The Super Friends/Issue 8

The Super Friends Issue 8
File:TSF 8.jpg Cover.
Publication date	August 17, 1977
Page count	36
Writers	E. Nelson Bridwell
Drawn by	Ramona Fradon
Inked by	Bob Smith
Colored by	Liz Berube
Lettered by	Clem Robins
Edited by	Denny O'Neil
Cover artists	Ramona Fradon Bob Smith Joe Letterese
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The Super Friends Issue 8 is a comic in The Super Friends series published by DC Comics on August 17, 1977. It was written by E. Nelson Bridwell, and drawn by Ramona Fradon.

For "The Mind Killers!"

Characters

Legend
Character debut	Speaking debut	Ep. debut	No lines	Mentioned

In order of appearance:

Character	Actor
Superman	Speech bubble
Elongated Man	Speech bubble
The Flash	Speech bubble
Superman	Speech bubble
Marvin White	Speech bubble
Narrator (voice only)	Speech bubble
Gleek	Speech bubble
Wonder Dog	Speech bubble
Wendy Harris	Speech bubble
Zan	Speech bubble
The Atom	Speech bubble
Batman	Speech bubble
Jayna	Speech bubble
Rising Sun	Speech bubble
Green Lantern	Speech bubble
Jack O'Lantern	Speech bubble
Satan
Red Tornado	Speech bubble
Tuatara	Speech bubble
Grax	Speech bubble
Bushmaster	Speech bubble
Robin	Speech bubble
Black Canary	Speech bubble
Thunderlord	Speech bubble
Wonder Woman	Speech bubble
Green Arrow	Speech bubble
Aquaman	Speech bubble

Organizations

• Super Friends
• Junior Super Friends

Locations

• JLA satellite
• Earth
  • Japan
  • United States
    • Gotham City
      • Hall of Justice
  • Ireland
  • New Zealand
  • South America
    • Venezuela
  • Asia
    • Tawain
  • Balkans (indirectly mentioned)
    • Greece (mentioned)
• The Sun (mentioned)
• Heaven (mentioned)
• Hell (mentioned)

Objects

• Mind bombs
• Power ring

Vehicles

• Batplane

Behind the scenes

• This comic is a continuation of the previous one.

Errors

• Red Tornado refers to the Construct putting him together which happened in Justice League of America #146, even though it is technically not in the same continuity as The Super Friends. Also, the editor's note of Justice League #146, mispells "League" as Leage."
• The same continuity error occurs, when Black Canary refers to a mission she had in the 30th century, which happened in Justice League of America #147 and #148.

Everlasting influence

• The story is continued in the next issue.