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JLA #21-22 | Monitor Sightings
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JLA #21-22:
Over the years, The Justice League of America had vanquished the vilest villains with ease-now, however, they find the themselves thwarted by Felix Faust, Chronos, and Dr. Alchemy, the crafty Crime Champions! Little do the JLAers know that the secret of their foes' sinister success lies in their alliance with the other Crime Champions-those from the parallel world called Earth-Two! Together, these secondary super-criminals-Fiddler, Wizard and Icicle, all foes of the JLA's Earth -Two counterparts, the Justice Society-conjure up a shady scheme to help their Earth- One brothers annihilate the heroes of both worlds!
Trapped within their own Secret Sanctuary by the Crime Champions' malevolent magic, the Justice League of America is helpless to stop the dimension-spanning crime spree that endangers the inhabitants of two Earths! Finally, in a last, desperate attempt escape, the Justice League spins a sorcerous spell to contact their missing member, Rash. Though the Scarlet Speedster is revealed to be a captive of the Crime Champions himself, he nevertheless hands his teammates a vital key to their release by suggesting they summon the legendary Justice Society of America to their side!
Not even the magic of the Crime Champions can hold the heroes of two Earths for long-and when the Justice Society arrives to help free the Justice League, the mightiest super-heroes of both worlds renew their assault! Within hours, however, they are trapped once more, this time in a series of prison cages anchored in a distant dimensional void! Though each cell is designed to neutralize its captive's superpowers, The Green Lanterns use their terrific power rings to mimic The Atom's shrinking abilities and unchain their teammates! Within minutes, the Champions are at last apprehended and the Justice League returns to its own world-but not before vowing to team with the Justice Society again some day!

[Speed Demon] Monitor Sightings:

New Teen Titans [v1] 21:
The Monitor hires a group of terrorists to test the Titans' crime-fighting abilities.
New Teen Titans [v1] Annual 2:
The Monitor provides racketeer Anthony Scarpelli with an army of mercenaries and six bodyguards.
Green Lantern [v2] 173, 176, 178:
The Monitor sends the Demolition Team after Green Lantern for his client Congressman Jason Bloch.
Flash [v1] 338-339:
The Monitor supplies a team of the Flash's enemies with armor for Ratchet Dufus.
Tales of the Teen Titans 47:
The Monitor makes notes about the H.I.V.E..
Blue Devil 5:
The Monitor watches Blue Devil's battle with Nebiros.
Fury of Firestorm 28:
The Monitor supplies the Committee with Slipknot for their attempt to capture Firehawk.
Batman & the Outsiders 14-15:
The Monitor supplies Maxie Zeus with the New Olympians.
Action Comics 560:
The Monitor provides John Doe with a contact who supplies him with a costume.
Justice League of America 232:
The Monitor observes the JLofA and JSofA as they battle the Commander.
Tales of the Legion 317:
The Monitor observes Dev-Em in the 30th century.
The Saga of the Swamp Thing 30:
The Monitor watches the Swamp Thing's battle with Anton Arcane.
Wonder Woman [v1] 321:
The Monitor states that he has been studying the Huntress since the beginning of her career.
Infinity Inc. 8:
The Monitor is contacted by the Ultra-Humanite from Earth-Two who thanks him for equipment that was supplied to battle the JSofA and Infinity Inc..
All-Star Squadron 40:
The Monitor receives a complaint from the Phantom Empire, from Earth-Two circa 1942, about the android that he sold to them.
DC Comics Presents 76:
The Monitor watches as Superman and Wonder Woman battle Christine Cade.
Superman [v1] 402:
The Monitor informs doctors from the 40th century where they can find Superman.
The Saga of the Swamp Thing 31:
The Monitor watches the Swamp Thing's battle with Anton Arcane.
Justice League of America 234:
The Monitor observes the new JLofA and their adversary the Overmaster.
Vigilante [v1] 14:
The Monitor is revealed by Mariette to be the one who supplied Mr. Hammer with his shadow-suit.
Superman [v1] 403:
The Monitor informs the Thief-Master of Ramox about Earth in exchange for information on Ramox.
World's Finest Comics [v1] 311:
The Monitor provides a young computer hacker with access to the computers in the Fortress of Solitude.
Tales of the Legion 319-320:
The Monitor is contracted in the 30th century by Universo to hire Magpie to steal a time-chip from the Legion of Super-Heroes.
Amethyst [v1] 2:
The Monitor observes Amy Winston/Amethyst.
G.I. Combat 274-275:
The Monitor appears before J.E.B. Stuart and the Haunted Tank during WWII.
The Monitor observes J.E.B. Stuart during WWII.
Wonder Woman [v1] 323:
The Monitor supplies three of Wonder Woman's enemies.
Action Comics 564:
The Monitor (in flashback) provides the Master Jailer with a device to give Superman amnesia.
Warlord [v1] 91:
The Monitor reviews the history of the Warlord and Skartaris.
Jonah Hex 90:
The Monitor, disguised as an old man, gives Jonah Hex a horse in the 19th century.
Batman 384:
The Monitor helps Dr. Fang's gang hire the Calendar Man to kill Batman.
Detective Comics 551:
The Monitor (behind-the-scenes) helps Dr. Fang's gang hire the Calendar Man to kill Batman.
Tales of the Teen Titans 58:
The Monitor brings Psimon aboard his satellite.
DC Comics Presents 78:
The Monitor drops his role as provider of services to execute his scheme to defeat the Anti-Monitor.