JSA All-Stars #8
In "Everything Old Is New Again, Glory Days Part One," the JSA All-Stars hit the trail with Liberty Belle and Icicle, only to be pulled off course by a mysterious figure—Boris Hayes, the man behind Peter Blue, who claims he needs the tachophyxl to save his life. As Hayes recounts his past, Hourman is struck by a sudden vision that leaves him collapsing, setting up a moment of tension that lingers long after the page turns. Written by Jen Van Meter and illustrated by Travis Moore, with inks by Dan Green and colors by Allen Passalaqua, this issue features a striking cover by Freddie Williams II.
In "Everything Old Is New Again, Glory Days Part One," Hourman leads a small team to Los Angeles for a training exercise that quickly turns grim when they stumble upon a Paradoran cult massacre. As one group investigates the aftermath, the rest of the JSA is met with unexpected hostility on Parador, where old wounds and forgotten threats begin to surface.
In "The Inheritance, Part Seven: Miraclo Under Rue 34!", Hourman, Liberty Belle, and Icicle are pulled from their mission when a sudden detour leads them to meet Boris Hayes—whose shocking connection to Peter Blue forces them to confront a mystery tied to a powerful relic. As Hayes reveals his desperate need for the tachophyxl to save his life, Hourman is struck by a vision that leaves him collapsing mid-conversation, deepening the mystery of what’s truly at stake.
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Reprinted in JSA All-Stars: Glory Days #[nn] (2011)
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