Issue | #30 |
Published | October 2009 |
Cover Price | 2.99 USD |
Pages | 36 |
Editing | Mike Carlin (Editor); Rachel Gluckstern (Associate Editor) |
Characters | Dr. Fate [Kent V. Nelson]; Global Ultra Society of Dread [Blue Moon; Dr. Polaris; Tiger Moth; Eclipso; Major Force] |
Genre | Superhero |
Pencils | Jesus Merino (signed) |
Inks | Jesus Merino (signed) |
Colors | Allen Passalaqua (signed) |
Characters | Justice Society of America [Stargirl; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Hourman [Rick Tyler]; Power Girl; Dr. Mid-Nite [Pieter Cross]; Damage; Wildcat [Tommy Bronson]; Wildcat [Ted Grant]; Cyclone; Lightning [Jennifer Pierce]; Mr. America [Jeffrey Graves]; Magog [David Reid]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Liberty Belle [Jesse Chambers]; Citizen Steel; Kid Carnevil [as All-American Kid [Billy Armstrong]]; King Chimera; Judomaster [Sonia Sato]; Dr. Fate [Kent V. Nelson]; Mr. Terrific [Michael Holt]]; Global Ultra Society of Dread [Tapeworm; Major Force; Wild Huntsman; Blue Moon; Da Bomb; Tiger Moth; Dr. Polaris; Blackbriar Thorn; Mammoth; Atomic Skull; Arrakhat; Junkyard Dog; Eclipso; Girder; Killshot; Dogpound [Devil Dog; Anubis]; Madmen] |
Synopsis | While Stargirl keeps the villains away from her fallen teammates, Flash brings Dr. Fate to the scene. The arrival of the mystic and the revival of the fallen JSAers sends the villains scattering, leaving the JSAers to debate whether they should pursue or return to headquarters to find out why Mr. Terrific isn't responding. As half of the team tracks down the villains, the rest discover Mr. Terrific severely wounded back at the Brownstone. When the entire team regroups, the debate picks up again with Magog squaring off against Wildcat. |
Genre | Superhero |
Script | Matthew Sturges; Bill Willingham |
Pencils | Jesus Merino |
Inks | Jesus Merino |
Colors | Allen Passalaqua |
Letters | Rob Leigh |