Black Adam - The Justice Society Files: Cyclone #1

Oct 2022 · DC · 5.99 USD

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In "Freaks and Heroes," Maxine Hunkel—still wrestling with self-doubt despite her own powers—steps up when danger strikes, earning a rare offer from Hawkman to join the Justice Society. Written by Cavan Scott and brought to life by Maria Laura Sanapo’s dynamic art and Arif Prianto’s vivid colors, this issue captures a heartfelt moment of growth and heroism, all under Kaare Andrews’ striking cover.

Contains 3 stories

Freaks and Heroes

30 pp · Superhero

Cyclone [Maxine Hunkel]Hawkman [Carter Hall]Maxine's motherMaxine's grandmotherMr. CoatesDetective KingDetective RojahElijah

In "Freaks and Heroes," Maxine Hunkel—still wrestling with self-doubt despite her growing powers—steps up when danger strikes, earning the respect of Hawkman. Though offered a place in the legendary Justice Society, she hesitates, unsure she’s truly a hero in their league.

Lost & Found Chapter 2 of 4

10 pp · Superhero

HurutAdrianna TomazProfessor HassanIntergang operatives

In "Lost & Found," part of Black Adam: The Justice Society Files: Cyclone #1, Arianna returns to Kahndaq with the artifact she now carries, seeking answers about its origins—only to find Intergang still hunting her, determined to claim it at any cost.

The Endless Line

3 pp

Neal AdamsDeadman [Boston Brand]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Robin [Dick Grayson]Ra's Al GhulTalia Al GhulGreen Lantern [John Stewart]Black Canary [Dinah Lance]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]Superman [Clark KentKal-El]Man-Bat [Kirk Langstrom]The JokerThe SpectrePhantom StrangerEnemy Ace [Hans Von Hammer]The Flash [Barry Allen]Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzz]Sgt. Rock

In "The Endless Line," Neal Adams reflects on the power of imagination and innovation, drawing from his own legacy as a creator whose work shaped the landscape of comics. The story quietly captures a moment where the characters he helped bring to life—each distinct in their own right—gather in silent tribute, a poignant nod to the lasting impact of a singular vision.