Sand

Sanderson Hawkins, the former ward and sidekick of the original Sandman, Wesley Dodds, Sand stepped out of his mentor's shadow to become a founding member of the modern Justice Society of America, carrying on the legacy of the golden-age hero.

Stepping out of the legacy-rich pages of DC's Justice Society revival, Sand made their debut in JSA #5 in 1999 — a Modern Age arrival shaped by the creative vision of James Robinson, David Goyer, and Derec Aucoin. Over roughly two decades, this character carved out a place in one of DC's most storied corners, sharing adventures with luminaries like Green Lantern, The Flash, Hourman, and Courtney Whitmore across celebrated runs including JSA and the landmark JLA / JSA: Virtue and Vice. With at least one key collector issue to their name and a presence sustained through Geoff Johns' acclaimed JSA tenure, Sand is a rewarding discovery for any fan who loves the deep bench of DC's heroic legacy — proof that the Society's world is full of figures well worth seeking out.