What are some recommended JSA comics? Rebirth got me hyped,

Geoff Johns' run is the definitive JSA.

>>83154248
If you want to read a bunch in order, a good place to hit is the Parobeck short run in the 90s, realize they got fucked up by Zero Hour, then Robinson Starman, Johns Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E., into Robinson/Goyer (yes, that Goyer)/Johns JSA.

I haven't read, but Johns wrote it from 1999-2008, so probably that

The Golden Age is good

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>>83154349
How dependent is Johns' run on past knowledge of the characters? A lot of his stuff is very continuity heavy.

I used to have a list that gave a coherent arc across history
it started with their formation in DC Special #28, then with the liberty files, how the original jsa faded away with the Silver Age and then the modern jsa by Johns

>>83154545
Johns is good at referencing old stuff in an introductory way. You'll be fine. There's even times where he creates a villain and references a past adventure that didn't happen but it doesn't stick out unless you wikipedia it.

>>83155749
What happened to it?

Is All Star Squadron worth reading? What about Young All Stars?
I also read Sandman Mystery Theater. It's pretty good. Housman, Starman, Crimson Avenger and Blackhawk show up from time to time in that.

>>83156238
I didn't save it on a txt I just looked it up on the archives when I needed it.