JSA (1999-2006) Appreciation Thread 2023

[caj]

JSA by James Robinson, David Goyer, and Geoff Johns was probably my last major regular comic I read. I loved it for most of its run.

Who else was waiting impatiently for this book to hit stores each month?

[astro@work]

#1 book that got me to the store every month, and the first read in my stack when I got home!

[caj]

I loved the pace of the book and the art by Sadowski and Bair.

[caj]

The book was known for some great storylines but my favorite was The Hunt For Extant. JSA had every motivation to hunt this despot down. I loved the inclusion of Mordru, Dove, and that last page salute to the three fallen JSA members at the end.

What was your favorite JSA storyline?

[Bruce Wayne]

Princes of Darkness was probably peak Goyer/Johns. The fights between Mordru and the JSA are still some of my favorites. And a ton of cameos and guest-stars including the then new Freedom Fighers.

[Nomads1]

More than anything else, I think it was this series that sedimented Johns status as a DC super-star writer. And it was really very good.

Peace

[caj]

More than anything else, I think it was this series that sedimented Johns status as a DC super-star writer. And it was really very good.

Peace

Agree. I was unaware of Johns until this book. However, I did not care for some of the later issues he wrote or the Justice Society of America book that he did after this series.