All-Star Comics #62 By Wallace Wood Kindle Edition Comics Graphic Novels All Star Comics #62 After sustaining grievous injuries in their earlier battle, Dr. Fate lies in critical condition. The Justice Society race to save his life while the ancient sorcerer Zanadu appears and kidnaps Hawkmans wife!

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