Justice Society of America #1
Justice Society of America » Justice Society of America #1 - The Next Age released by DC Comics on February 2007.
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5 (3) 4 (0) 3 (0) 2 (0) 1 (0) 5.0 starsAverage score of 3 user reviews
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Cyclone! 0
Great issue! I love the character of Maxine Hunkel. Her bubbly personality and talkative nature makes her so cute! The scene where Power Girl and Mr.Terrific meet her and offer her membership in the JSA is soooooooooooooooooooooo funny. Plus she is drawn so great. i also love how they find so much stuff for her to babble on about. This whole issue was great though,I just really love Maxine....
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Collected at local comic shop...3 hours driving there. 1
So after sitting in the car for 3 hours it was a nice treat to stop at the comic shop, while I was there the back part was closed which is where all the older comics are. But it was unlocked and after watching Smallville I wanted more JSA, so I got this which I'm really glad that I did. Being a bit new to the DC universe this fills in the blanks and right away tells you the difference from the JSA and the JLA . That in it's self made me feel like I knew the team as the introduced new team member...
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Interesting take on The JSA 0
I love The JSA, I think they are way more interesting than The Justice League. Over the years they've had series but even though they have been 70 years they still aren't all that popular for some reason. The characters may be not be as iconic as superman or Batman but these guys were the original heroes, with some newer heroes who are descendant’s of older ones. Story The story is kind of a murder mystery and also shows Alan Scott, Jay Garrick, and Wildcat recruiting new members all while ...
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