All-Star Squadron #64

All-Star Squadron #64, published by DC Comics in December 1986, serves as the final installment of a series that chronicled the adventures of the Justice Society of America and their allies during the World War II era. Created by writer Roy Thomas, the title was designed to explore the retroactive continuity of the DC Universe, providing a historical framework for the company’s Golden Age characters. This specific issue features art by Michael Bair and serves as a concluding chapter that ties together the sprawling, complex narratives Thomas carefully wove throughout the series' multi-year run.

The series emerged from an editorial desire to provide depth to DC's historical canon, positioning these characters within the actual events of the 1940s. While All-Star Squadron was well-regarded by continuity enthusiasts for its meticulous attention to lore and historical detail, it faced challenges as the broader DC Universe underwent the massive restructuring of the 1985 Crisis on Infinite Earths event. Issue #64 represents the culmination of this ambitious storytelling project, reflecting the closing of a distinct era in DC's editorial history before the company shifted its focus toward modernized post-Crisis character iterations.