All-Star Comics #21

In "The Man Who Relived His Life," the Justice Society of America is summoned to a hospital to help Joe Fitch, a man with a troubled past, after a botched experiment leaves him dying. With only an hour to spare, the JSA must use a time ray to alter Fitch’s criminal history—before it’s too late.

In "The Man Who Relived His Life, Chapter 3," Joe Fitch—once a sharpshooter in Pancho Villa’s ranks—finds himself haunted by a past he can’t quite remember, when a discovery in 1944 uncovers buried dynamite that never detonated, its explosive charge replaced with sand. The mystery of that long-ago sabotage, and the men who boasted about it, begins to unravel in the present, linking a forgotten act of defiance to a modern-day revelation.

In "The Man Who Relived His Life, Chapter 4," Joe, a veteran of the A.E.F. in France, grapples with haunting memories of the Horseshoe Saloon after a bombing shatters his mind, leaving him convinced he’s a coward—until Mid-Nite reignites his courage during a critical battle. Years later, in 1944, former Lt. Ed Jones, now confined to a wheelchair, suddenly feels the impossible: that he never truly was wounded, and with a surge of will, he stands again.

In "The Man Who Relived His Life, Chapter 6," Joe finds himself caught between loyalty and conscience when he joins Gus Gordon’s election board, only to uncover the politician’s shady dealings. As Johnny warns him of the dangers, Joe must decide whether to stand by his ideals—or face the consequences of his choices.