| Issue | #3 |
| Published | 1993 |
| Frequency | [none listed] |
| Cover Price | 4.95 USD; 6.50 CAD |
| Pages | 52 |
| Editing | Archie Goodwin (Editor); Bill Kaplan (Associate Editor) |
| Characters | Manhunter [Paul Kirk] |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Paul Smith |
| Inks | Paul Smith |
| Colors | Richard Ory |
| Reprinted | in JSA: The Golden Age (DC, 2005 series) #[nn] |
| Characters | Libby Lawrence [Liberty Belle]; Hourman [Rex Tyler]; Johnny Chambers [Johnny Quick]; Alan Scott [Green Lantern]; Lance Gallant [Captain Triumph]; Paula Brooks [Tigress]; Joan Dale [Miss America]; Jonathan Law [Tarantula]; Al Pratt [Atom]; Johnny Thunder; Carter Hall [Hawkman]; Shiera Sanders [Hawkgirl]; Bob Daley; Manhunter [Paul Kirk]; Ted Knight [Starman]; Sandman [Wes Dodds]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Black Canary [Dinah Drake]; Dynaman [Adolf Hitler]; Tex Thompson [Ultra-Humanite]; Robotman [Robert Crane]; Parsifal; Doris Day; Henry Brown; James Forrestal |
| Synopsis | As Bob Daley and Carter Hall help Paul Kirk remember that he saw the Ultra-Humanite's brain being transferred into Tex Thompson's body, Joan Dale, Lance Gallant, and Paula Brooks read Tex's diary and discover that secret and more. Paula contacts Johnny Chambers, who is skeptical until Carter Hall calls and confirms the news. |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Script | James Robinson |
| Pencils | Paul Smith |
| Inks | Paul Smith |
| Colors | Richard Ory |
| Letters | John Costanza |
| Reprinted | in JSA: The Golden Age (DC, 2005 series) #[nn] |
| Characters | Robotman [Robert Crane]; Manhunter [Paul Kirk]; Atom [Al Pratt]; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Johnny Quick [Johnny Chambers]; Liberty Belle [Libby Lawrence]; Tarantula; Starman [Ted Knight]; Hourman [Rex Tyler]; Tigress [Paula Brooks]; Captain Triumph; Dynaman [Adolf Hitler]; Mr. America [Ultra-Humanite]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Miss America [Joan Dale] |
| Pencils | Paul Smith |
| Inks | Paul Smith |
| Letters | typeset |
| Notes | Illustration of the main cast with short blurb about this issue on the back cover. The illustration is repeated on each back cover, though the blurb changes. |