JSA #72

Jun 2005 · DC · 2.50 USD; 3.50 CAD

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“JSA / JSA [Conclusion]”

An enormous hourglass dominates Alex Ross's painted cover for JSA #72, its glass chambers filled with rushing scenes of a locomotive, a costumed figure bearing a bold "D," and the sprawling chaos of eras colliding — a fittingly time-soaked image for a conclusion. Surrounding the hourglass, a full roster of JSA members crowds the frame: a winged Hawkgirl, a masked Green Lantern, Power Girl, a wide-eyed Stargirl, and several others whose expressions range from determination to barely concealed alarm. Geoff Johns, Don Kramer, and Keith Champagne bring this two-part story to its close in 2005, and Ross's cover sets the stakes beautifully.

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writer Geoff Johns · artist Don Kramer · inker Keith Champagne · colorist John Kalisz · letterer Pat Brosseau · cover Alex Ross

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writer Geoff Johns

artist Don Kramer

inker Keith Champagne

colorist John Kalisz

letterer Pat Brosseau

cover pencils, inks Alex Ross

Full plot ⚠ may contain spoilers

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Per Degaton arrives in 1951 to kill the president and the JSA, but the JSA is augmented with it's future version, thanks to Rip Hunter, and therefore have the tools and knowledge to stop him.

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