JSA Appreciation 2021

[The Cool Thatguy]

Mr. T is in Infinite Frontier?

You old, bruh

[MajorHoy]

You old, bruh

Actually, even older than that since I was already an adult when that cartoon first aired.

[The Cool Thatguy]

Actually, even older than that since I was already an adult when that cartoon first aired.

Ancient, then!

He said, with no irony at all, in a thread about a WW2 team.

[MajorHoy]

Ancient, then!

He said, with no irony at all, in a thread about a WW2 team.

Well, I wasn't alive for WWII myself.

My Dad enlisted towards the end of the war.

[sifighter]

Mr. T is in Infinite Frontier?

Hey man it's a crazy multiverse out there

[signalman112]

Joe Staton recreated splash page sketch from ADVENTURE COMICS #462.


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[Nomads1]

Joe Staton recreated splash page sketch from ADVENTURE COMICS #462.


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I know that Staton's art got even more cartoony with the years, but Dick Giordano's inks on the original really smoothed it out.

Peace

[MajorHoy]

From back when John Byrne had Hippolyta travel back in time to become the "Golden Age" Wonder Woman with the JSA:



from Wonder Woman #131 (March 1998)

[MajorHoy]

from the back cover of Adventure Comics #461 (January-February 1979)

[Ravin' Ray]

Low-cut but otherwise boob-window free costume for Power Girl!

[Robanker]

For all the problems with the Byrne Wonder Woman run, I did enjoy that arc... But it's hard for me to dislike throwbacks to the JSA's heyday.

Low-cut but otherwise boob-window free costume for Power Girl!

Fun fact, she's almost always shown equal-or-less skin than Wonder Woman (yes, even in the chest), but rarely does Diana get hit as hard as PG with that complaint.

[Darkspellmaster]

For all the problems with the Byrne Wonder Woman run, I did enjoy that arc... But it's hard for me to dislike throwbacks to the JSA's heyday.



Fun fact, she's almost always shown equal-or-less skin than Wonder Woman (yes, even in the chest), but rarely does Diana get hit as hard as PG with that complaint.

I'm trying to remember but doesn't PG's skin work like Clark's where bullets bounce off it if hit? So does it matter how much skin she shows? And yes I agree, it's like Bathing Suit look: a okay, Cut out in the center: No.

[Nomads1]

from the back cover of Adventure Comics #461 (January-February 1979)

I've said this before. Giordano was a great inker for Staton.

Peace

[Frontier]

Fun fact, she's almost always shown equal-or-less skin than Wonder Woman (yes, even in the chest), but rarely does Diana get hit as hard as PG with that complaint.

I've never looked at it that way...

[MajorHoy]

from All-Star Squadron #40 (December 1984),
and as noted, the black-&-white original version originally appeared in
The Amazing World of DC Comics #16 (December 1977)