book story); Mr. America (a.k.a. the Americommando). #30 (September 1988): Plastic Man; the Elongated Man. #31 (October 1988): The Justice Society of America. A full-length story, and Roy Thomas' last contribution to the series, excluding the Grim Ghost story in #42. #32 (November 1988): The Justice League of America. In a full-length story by Keith Giffen and Peter David, the Justice League is formed by Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), the Flash (Barry Allen), Aquaman, the Martian Manhunter and the Black Canary. Superman and Batman were not founding members, and Wonder Woman's revised continuity precluded her from the same. The events depicted were later expanded upon in JLA: Year One and JLA: Incarnations. #33 (December 1988): Fire, Ice and Mister Miracle. This and the subsequent two issues dealt with the members of Justice League International. #34 (Winter 1988): Captain Atom, G'nort and Rocket Red. #35 (Holiday 1988): Booster Gold, Maxwell Lord, and the Martian Manhunter rendered apocryphal by events and revelations in J'onn J'onnz' later solo series. #36 (January 1989): Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) story by Jim Owsley; Poison Ivy story by Neil Gaiman. #37 (February 1989): The Legion of Substitute Heroes; the original Doctor Light. #38 (March 1989): The Green Arrow and Speedy. #39 (April 1989): Animal Man story by Grant Morrison; the Man-Bat. #40 (May 1989): The all-gorilla issue, spotlighting Congorilla, Detective Chimp, and Gorilla Grodd. #41 (June 1989): The Flash's Rogues Gallery - the Weather Wizard, Heat Wave, the Trickster, the Pied Piper, Captain Boomerang and Captain Cold. #42 (July 1989): Phantom Girl; the Gay Ghost/Grim Ghost. #43 (August 1989): The original Hawk and Dove; Cave Carson; Chris KL-99. #44 (September 1989): Clayface I, II, III and IV. This issue gave background information for a story arc that appeared in Detective Comics #604-607 entitled The Mud Pack. #45 (October 1989): Blackhawk; El Diablo. #46 (December 1989): The headquarters of the Silver Age Justice League of America (story by Grant Morrison), the New Titans' Titans Tower, and the 'rocketship clubhouse' of the Legion of Super Heroes. Arm Fall Off Boy makes his first appearance. #47 (February 1990): Deceased Legionnaires Ferro Lad, Karate Kid and Chemical King. #48 (April 1990): Ambush Bug, Stanley and His Monster, Rex the Wonder Dog, and the Trigger Twins. #49 (June 1990): Bouncing Boy, the Newsboy Legion, and the Silent Knight. #50 (August 1990): a 96-page last issue. This consisted of a prose retelling of