Justice Society of America #6 spoiler and discussion

[sifighter]

The psychic powers were already mostly removed. You need to check out the recent Power Girl Special.

It'd be about 80 years, as Ladybug is from the 1940s. In real life though, he shouldn't have even survived World War II, right? Don't they live only for months, not years?

I was thinking older because Red Bee is from before the 40’s but fair enough. either way dc has introduced a freaking immortal super bee.

[MajorHoy]

I wonder if AI could have "written" a better story than this.

I don't think it could have put together a more boring, lifeless issue than what we got in issue #6.

[Jekyll]

I wonder if AI could have "written" a better story than this.

I don't think it could have put together a more boring, lifeless issue than what we got in issue #6.

Can't wait for someone other than Geoff Johns to get a chance to write the JSA. Who knows they may get buried for another decade after this garbage.

[Frontier]

Maybe they're auditioning new JSA writers with the writers writing Jay, Alan, and Wesley's new books...

[Dougbauer]

Please no.. I want geoff jhons in all the books. Just him have the criativity to introduce this awesome new characters. put him with the others writers.

[MajorHoy]

Please no.. I want geoff jhons in all the books. Just him have the criativity to introduce this awesome new characters. put him with the others writers.

Problem is, some of us really want to see the old characters, not Johns' new fanboy misfits who don't belong here in a book titled Justice Society of America.

Some of us were hoping for something more like

from Doomsday Clock #12

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from promo for a Justice Society of America series shown in 2021's Stargirl Spring Break Special

[D.Z]

Plams change. Plus Johns gonna prefer Legacy over old heroes.

[Jekyll]

Maybe they're auditioning new JSA writers with the writers writing Jay, Alan, and Wesley's new books...

One can hope.

[sifighter]

Maybe they're auditioning new JSA writers with the writers writing Jay, Alan, and Wesley's new books...

I like Geoff Johns but Jeremy Adams would be perfect to take over the JSA. Just read his Flash run and you will see what I mean.

[Doctor Kent Nelson]

Problem is, some of us really want to see the old characters, not Johns' new fanboy misfits who don't belong here in a book titled Justice Society of America.

Some of us were hoping for something more like

from Doomsday Clock #12

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from promo for a Justice Society of America series shown in 2021's Stargirl Spring Break Special

Shame that they replaced this line-up with the current line-up : (

[CaptCleghorn]

I was thinking older because Red Bee is from before the 40’s but fair enough. either way dc has introduced a freaking immortal super bee.

I'm head canonning the bee as being brought to the island along with Ladybug and no one having noticed it there. That seems like a much simpler explanation than some sort of immortal super bee.

[MajorHoy]

Plams change. Plus Johns gonna prefer Legacy over old heroes.

Guess that means it's time to prefer other writers over Geoff Johns . . .

[Thor-Ul]

I was thinking older because Red Bee is from before the 40’s but fair enough. either way dc has introduced a freaking immortal super bee.

I'm head canonning the bee as being brought to the island along with Ladybug and no one having noticed it there. That seems like a much simpler explanation than some sort of immortal super bee.

In an universe where we got immortal cavemen, flying aliens, extraterrestrial dogs who shoot laser from their eyes, I can live with a superstrong bee who has lived over 80 years. And who don't dies when he stings.

[Thor-Ul]

Guess that means it's time to prefer other writers over Geoff Johns . . .

But there are writers willing to write these character other than Johns?

[king of hybrids]

Plams change. Plus Johns gonna prefer Legacy over old heroes.

Considering the sheer amount of legacies Johns has put in the ground over the years that’s ironic as hell