Starting some time before midnight on 7 December 1941, Hawkman flies from Washington to New York, with the wind against him, in "well over an hour," and arrives at JSA Headquarters at 1:00 am. He finds no evidence of his teammates' presence. Instead, he finds F.B.I. detective Plastic Man. They adjourn to Wes Dodds's penthouse (therefore Hawk must know Wes's secret identity, and Plastic Man just then begins to suspect it). They get some news reports (on Wes's primitive, experimental television set) of various JSA members being assaulted and kidnapped, by villains known as Professor Zodiak, the Sky Pirate, Solomon Grundy and Wotan. At Plastic Man's urging, they decide to fly to Washington, D.C. to answer a summons from the President. En route, they run afoul of a horde of winged drones, led by a strange man known as the King Bee. The drones are sluggish and glassy-eyed, and bare-fisted Hawkman knocks them out pretty quickly, which surprisingly causes them to vanish, then he tackles and defeats King Bee, during which fight the King Bee's remarks give enough clues (at least for the reader) to know he's a time-traveller. Then either he or a bomb concealed on his person explodes, knocking out Hawkman. Plastic Man forms a parachute and grabs Hawk, but the fall still knocks him out.
The price of "All-Star Squadron #1 September, 1981." at Heroes for Sale is NZD $19.95.
"All-Star Squadron #1 September, 1981." is associated with the DC Universe brand.
The publisher of "All-Star Squadron #1 September, 1981." is DC Entertainment.
The genre of "All-Star Squadron #1 September, 1981." is Superheroes.
"All-Star Squadron #1 September, 1981." falls under the category of Back Issues (Rare).
The artist of "All-Star Squadron #1 September, 1981." is Rich Buckler.
The writer of "All-Star Squadron #1 September, 1981." is Roy Thomas.
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