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| Publisher |
DC |
| Writer |
Roy Thomas |
| Writer |
Dann Thomas |
| Penciler |
Lou Manna |
| Inker |
Ken Branch |
| Inker |
Bob Downs |
| Letterer |
John Costanza |
| Published | November 1989 |
Final Issue of The Young All-stars: The Sons of Dawn have captured members of the American embassy to the city and nation of Rioguay. Georgia Challenger, Dyna-Mite's mother, several soldiers and Dyna-Mite are detained. The All-Star Squadron arrives. The Squadron and Young All-Stars battle the superhuman Sons of Dawn. Fury attacks Hugo Danner, leader of the Sons of Dawn, after he claims to have strangled Iron Munro. Danner is Munro's father. Arn arrives and Danner confesses he lied. The continues between the Sons and the Squadron. Arn faces off against his father. Meanwhile, several of the Sons become sick and die. Georgia Challenger assumes the Sons isolation has resulted in them losing their immunity to certain diseases. She believes her cold is the reasons the Sons are suddenly dying. The Sons retreat. They go back to their isolated plateau to die. Hugo Danner also retreats after realizing he caused the Sons to die by bringing them to Rioguay. Neptune Perkins and Tsunami decide it time for them to leave. They are still wanted by the authorities in America. However, Arn proclaims they are Young All-Stars and the group will see to them getting absolved. Liberty Belle interjects the Young All-Stars will not be able to that. She goes on to say the Young All-Stars are gone. They are members of the all-Star Squadron.
