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| Synopsis | - It is the end of World War II, and with it the beginning of the end of the glory days for both the Justice Society and the All-Star Squadron as the teams break up and the various members face their own personal crises in the aftermath. Johnny Chambers is now divorced from his wife Libby Lawrence and is putting together documentaries based on "mystery men". Libby is currently residing with Jonathan Law , who is struggling with both alcoholism and writer's block. Alan Scott is choosing to retire from his duties as a superhero and is instead focusing his energies and attention on his Gotham Broadcasting Company radio network amid growing accusations of his workers being card-carrying Communists. Rex Tyler is finding out that his Miraclo power pills are no longer working. Ted Knight is holed up in a sanitarium following a mental breakdown. Paul Crane is losing his humanity, and Daniel Dunbar is unable to stay in college as he finds himself lost without his deceased partner in crimefighting TNT. Paul Kirk finds himself pursued by gunmen and haunted by nightmares. Meanwhile, America is honoring its hero Tex Thompson as he returns to the States in triumph for defeating Adolf Hitler, and is now beginning his campaign for creating a better America. To that end, he chooses Daniel Dunbar for his purposes as well as Robotman and Al Pratt .
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| Notes | - * Dinah Drake in this story series begins her crimefighting career during World War II, whereas in mainstream DC Universe history her career doesn't start until around 1947.
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