Justice League America 1989 #42 Direct ed. - back issue - $5.00
Several heroes refuse to join the JLI.
The Justice League goes on an unsuccessful recruitment drive, Scott Free returns from space, and some unexpected new members arrive.
The kids have gathered specimens for Dr. Standley and get help returning from an elephant stocked with Capri Sun.
Letters from: Mark Phillips, C. Hord, David Hodgkins, Andrew Given, Derek Hiemforth, Derek Putnam, Wayne Gucker, Jamesw Kilpatrick, Him Howell, K. Michael Williams, Mark Gillies, S.T. Cooper, Yamil Chaar, Scott Rogers, Willie Mellon, Richard Halliburton, and Andy Spieldenner, with replies and promos for upcoming comics.
Kingy asks Sonny to help his subjects decide whether the crunch or chocolate of Cocoa Puffs is better, but Sonny can't decide.
- Hut Hut Hut - Ad for NFL Football game from Konami. inside front cover
- No One Had The Guts...Until Now - Ad for NARC game from Acclaim Entertainment, Inc. between pages 4-5 of story
- Vampires, Ghosts...And Things That Go Bump In The Night! - Ad for Dungeons & Dragons game Ravenloft from TSR, Inc. between pages 4-5 of story
- Our Stock Cars Are Modeled After Winners - Ad for car models from the Ertl Company. between pages 8-9 of story
- Awesome! - Ad for football cards from the NFL. between pages 8-9 of story
- One Good Fern Deserves Another - Ad for Capri Sun drinks, Part V of six. Comic form like "Twinkies" ads. Last panel mentions Part VI - "The Final Episode!!" Between pages 16-17 of story.
- An Encore Performance! - Ad for Golgo 13 game The Mafat Conspriacy from Vic Tokai Inc. between pages 16-17 of story
- Fleer...Football's Rookie Sensation! - Ad for football cards. between pages 20-21 of story
- Heads Or Tails, You're Always A Winner - Ad for Sports Stars Collector Coins from Bandai America, Inc. between pages 20-21 of story
- Master The Power - Ad for Demon Sword game from Taito America Corporation. inside back cover
- Chocolate Crunchville - Ad for Cocoa Puffs cereal, in comic story form. Printed on back cover.
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