JSA Omnibus #1

In "Time's Keeper," Hourman finds himself caught in a dangerous game when a spy ring uses him to summon the supernatural threat Stalker. After escaping to warn the JSA, he’s forced to create seven disciples to buy time—each a temporary guardian meant to hold back the tide. The story unfolds with tense urgency, as the heroes race to respond before the disciples falter and Stalker strikes again.

In "Fair Play," The Flash and Mister Terrific race against time to save lives during the bombing of Dresden in World War II, facing a deadly foe who can absorb explosions and turn them back on their attackers. The stakes are high as they confront a terrifying enemy with powers that twist destruction into a weapon.

In "No More Tomorrows," the Justice Society of America confronts a rogue operative of The Seven in a hidden German installation, racing to stop a devastating attack on Africa. With the fate of a continent hanging in the balance, the heroes face a chilling choice as they dismantle the threat—only to uncover something far more unsettling beneath the surface.

In "Gathering Storms," Mordru's relentless hunt for the next Fate drives him to target magic-wielders tied to Fate's legacy, culminating in the tragic death of the Sandman. As his mentor falls, young Sandy Hawkins receives a haunting vision in a dream—bearing the burden of a legacy he never asked for. Now, haunted by that final message, Sandy steps into the role of Sand, determined to rebuild the JSA from the echoes of the past.

In "Justice Be Done," the reformed Justice Society of America races to find the next Dr. Fate after a series of brutal killings targeting magic-wielders tied to Fate's legacy. With Mordru absorbing the powers of the fallen and hunting the new heir, the team follows a cryptic dream message from Sand, passed down from his late mentor, the Sandman.

In "Injustice Be Done, Part 1: Divide and Conquer," the JSA is locked in a fierce battle against the Injustice Society, but their focus shifts when Johnny Sorrow turns his attention to Louis Sendak—once the Scarab—whose connection to the mystical King of Tears could unravel reality itself.

After the JSA defeats the Injustice Society, Sand, Dr. Mid-Nite, and Black Canary pursue Johnny Sorrow to prevent him from unleashing the King of Tears upon their world. With time running out and the stakes higher than ever, the trio must confront a threat that preys on sorrow itself.

In "Injustice Be Done, Part 4: Into the Labyrinth," Wildcat, Black Adam, and the new Spectre return to Earth only to find Manhattan under siege by the King of Tears—a being whose power seems to defy even the Spectre’s divine might. As ancient forces collide and the city teeters on the edge of chaos, the trio must confront a threat that tests the limits of their strength and resolve.

In "Injustice Be Done, Part 5: Godspeed," the Spectre confronts the King of Tears with grim resolve, only to realize his power falls short. Dr. Mid-Nite and Mr. Terrific devise a daring plan: channel Black Adam’s speed into the Flash, enabling a strike at the speed of light. As the JSA regroups, the Flash finds himself suddenly transported to ancient Egypt, face to face with figures from a forgotten past.

In "Guardian Angels," Hawkgirl confronts a startling revelation from the celestial being Zauriel as the JSA grapples with the aftermath of the Injustice Society’s assault and the King of Tears’ tragedy. Meanwhile, in ancient Egypt, Prince Khufu shares a mysterious discovery with the Flash, hinting at a legacy far older than either man could have imagined.

In a story that weaves past and present, the JSA grapples with the revelation that Hawkgirl’s body now holds the spirit of Shiera Sanders Hall—while Flash uncovers the ancient origins of Nth metal, tracing a Thanagarian ship’s crash in Egypt. Armed with Teth-Adam’s speed, Flash races back to the present, clutching the claw of Horus, just as Hawkgirl vanishes into the skies toward Thanagar.

In "The Return of Hawkman, Part 1: Ascension," Hawkgirl confronts the oppressive rule of Onimar Synn on Thanagar, uncovering a resistance movement that sees her as the key to awakening Hawkman. As the JSA arrives on the alien world, the long-lost hero rises from the Well of Spirits, drawn back to the woman who has always been his destiny.

In "The Return of Hawkman, Part 2: Icarus Fell," the JSA faces a brutal trial when Onimar Synn's forces overwhelm them, leaving the team scattered and captured. With the fate of the heroes hanging in the balance, Hawkman and Hawkgirl are cast from the sky above the floating city of Thalrassa—falling into the unknown below.

In "Seven Devils," Hawkman and Hawkgirl fight to survive execution, then rally the JSA to confront the escalating threat of Onimar Synn. With the villain now wielding the full power of Nth metal—including the Claw of Horus—the team must find a way to counter a foe who's grown beyond their reach. Only through a desperate union of spirit and will can they reclaim the Claw and turn the tide.

When the JLA and JSA gather for their first annual Thanksgiving celebration, camaraderie quickly gives way to chaos as the ancient schemers Despero and Johnny Sorrow exploit old wounds to drive the heroes apart. With trust fraying and alliances tested, the team must confront not just outside threats, but the shadows of their own pasts.

In "Legacy," the JSA faces a chilling twist when their longtime enemies, the Injustice Society, launch a surprise attack during a prison transfer—only to be overwhelmed by the full force of the heroic team. But when the villains suddenly abduct the four original JSA members under the command of a mysterious new leader known as Legacy, the remaining heroes are left reeling. A visit from the Spectre brings a dire warning about emotional vulnerabilities, but the truth behind the spectral figure's identity is far more unsettling—and the real Spectre may be the one imprisoned all along.

In "Challenging Fate," Hector confronts the limits of his power when Nabu reveals a vision of his own inevitable end—yet he refuses to accept that his fate is already written. The story explores the tension between destiny and free will, as Hector grapples with the weight of foresight and the illusion of control.

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 collides with the present, Courtney must decide what kind of future she wants, free from the shadow of a father she never knew.

In a tense wartime training exercise, Hourman steps in to stop a soldier from assassinating his commanding officer—only to unknowingly alter the course of history. The ripple of that moment echoes through time, setting in motion a chain of events far greater than anyone could foresee.

In "Fair Enough," Michael faces the unsettling truth that the DEO has been tracking him, leading to a tense confrontation with Director Bones. What he learns doesn’t just challenge his past—it offers a chance to finally lay his demons to rest.

In "The Strange Case of Mr. Terrific and Doctor Nil," Ned Sloane grapples with the weight of his brother Terry’s legacy—until a mysterious man claims Terry is responsible for every misfortune in his life, forcing Ned to confront the truth he’s been avoiding: his greatest obstacle has always been himself.

In "And Justice for All," the Justice Society of America reunites after their individual trials, only to face a shocking deception when the Spectre returns—prompting Nabu to convince Hector that the visitor is an imposter. As the real Spectre is revealed and the team's emotional turmoil is exploited, the truth unravels in a clash of legacy, power, and redemption.