JSA All Stars #[nn]

In "Legacy," the JSA faces a chilling twist when their longtime enemies, the Injustice Society, launch a surprise attack during a prisoner transport—only to be overwhelmed by the full force of the JSA itself. But when the villains suddenly abduct the four original JSA members under the command of a mysterious new leader calling himself Legacy, the remaining heroes are left reeling. A visit from the Spectre warns them that their pasts may be their greatest vulnerability, but the truth behind his presence is far more dangerous than they could have imagined.

In "Challenging Fate," Hector confronts the limits of his power when Nabu grants him a vision of his own future—only to reject the idea that his destiny is already written. The story explores the tension between foresight and free will, as Hector grapples with the unsettling truth of what he sees.

In "A Star Is Born," Courtney faces the complicated truth of her past when she and Pat journey to Atlantic City to confront her biological father, Sam Kurtis—only to discover he’s working with the Royal Flush Gang. As the past comes crashing into the present, Courtney must decide what kind of future she wants, free from the shadow of a man she never knew.

In "Starman, FBI Agent," the hero finds himself caught between two versions of the same agency when he's recruited by a group posing as FBI agents to track down the criminal Carmichael "Melter" Manning—unaware that he's already working with the real FBI, and that the case is far more tangled than it appears.

In a tense wartime training exercise, Hourman intervenes to stop a soldier from murdering his commanding officer—stopping what seems like a tragic accident, but one that will ripple far beyond the battlefield. The moment reshapes destinies in ways neither man could foresee.

In "Fair Enough," Michael confronts Director Bones after discovering the DEO has been tracking him, leading to a revelation that forces him to reckon with past burdens. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, exploring how truth and accountability can offer unexpected peace.

In "And Justice for All," the Justice Society of America reunites after their individual trials, only to face a chilling test when the Spectre returns—prompting Nabu to convince Hector that the visitor is an imposter. As the team grapples with their pasts, a shocking revelation unfolds when Legacy exposes himself as the true villain, drawing power from their emotional turmoil before the real Spectre, restored through Hawkgirl’s use of the Helm of Nabu, turns that energy against him.