Justice Society of America #28
Written by Jerry Ordway
Art by Jerry Ordway & Bob Wiacek
Cover by Jerry Ordway
A Japanese spirit has appeared to exact revenge on the living symbols of America’s atomic warfare while the rest of the JSA reaches out to another founding member for assistance: The Spectre! Continuing the haunting new arc by Jerry Ordway and Bob Wiacek.
32 pg, FC, $2.99 US
The Last Days of Animal Man #2
Written by Gerry Conway
Art by Chris Batista & Dave Meikis
Cover by Brian Bolland
Buddy Baker’s powers have picked the wrong time to desert him — a thousand feet above the San Diego skyline! He’ll have to rely on the help of a most unlikely ally if he wants to survive his rematch with Bloodrage. But there’s more than one homicidal maniac out there with designs on his life, and the Mirror Master’s daughter won’t settle for the scraps Bloodrage plans on leaving behind!
2 of 6 · 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US
Justice League of America #34
Written by Len Wein
Art by Jose Luis & JP Mayer
Cover by Ed Benes & Rob Hunter
The cards are against the remnants of the Justice League! And those cards are the Royal Flush Gang! Can even Superman and Wonder Woman save a team whose luck has run out? Featuring the deadly return of an old foe in part 1 of a 2-part story.
32 pg, FC, $2.99 US
Notes: I’m not certain the Flash is in this book anymore.
JLA Deluxe Edition Vol.2 HC
Written by Grant Morrison
Art by Howard Porter, Gary Frank, Greg Land, Val Semeiks and others
Cover by Howard Porter & John Dell
Collecting stories from JLA #10-17, Prometheus #1 and JLA/WILDCATS in Deluxe format, this volume features the Justice League facing off against Lex Luthor’s newly assembled Injustice Gang while the fate of the Earth itself hangs in the balance.
320 pg, FC, $29.99 US
I’m not sure who the creators or custodians are of this or The: Flash, Those Who Ride the Lightning Page but these are such great pages, Mark Waid of Geoff Johns could use them for reference. Kudos, truly, and I don’t give out praise lightly. Please keep it up.
Thank you!
Wait…why is JLA/WildCATS in this one? Didn’t it take place between JLA #4 and #5?
Maybe they weren’t planning on including it in the series originally, but changed their minds and decided to toss it in here? (As a side note, I just looked up the cover gallery for JLA on comics.org. I’d forgotten how early the Electric Superman stuff was in that series.)
Anyone see the last page of the Animal Man book? Whole different Flash there. (it takes place in the “near future”)
I haven’t read the book yet, but I assume he’s the one who appears on the cover for #3?