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Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN: 9781401216900
ISBN: 1401216900
Label: DC Comics
Manufacturer: DC Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 160
Publication Date: April 02, 2008
Publisher: DC Comics
Release Date: April 29, 2008
Studio: DC Comics
Features:- ISBN13: 9781401216900
- Condition: NEW
- Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
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Product Description:
The worlds first super-team is renewed by a new generation of heroes, promising to uphold the legacy of their predecessors and inspire other heroes across the world. This second volume, written by Geoff Johns, the acclaimed writer of INFINITE CRISIS, focuses on the individual members of the team.Nathan Heywood, the grandson of Commander Steel, awakens to find himself transformed into the teams newest member, Citizen Steel.All American powerhouse Liberty Belle races to stop the Justice Society's troubled young recruit, Damage, from making the worst mistake of his life.Plus, the secrets of 52 begin to reveal themselves to the Justice Society.
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Am a fan of Kingdom Come, so when I saw on the cover Kingdom Come's Superman, I gotta have it!!. I heard that Geoff Jones first volume of JSA was pretty awesome to, so I got it.
I like this story. Plays again with different universes and paralel earths, so it abviosly pavement the road to Final Crisis.
All and all, is a very goos book.
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This volume is a little mis-named by DC and is probably why there's a perception by some that the "Thy Kingdom Come" storyline drags on too long. The truth is that, although the "Kingdom Come Superman" does manage to show up in this volume, the actual TKC storyline doesn't really get going until volume 2. Others have covered the plots of the volume so I won't repeat it, but I think it might have been a smarter, and more accurate move on DC's part, to have called this volume "Strange Visitor" rather ... Read More
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My entire life, I praised Marvel comics well above DC ones. And I still do. But, by all means, Geoff Johns really makes it hard for me to do so.
The only bad part of this volume is that, well, it ends, leaving you wanting more. Great characters, master ability to juggle a LOT of plot points across without losing focus, while seeding future themes into the background.
Great art, compelling story, really touching moments. The realization of Superman that giving up is never a ... Read More
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I've always enjoyed JSA, mostly because Geoff Johns has made a point to keep one foot in the past with the title while keeping the other foot firmly planted in the future.
With the Justice Society of America re-launch, the team has a new mission statement of making sure the world has better heroes, and so they are first tracking down legacy heroes and training them to deserve the mantle they've assumed.
Thy Kingdom Come is particularly fascinating because it reintroduces Superman ... Read More
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This is it. I can't take it anymore. I have been purchasing the Justice Society books for years now and have been a fan for more than a quarter of a century but this is the last JSA book I will buy until the quality improves significantly. 'Thy Kingdom Come' is an absolute mess. My biggest issue is the claim that this book is a sequel to "Kingdom Come". That would be a total lie. Thy Kingdom Come version of Superman ends up traveling to Earth 1 thanks to an overly convenient localized black hole. It doesn't ... Read More
