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1 dated observation—one point does not establish a trend. Last recorded 2026-10-06. Source record #3370440
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| Grade | Amount | Evidence | Recorded |
|---|---|---|---|
| RAW | $2.90 | PANEL_PROFITS · ungraded_valueguide | 1999-12-01 |
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Rings of Saturn, Episode One
The starship Va'jacoth of Saturn appeared above the Watchtower and demanded the surrender of Jemm while Martian Manhunter was taken to Mars by Orion. He visited the Hall of Memory and switched his Earth mass with Martian mass in order to become whole again.
Green Lantern constructed a shield around the Watchtower while Martian Manhunter returned to infliftrate the Va'jacoth. He briefly fought Princess Cha'rissa, who accused him of torturing Jemm. The Saturnian Prime Minister D'all introduced himself and explained that they believed Jemm was the savior who would unite their people and came to bring him home to marry the princess. Martian Manhunter explained that he had been impersonated by his brother Malefic who tortured Jemm before being thrown into the Sun. D'all also revealed that some reds and whites wanted the treaty to fail and use Jemm's condition as an excuse to break it, as well as a possible pretext to invade Earth.
On Saturn, Cabal debated on killing the princess in order for the treaty to fail. Back on the Va'jacoth, Martian Manhunter visited the unconscious Jemm and used his powers to help the Saturnian reclaim himself. Then, Cha'rissa asked Martian Manhunter about his family before the ship was attacked and boarded by pirates who demanded the surrender of Jemm and Cha'rissa. Martian Manhunter impersonated Jemm, who was still recovering, and surrendered himself with Cha'rissa to Horatio Destiny, captain of bad ship Kharma. Destiny ordered his crew to blow up the Va'jacoth, then kill "Jemm" and Cha'rissa.
Creative credits
Writers: John Ostrander
Interior art: Tom Mandrake
Color: Carla Feeny, Heroic Age
Source records & attribution
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GCD: 63084
PANEL PROFITS: 3370440