Freedom Fighters #14

Freedom Fighters #14 (June 1978)
title: "Sideshows of Doom!"
writer: Bob Rozakis
penciller: Dick Ayers
inker: Jack Abel
letterer: John Workman
colorist: Mario Sen
editor: Jack C. Harris
letter column: Jack C. Harris
cover: Rich Buckler & Jack Abel

Order of Appearance: All appear in one group scene on page one: (L/R) Doll Man, The Human Bomb, Phantom Lady, Uncle Sam, Black Condor, and The Ray

Guest Stars:  Batgirl and Batwoman

Supporting Characters:
WGNY-TV reporter Martha Roberts, 

Opponents:
aliens, "clone" copies of our heroes

Overall Summary: 
The Freedom Fighters visit a travelling carnival and stumble into an alien invasion plot!  

Freedom Fighters #13

Freedom Fighters #13 (April 1978)
title: "The Amazing Origin, The Deadly Return, The Startling Secret of The Black Condor!"
writer: Bob Rozakis
penciller: Dick Ayers
inker: Jack Abel
letterer: Milt Snapinn
colorist: Jerry Serpe
editor: Jack C. Harris
letter column: Jack C. Harris
cover: Rich Buckler & Jack Abel

Order of Appearance: Most appear in one group scene on page one: (L/R) Phantom Lady, The Ray, The Human Bomb, Uncle Sam, Doll Man, and newest member Firebrand; Black Condor appears on page two

Guest Stars:  None

Supporting Characters:
WGNY-TV reporter Martha Roberts

Opponents:
possessed Black Condor, the demon Homilus

Overall Summary: 
A possessed and super-strong Black Condor is back, and he wants to convert his friends to Evil!  

Freedom Fighters #12

Freedom Fighters #12 (February 1978)
title: "Bust-Out in the Big House!"
writer: Bob Rozakis
penciller: Dick Ayers
inker: Christian Volt
letterer: Ben Oda
colorist: Bob LeRose
editor: Jack C. Harris
letter column: Jack C. Harris
cover: Rich Buckler & Jack Abel

Order of Appearance: The Ray, Doll Man, the Human Bomb, Phantom Lady, and Uncle Sam all appear on page one; Black Condor appears on page nine

Guest Stars:  Firebrand, who makes his Bronze Age debut in this issue

Supporting Characters:
WGNY-TV reporter Martha Roberts, Acting District Attorney Michael Tulane

Opponents:
The murderer of DA David Pearson

Overall Summary: 
The Freedom Fighters decide to break Doll Man free from prison before his scheduled execution.  

Freedom Fighters #11

Freedom Fighters #11 (December 1977)
title: "Divided We...Die??"
writer: Bob Rozakis
penciller: Dick Ayers
inker: Jack Abel
letterer: Milt Snapinn
colorist: Liz Berube
editor: Jack C. Harris
letter column: Jack C. Harris
cover: Rich Buckler & Jack Abel

Order of Appearance: The Ray opens the issue; we then see Doll Man in New York City; then Phantom Lady, Uncle Sam, and The Human Bomb are shown in Texas. The Black Condor does not appear in this story. 

Guest Stars:  None

Supporting Characters:
The Ray's mysterious benefactor, WGNY-TV reporter Martha Roberts

Opponents:
Chief Crazy Horse, Tall Tree, Rain-In-The-Face, and Thunder Cloud

Overall Summary: 
Three Freedom Fighters are in Dallas, the Ray is in upstate New York, and the Doll Man goes on trial in New York City!  

Freedom Fighters #10

Freedom Fighters #10 (August 1977)
title: "Murder in Miniature!"
writer: Bob Rozakis
penciller: Dick Ayers
inker: Jack Abel
letterer: uncredited
colorist: uncredited
editor: Jack C. Harris
letter column: Jack C. Harris
cover: Rich Buckler & Jack Abel

Order of Appearance: Uncle Sam, Black Condor, The Human Bomb, and Phantom Lady are together in Buffalo, New York; The Ray appears a page later fighting the Silver Ghost; Doll Man appears last, in a New York City jail cell. 

Guest Stars:  None

Supporting Characters:
WGNY-TV reporter Martha Roberts, NYC Assistant District Attorney Michael Tulane, Earth-X Martha Roberts and her father (in flashback); Public Defender Fred Snyder

Opponents:
Cat Man and his three underlings, the Silver Ghost as Americommando

Overall Summary: 
The Freedom Fighters split up, as three of them battle Cat Man in Minneapolis, the Ray battles the Silver Ghost, Black Condor chases after the Ray, and Doll Man is investigated for murder!  

Freedom Fighters #9

Freedom Fighters #9 (August 1977)
title: "Blitzkrieg At Buffalo!"
writer: Bob Rozakis
penciller: Dick Ayers
inker: Jack Abel
letterer: uncredited
colorist: uncredited
editor: Jack C. Harris
letter column: Jack C. Harris
cover: Rich Buckler & Jack Abel

Order of Appearance: All appear in one group scene on page one: (L/R) Doll Man, The Human Bomb, Phantom Lady, Uncle Sam, Black Condor, and The Ray

Guest Stars:  None

Supporting Characters:
WGNY-TV reporter Martha Roberts, NYC District Attorney David Pearson, Assistant District Attorney Michael Tulane

Opponents:
Silver Ghost as Americommando, Rusty, Barracuda, Fireball, and Sparky (The Crusaders)

Overall Summary: 
The Freedom Fighters go toe-to-toe against the Crusaders, and a new trouble faces Doll Man! 

Freedom Fighters #8

Freedom Fighters #8 (June 1977)

title: "D-Day At Niagara!"
writer: Bob Rozakis
penciller: Dick Ayers
inker: Jack Abel
letterer: uncredited

colorist: uncredited
editor: Jack C. Harris
letter column: Jack C. Harris
cover: Rich Buckler & Jack Abel

Order of Appearance: All appear on the splash page fighting the Crusaders (clockwise from left): Phantom Lady, The Human Bomb, The Ray, The Black Condor, Uncle Sam, and Doll Man,

Guest Stars:  None

Supporting Characters:
WGNY-TV reporter Martha Roberts, NYC District Attorney David Pearson, Asst DA Michael Tulane (debut)

Opponents:
The Crusaders (Americommando & Rusty, Barracuda, and Fireball & Sparky)

Overall Summary: 
The Crusaders volunteer to go after the Freedom Fighters, and meet them in a free-for-all fight at Niagara Falls!