
Everyone knows what happened in this issue--the cover itself has now become a cliche.
The Phantom Stranger's relatively tiny role in the universe-shattering crisis that was the Crisis continues in this issue, where he appears in all of two panels, hanging out with his spooky buddies The Spectre and Deadman:

Meanwhile, over in Justice League of America #243, released that same month, frequent letterhack Kent A. Phenis asks whether the Stranger is part of the new JLA or not:

"Stay Tuned" meant...well, never, since this particular angle was never mentioned again in the book.
I'm guessing, when it came time, Aquaman sent a very curtly-worded letter to the Stranger, officially terminating his membership.
I'm guessing, when it came time, Aquaman sent a very curtly-worded letter to the Stranger, officially terminating his membership.
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