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All-Star Squadron: A Silver Age Legacy Redefined (1981-1987)

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The All-Star Squadron was a superhero team that debuted in 1940 in the pages of DC Comics' All-Star Comics. The team was made up of some of DC's most popular Golden Age superheroes, including Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and Green Lantern. The All-Star Squadron fought against the Axis powers during World War II, and their adventures were chronicled in a series of popular comic books.

In 1981, DC Comics revived the All-Star Squadron concept with a new series that ran for 67 issues until 1987. This new series was written by Roy Thomas and drawn by Rich Buckler, and it featured a new team of young superheroes who were inspired by the legacy of the Golden Age All-Star Squadron.

The new All-Star Squadron was led by Liberty Belle, a young woman who had inherited the powers of her Golden Age predecessor. The team also included:

All-Star Squadron (1981-1987) #31

by Amorette Anderson

4.1 out of 5

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Firebrand: A young woman with the power to generate and control fire.
Fury: A young man with the power to control wind and lightning.
Iron Munro: A skilled swordsman and martial artist.
Merry Pemberton: A young woman with the power to fly and control plants.
Nuklon: A young man with the power to control nuclear energy.
Johnny Quick: A young man with the power to run at super speed.
Power Girl: A young woman from Earth-2 who possessed the powers of Superman.
Star-Spangled Kid: A young man with the power to generate and control light.
Stripesy: A young woman with the power to control subatomic particles.

The new All-Star Squadron was a diverse and powerful team that quickly became popular with readers. The team fought against a variety of threats, including the forces of evil led by Vandal Savage.

One of the most popular characters in the new All-Star Squadron was Amorette Anderson, the Phantom Lady. Amorette was a young woman who had inherited the powers and costume of her aunt, the original Phantom Lady.

Amorette was a skilled detective and a powerful superheroine. She was also a strong and independent woman who was not afraid to stand up for what she believed in.

In 2009, Amorette was killed in the pages of DC Comics' Justice Society of America series. Her death was a tragic loss to the superhero community, but her legacy continues to inspire others.

The All-Star Squadron was a popular and influential superhero team that helped to redefine the Silver Age of comics. The team's adventures are still enjoyed by readers around the world, and the characters continue to be a source of inspiration.

Amorette Anderson, the Phantom Lady, was one of the most popular characters in the new All-Star Squadron. She was a strong and independent woman who was not afraid to stand up for what she believed in. Her death was a tragic loss to the superhero community, but her legacy continues to inspire others.

All-Star Squadron (1981-1987) #31

by Amorette Anderson

4.1 out of 5