Justice League of America 1960 #85 - back issue - $12.00

Felix Faust learns that the Demons Three -- Abnegazar, Rath, and Ghast -- can only be freed from a spell involving the Red Jar of Calythos, the Green Bell of Uthool, and the Silver Wheel of Nyorlath, which were hidden long ago by their jailers, the Timeless Ones. Meanwhile, the Lord of Time unleashes warriors of the past and future on the present to steal for him. As the League tries to stop him, they disappear one by one and find themselves under the control of Felix Faust, who orders them to retrieve the items needed to free the Demons Three.

The League chases the Lord of Time into the future, but when they try to return, they find themselves unable to go anywhere earlier than 2062.

The thirtieth-century Knights of the Galaxy are replaced by their sixth-century counterparts from King Arthur's Camelot, who must fight an armada of space brigands under the command of Zal-Du.

Also designated on cover as Giant (DC, 1969 series) #G-77 and as G-77 on indicia page. On-sale date from copyright registration.

• All-Sorcery Issue! - Pencils credit is disputed. Curt Swan has been suggested, as has Murphy Anderson. Swan pencils per Nick Caputo, noting in particular Felix Faust's face and the Flash and Batman's poses. David B believes the pencils to be Anderson?s, having analyzed the cover without finding evidence of Swan?s work. Credit for originating this attribution may belong to Mark Gruenwald, who, in ?The Justice League Reader? (published in Amazing World of DC Comics #14), listed the credit as ?cover by Anderson? (1977, 14). More recently, DC Comics, in three different reprintings of the cover, has credited only Anderson with ?cover? or ?cover art,? or as ?cover artist?: Showcase Presents: Justice League of America Volume 5 (2011, 2); Justice League of America Archives Volume Ten (2012, 3); and Justice League of America: The Bronze Age Omnibus Volume 1 (2017, 5). However, a subsequent reprinting in Justice League of America: The Last Survivors of Earth in 2019 credited the cover to Swan and Anderson. That collection corrects other known JLA cover credit errors that appeared in The Bronze Age Omnibus and other earlier reprintings. Since DC deliberately changed the credit from Anderson to Swan/Anderson, it lends credence to the fact that DC believes that Swan was involved with this cover.
• The Fantastic Fingers of Felix Faust! - Story across 26 pages in three parts of 7.67, 7.67, and 9.67 pages.
• One Hour to Doomsday! - Story in three parts of 6, 6, and 13.67 pages.
• Lives of a Rocket Lancer! - Inker credit per original publication. Previous indexers credited Carmine Infantino and Bernard Sachs.
• - Letters submitted by Alan Brennert, Leon Dornbaum, Gregory Kent, and Jerry Wilson.