I'm a huge fan of DC Comic's Justice League of America (which includes Batman Superman, Wonder Woman, Flash,
Green Lantern, Aquaman and many others. In 1963 writer Gardner Fox came up with a way to resurrect the super team from the 1940s known as the Justice Society of America. He made them residents of another Earth, vibrating at a different speed than the superheroes of the present day, the Justice League. Then he introduced a cross-over that would become a staple in the Justice League comics every year through the 1980s. I LOVED those team ups with all of those heroes.
Now, the first Four (two-part) stories of those team ups are collected in this full-color collection, and it brought back a lot of great memories. Of course I recommend it. It will always be in my comics library! - Rob
ABOUT: Crisis on Multiple Earths - VOL 1
Paperback
Written by Gardner Fox; art by Mike Sekowsky, Bernard Sachs and Sid
Greene; painted cover by Alex Ross. The CRISIS begins
here! The much-demanded early "Crisis Crossover" stories are finally
collected, featuring the Justice League of America (Earth-One) meeting
their Golden Age predecessors, the Justice Society of America
(Earth-Two)! This volume collects the first four 2-part "Crisis
Crossover" adventures, reprinting JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #21-22,
29-30, 37-38, and 46-47. Our heroes battle the Injustice Society, the
Crime Syndicate of Earth-Three, the evil Johnny Thunder, and the
Anti-Matter Man!