Hey /co/, I really love the JSA, particularly the GJ era stuff. What are some other good JSA stories, or comics that are similar in tone and subject to the JSA?
Also JSA thread, I guess.
Read All-Star Squadron and Young All-Stars for adventures during the golden age.
I'd love to see more from the less explored JSA characters. When you think about it, the original Mister Terrific should be a powerhouse to rival even Batman. His cameo in the JSA story where they all travel time was pretty baller.
Also JSA will always be cool for its implementation of legacy characters. It's always unique enough where every character has their own spin to them that still resonates with the hero they base themselves off of without it ever coming off as fanfiction. Top tier stuff
Well, there's always the inspiration for the Robinson/Johns JSA run, The Golden Age. Hitler fighting, Alan Scott badassery, lesser-known JSA members, and heroes who aren't even part of the JSA, like Robotman and Captain Comet.
What's that, you say? Never heard of it? Well, as it just so happens, I have an underused 4chan pass, and a copy right here...
And here we have Manhunter, one of the few characters whose comic history rivals Hawkman for horrible over-complexity. (Though, I have the Kate Spencer run here, which I may storytime later.)
Every Green Lantern has this speech at some point. (And Kyle Rayner, Alan's quasi-protege, gives it every year or two.)
Random fact: In Doom Patrol, Robotman dated one of the first transgender characters / superheroines in comics, Kate Godwin, aka Coagula.
>>88571160
was the Lightning Saga any good? This is from the Lightning Saga right?
>>88571793
Was that Bob Crane Robotman or Cliff Steele Robotman?
>>88571820
Yeah, that's Lightning Saga. And it was a fairly solid story, though the ending is a bit weak - definitely felt like one of those stories where they didn't know who they wanted to bring back until just before publication.
>>88571873
ah thanks, I'm a bit iffy with getting that era of the League, I still want to get it since it has some JSA issues. Speaking of which, are the Liberty Files any food?
>>88571848
You know, I didn't even know there WAS another Robotman. That Robotman was Cliff Steele. The one featured in this story is apparently Bob Crane.
>>88571892
Decent, not spectacular.
Between Ted Knight thinking his radiation jumpstarted an age of empowered humans, and an irradiated bomb blast in the desert, it kinda feels like we're veering into classic Marvel territory here.
Dynaman - the explosive results of mating a football player with a 1951 General Motors Le Sabre!
I would love to see Captain Triumph's concept reincarnated as a sort of contrast to Captain Marvel/Shazam.
Don't do Miraclo, kids. Sure, it starts off fun, grandstanding and smacking around a few street punks. But then you need more, for longer. Before long, you're bathing in Bio-Restorative Formula, or shooting Velocity 9 into your scrotum. And if all that doesn't kill you, you'll end up robbing kindly scientists for their secret serums. Don't be the Sentry. Get your powers the right way - by irradiating animals and letting them bite you.
And that's book 2. Anybody still with us out there?
>>88572292
I once tried to get high by sucking compressed gas out of a responseometer. Don't be like me kids, get help from your local S.T.A.R Labs Addiction Treatment center.
>>88572501
*Now specializing in Chemo Therapy and Anti Venom treatments.
I'm serious about the Captain Triumph/Captain Marvel rivalry thing. Billy Batson gets to fight with the wisdom of Solomon whispering in his ear, against the guy whose better angel is telling him to go find a hooker.
This is not really the kind of behavior you want to be seeing from your Superman expy...
>>88572292
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>>88572638
I once had a thought about how a Captain Triumph legacy hero would work. My idea was that the ghost brother would be passed down from father to child for a few generations until you have a modern day guy who has that creepy 1940's asshole urging him to succumb to his base desires while also giving him super powers. Like a super powered devil on your shoulder.
Sorry, pre-digital rip here.
>>88571397
I think he's an interesting character. I mean, his backstory is pretty fucking hardcore. He paid the price for his genius and became empty at the age of 20 and thus wanted to kill himself. That's pretty fucking dark.
>>88572702
I could see that working. Maybe the ghost messed with some occult objects he wasn't supposed to back when he was alive, and as a result, his entire bloodline got screwed. Or, deal with the devil gone bad, if you wanna go for the mirroring Captain Marvel route.
This page... damn.
Damn it, Johnny.
Bro.
This may be the only misstep in the art in the entire miniseries. It's okay, though, Alan Scott's costume is damn hard to do justice to.
And that's The Golden Age. I hope people enjoyed it.
>>88573424
Thanks
>>88573424
Thanks!
>>88572954
>Black Canary
>Diana
Oyy
Do you think that DC's golden age superhero characters, like the Justice Society, should mix and interact with DC's war characters, like Sgt. Rock or G.I. Robot? Yes or no, and why?
>>88573692
Is the story set in WWII? If so, yes, if not, no.
>>88572434
Ye.
>>88570707
Is Jay wearing bellbottoms?
>>88573424
Kick ass.
>>88571483
Cool
>>88571186
And who was right in the end?
Pre-Crisis Earth 2 comics are my secret love
>>88579496
>secret
Be loud and proud, brother.
>JLA/JSA crossovers
>70's All-Star Comics
>All-Star Squadron
>Infinity Inc.
The JSA are the most legendary group of heroes to ever exist, and their adventures are must reading for any self-respecting /co/mrade.
>>88579496
Some OC from a while back that failed to catch on
>>88570707
Daily reminder that current DC is a fucking abomination with no soul.