All-Star Squadron 1981 #15 Direct ed. - back issue - $3.00

The heroes defeat the Crime Syndicate on both Earth-Prime in 1962 and Earth-Two in 1942, thereby preventing the stolen nuclear missiles from going off. But Per Degaton still has one more trick up his sleeve: Detonate the last hidden stolen nuclear missile in 1942, thereby forcing Earth-Two's leaders to surrender to him.

In Eternia, Zodac attempts to warn Prince Adam about a death he has foreseen. Skeletor searches the Dark Sea for the missing half of the Power Sword. On Earth, Superman follows three energy spheres underwater, where he is pulled into a vortex. Superman arrives in Eternia, and is faced with Skeletor, Beast-Man and Mer-Man. Superman gets one half of the Power Sword away from Skeletor, but Skeletor attacks with the remaining half. He-Man arrives and picks up the fallen half, hurling it at Skeletor. The power of the sword disintegrates Skeletor. He-Man dies but is revived by the sword's energies.

On-sale date from copyright registration. Contains a 16-page Masters of the Universe insert.

• Crisis on Earth-Prime! Book Four - Letering credit per Todd Klein. Previous indexer credited Gaspar Saladino.
• Master of Worlds and Time! - Book four of five of the annual JLA/JSA team-up, featuring the All-Star Squadron. Story continues from Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #208; concludes in Justice League of America (DC, 1960 series) #209.
• Special Masters of the Universe Preview - "Cover" of the "Masters of the Universe Preview". Part of a 16-page insert previewing the upcoming mini-series based on Mattel's line of Masters of the Universe toys. The preview is inserted in the center of the comic. Letters credit from http://kleinletters.com/.
• Fate Is the Killer - This insert has its own indicia: MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE PREVIEW, Nov., 1982. Published by DC Comics Inc. Based on the Mattel toys. Adventures continue in Masters of the Universe (DC, 1982 series) #1 (December 1982). Paul Cleveland is listed in the credits as "Tallest". There is no indication what his role was in the production of this story.
• - Includes letters reviewing All-Star Squadron #11. Letters from: David R. Wood, Brian Doherty, and Anthony R. Cardno. Last page shared with DC Coming Comics ad.