Comic Title: Young All-Stars #31
Publisher: DC
Cover Date: November 1989
On Sale Date: September 12, 1989 Shipping Date September 12, 1989
Source: Amazing Heroes, #171

Shipping Date September 14, 1989
Source: Advance Comics, #9

Direct Market Date September 14, 1989
Source: Comic Shop News, #115, #116

Copyright Date September 12, 1989
Source: Library of Congress, Copyright Office 1989

Cover Price: $1.75
Page Count: 32
Editor: Roy Thomas

Title: "Men... and Super-Men"
Pages: 24

Feature(s):
Young All-Stars

Writer: Roy Thomas
Writer: Danette Thomas
Penciller: Lou Manna
Inker: Robert Downs
Inker: Ken H. Branch
Letterer: John Costanza
Colorist: Shelly Eiber

Feature Character(s)

• Young All-Stars (team merged into the All-Star Squadron; last appearance in Young All-Stars #30; no further appearances)
• Dan the Dyna-Mite (last appearance in Young All-Stars #30; no further appearances)
• Flying Fox (last appearance in Young All-Stars #26; no further appearances)
• Fury (last appearance in Young All-Stars #30; no further appearances)
• Iron Munro (last appearance in Young All-Stars #30; no further appearances)
• Neptune Perkins (last appearance in Young All-Stars #26; no further appearances)
• Tsunami (last appearance in Young All-Stars #26; no further appearances)

Guest Star(s)

• All-Star Squadron (last appearance in Young All-Stars #30; no further appearances)
• Air Wave (last appearance in Young All-Stars #30; no further appearances)
• Amazing-Man (last appearance in Young All-Stars #30; no further appearances)
• Firebrand (last appearance in Young All-Stars #30; no further appearances)
• Flash (last appearance in Young All-Stars #30; next appearance in Flash Special #1)
• Green Lantern (last appearance in Young All-Stars #30; next appearance in Infinity Inc. #39)
• Guardian (last appearance in Young All-Stars #30; next appearance in Superman Annual #2)
• Hourman (last appearance in Young All-Stars #30; next appearance in Infinity Inc. #48)
• Johnny Quick (last appearance in Young All-Stars #30; no further appearances)
• Liberty Belle (last appearance in Young All-Stars #30; no further appearances)
• Manhunter (last appearance in Young All-Stars #30; no further appearances)
• Miss America (last appearance in Young All-Stars #27; next appearance in Infinity Inc. #48)
• Robotman (last appearance in Young All-Stars #30; no further appearances)
• Tarantula (last appearance in Young All-Stars #30; no further appearances)
• Wildcat (last appearance in Young All-Stars #30; next appearance in Catwoman #1)

Villain(s)

• Hugo Danner (possibly dies in this story; last appearance in Young All-Stars #30; no further appearances)
• The Sons of Dawn (Xtoh, Tohil, and Xavi named; most die in this story; last appearance in Young All-Stars #30; no further appearances)

Other Character(s)

• Georgia Challenger (last appearance in Young All-Stars #30; no further appearances)
• Charles and Judith Dunbar (Charles behind-the-scenes only; last appearance in Young All-Stars #30; no further appearances)

Comments:
(Sons of Dawn Part 4)

This story is continued from Young All-Stars #30.

Synopsis:
The Sons of Dawn have conquered the city of Rioguay despite the best efforts of Dan the Dyna-Mite. Hugo Danner joins his children and puts a stop to a fight between Xtoh and Tohil. The All-Star Squadron then arrives and a battle begins. Danner claims to have killed Arn Munro, but when Arn joins the fight himself, Danner's claims are proven to be lies. Eventually the Sons of Dawn begin falling victim to illness. Their generations in isolation have weakened their immune systems, and a common cold causes them to die. Seeing his children fall, Danner enters an exploding factory and is presumed dead also. The Young All-Stars are then welcomed into the All-Star Squadron proper.