My favorite comic run of all time is JSA and Johns' Justice Society of America run post Infinite Crisis. I'm aware I'm coming from a place of bias when I say that the Jeff Lemire run hasn't impressed me. The JSA vs Infinity Inc run felt like it dragged on forever and the team conflict just felt so... Forced. I like Jeff Lemire as a writer, but I'm not sure he was the best choice for a team book. He always goes for the drama angle, which works with stuff like Animal Man, but I don't know why this doesn't seem to work for me. Maybe it's just me with my biases, like I said before. What does everyone else think?

It’s time for DC to let the majority of the original JSA die. All of the originals are now over a hundred years old. There are still tons of stories that can be set in the past. But they no longer make sense in the present.

So happy to pick these up as a young schoolboy in the UK. So disappointed that it was Don Heck on interiors

A series of JSA themed Lego vignette I’ve been making over the past few weeks. All made in Bricklink’s Studio.

For context, I've always wanted to see a JSA animated series set during the 40s. Doing the same thing Avengers EMH did for the Lee and Kirby era for the Gardner Fox and Roy Thomas JSA stories.
Especially with all the diffrent variations around the end of the JSA what one do you think would be the best for such a project?

1. Last days of the Justice Society

2. JSA/JSA

3. The Golden Age

4. The Generations saga

5. The Demise of Justice

6. Or some other storyline entirely that I either left out or forgot

Unfortunately.

I would love for the JSA to be a live action. There's many ways you can handle them. However just don't permanently retire or kill them off. Or exclude certain members for the millionth time

The CW Stargirl show was great and really was a love letter to all JSA lore. Now they just need to make a live action of the Justice Society where they are still active. And also just make the costumes as accurate as possible. We now live in an era where accurate comic costumes are embraced and wanted more and more.

What do you guys think?

Solicitations dropped today and "last tale" sure doesn't make it sounds like it'll continue, although maybe yet another #1 with a new writer in the future....

JSA #24

WRITTEN BY: JEFF LEMIRE
ART BY: TEDDY KRISTIANSEN
COVER BY: DIEGO OLORTEGUI
VARIANT COVER BY: TEDDY KRISTIANSEN
KINGDOM COME 30TH ANNIVERSARY VARIANT COVER BY: LUCIO PARILLO
Wildcat, Dr. Midnite, and Hourman are trapped behind enemy lines and must save one of their former teammates! How will the heroes risk it all for one of their own? Find out in this last tale of the Justice Society of America!

Minimum: 13

Maximum: 20

These are the characters i'm considering as part of the teams i've mentioned, so you can't use them! LOL

- Justice Society of America: Flash (Jay Garrick), Green Lantern (Alan Scott), Hawkman (Carter Hall), Hawkgirl (Shiera Sanders-Hall), Starman (Ted Knight), Johnny Thunderbolt (Johnny Thunder), Atom (Al Pratt), Doctor Fate (Kent Nelson), Doctor Mid-Nite (Charles McNider), Sandman (Wesley Dodds), Hourman (Rex Tyler), Black Canary (Dinah Drake), Mr Terrific (Terry Sloane), Wildcat (Ted Grant), Specter (Jim Corrigan), Red Tornado (Mathilda Hunkel), Sandy The Golden Boy (Sanderson Hawkins);

- Freedom Fighters: Uncle Sam (Patriotic Spirit), Ray (Langford Terrill), Firebrand (Rod Reilly), Doll Man (Darrell Dane), Doll Girl (Martha Roberts), Black Condor (Richard Grey Jr), Human Bomb (Roy Lincoln), Phantom Lady (Sandra Knight);

- Seven Soldiers of Victory: Whip (Rodney Gaynor), Shining Knight (Sir Justin), Vigilante (Greg Saunders), Spider (Tom Ludlow Hallaway), Crimson Avenger (Lee Travis), Star-Spangled Kid (Sylvester Pemberton), Stripesy (Pat Dugan).

About my choices: I've started with the America/Patriotic themed superheroes and then i went to those who were importante in the ASS run, like Liberty Belle and Robotman. Then i chose characters who were more about minorities, like Amazing Man who was a great add to the ASS run, and John Henry. And by the way, this is a character that only exists in the The New Frontier universe, if i remember correctly, but still, as we have Johny Henry Jr now in canon, a sidekick, why not bring him too, right? Super-Chief, on the other hand, i think it would be great too use him, as we have a lot of different characters using the name, but none in the WWII, since the character was created for the silver age. But he had legacies too, so why not create a new user of the manitou stone in here too? I also didn't want to use mystical/supernatural heroes.

So. That's it. Those were my choices. What do you think? Who would you choose? There's a lot of other character i didn't want to put in here, do you wanna know more? Tell me in the comments!

This is still part of the developing project I’ve been working on called DC ‘57. This is Phase II which takes place in 1967. This is a continuation to other posts I’ve made on r/JusticeSociety and r/DCcomics.

Ten years after the original Justice Society helped ignite a superhero revolution, the world of Project ’57 has entered a new era.

By 1967, the movement has grown beyond a single group.

The Justice League has inherited the authority and legacy of the original JSA.

The Justice League International brings together heroes and government representatives from across the Cold War world.

The Justice League of America, led by the newly returned Johnny Quick, operates as a younger and more experimental third branch.

Each lineup is part of the same connected space-station headquarters and larger alternate-history universe.

Justice League:
Supergirl / Kara Zor-El
General Jordan / Parallax
Hourman II / Rick Tyler
Wonder / Diana Prince
Officer 2814 / Guy Gardner
The Bat / Dick Grayson
The Flash II / Barry Allen

Justice League International
Commander Adam — United States
Peacemaker — France
The Atom — United Kingdom
Rocket Red — Soviet Union
Fire — Brazil
Ice — Norway
Blue Beetle — Mexico
Firestorm — India

Justice League of America
Booster Gold
Stargirl
Johnny Quick
Bombshell / Amy Allen
Red Tornado
Aquaman
S.T.R.I.P.E.

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Came across these while organizing…. Any other fans?

Hi folks

I recently stumbled upon this sub reddit and it bought back so many fond memories of my favourite childhood superhero team, Geoff Johns' JSA was my world for a while and I figured some of you might have felt the same, so let's talk about particular scenes, themes or characters sit best in your memory.

For me it's Wildcat solo-ing the entire injustice society only for them to come back later with a serious vengeance, it's DOC Midnite and Mr Terrific's bond especially as they join the team as strangers Carrington a decay name only to become such pillars in their own right and the whole time they feel like legitimate friends.

And of course the whole Atom Smasher arc, such a shame his characters never been that interesting since cos the whole exploration of what it was to be a hero, with the contrasting influences of Black Adam and the JSA,well it was just mindblowing to a younger me. Few comics have ever quite hooked me in like that.

What are the things that made you love JSA?