JLA finds that their friends have all been turned into aliens and that their device had been damaged in transit. Forced to fight their comrades, Batman repairs the device and the energy expended in their fight against the alien-JLAers causes the device to reverse the Alien-Ator's manipulations in this time as well. Shunting the creature into the timestream once more, the JLA setup the device so that it keeps the Alien-Ator outside of time where it will not be a threat to anyone.

Creative credits

Writers: Gardner Fox

Interior art: Mike Sekowsky

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COMICBASE: comicbase:611576

GCD: 18946

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