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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Gardner_FoxGardner Fox - Wikipedia

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   Another of Fox's major achievements was his revival of the concept of the Justice Society as the Justice League of America, debuting in the comic book The Brave and the Bold #28 (Feb.–Mar. 1960). Soon given their own title during Oct.–Nov. 1960, the Justice League would become the basis of the DC Universe. [51]

2. dc.fandom.com › wiki › Gardner_FoxGardner Fox | DC Database | Fandom

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   In addition to creating dozens of characters and writing hundreds of story scripts, Gardner is mostly widely recognized for creating two of the most famous super-hero teams of all time: The Justice Society of America and their successors, the Justice League of America.

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4. screenrant.com › best-justice-league-comic-covers10 Greatest Justice League Comic Covers In DC History

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   2 days ago · As the first crossover of the full JLA, Justice League of America #21 (Gardner Fox, Mike Sekowsky & Murphy Anderson) follows the team making contact with their Golden Age progenitors, the Justice Society of America. Having been moved to Earth-2, the two teams are forced into action when their respective rival teams work together.

5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Justice_Guild_of_AmericaJustice Guild of America - Wikipedia

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   The Justice Guild of America is a superhero team featured in the Justice League animated series two-part episode "Legends", an homage to the Golden Age Justice Society of America, and to a degree the Silver Age Justice League of America.

6. www.lambiek.net › artists › fGardner Fox - Lambiek Comiclopedia

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   Fox was also the brain behind the concept of the Justice League, which he introduced in 1960, and the Multiverse, which made its first appearance in 1961. The brought together characters from different D.C. properties, providing many new narrative possibilities.

7. www.cbr.com › best-justice-league-comic-stories-rankedThe 10 Best Justice League Stories In The Comics, Ranked - CBR

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   Mar 17, 2022 · The biggest was a crossover between the Justice League and Justice Society, which took place in Justice League Of America #21, by writer Gardner Fox and artist Mike Sekowsky. The two groups team up to take on their greatest villains in their first multiversal crossover.

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   Was Justice League based on Fox?

   • During 2002, the Cartoon Network broadcast an episode of the Justice League animated TV series titled "Legends", an homage to Fox's Justice Society and his annual Silver Age Justice Society/Justice League crossovers. The episode was dedicated to Fox.

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   Is Gardner Fox in the Hall of Fame?

   • The legendary writer was inducted in the Jack Kirby Hall of Fame (1998) and the Eisner Award Hall Of Fame (1999). Gardner Fox died in 1986 at age 75 from pneumonia. He left behind a legacy of immortal superhero characters, whose adventures still continue to this day. His 'Justice League' and 'Multi-verse' concepts have inspired many writers.

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   Who was Gardner Fox?

   • Gardner Francis Fox (May 20th, 1911 - December 24th, 1986) was considered one of the most innovative and pioneering comic strip creators in the entire industry. In addition to creating dozens of characters and writing hundreds of...

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   Why did the Justice League deny access to the Golden Age Justice Society?

   • The Justice League staff originally intended to use the Golden Age Justice Society of America, but access to the characters was denied by DC Comics as Paul Levitz felt the story as written disrespected the JSA and the characters' portrayals clashed with the post- Crisis JSA's portrayal in current comics.

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9. www.cbr.com › zack-snyder-justice-league-gardnerZack Snyder's Justice League Features a Gardner Fox ... - CBR

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   Mar 22, 2021 · A "reduced speed ahead" sign humorously stands behind the "Welcome to Central City" sign, foreshadowing the Flash becoming the city's hero. Driving past the sign is a semi-truck with a trailer for a company called Gard'Ner Fox, which is actually something of a double entendre.