JSA Omnibus #3

In "The Next Age, Chapter 1," Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman seek out Wildcat, Green Lantern, and Flash to revive the Justice Society of America as a training force for the next generation. As the trio debates who to bring in, new recruits emerge—Damage in a fresh suit, Cyclone, and a mysterious Starman—while Green Lantern and Flash reveal a surprising family connection to Wildcat. Just as the team begins to coalesce, Mr. America arrives with a chilling revelation, crashing into JSA headquarters with a secret of his own.

In "The Next Age, Chapter 2," the Justice Society faces a sudden disruption when Mr. America appears unannounced, just as a clash between the Fourth Reich and Hawkman cuts short a peaceful Heywood family picnic. Back at headquarters, Starman’s presence hints at a deeper link between the chaos unfolding across the country.

In "The Next Age, Chapter 3," the brutal assault on the Heywood family reunion leaves Nathan scarred and altered after a chilling encounter with Reichsmark. As Hawkman brings him to JSA headquarters, Sandman reveals the chilling ambitions of the Fourth Reich, while Tom Bronson begins to uncover a hidden truth that could shift everything.

In "The Next Age, Chapter 4," Vandal Savage confronts Wildcat and his son with a chilling revelation, forcing them to face a threat that tests their legacy. As the JSA fractures to defend Jesse’s mother and Courtney’s step-father and step-brother, the weight of duty and family hangs heavy in the air.

In "The Lightning Saga, Chapter One: Lightning Lad," the JSA and JLA unite for training exercises that quickly take a mysterious turn when Batman and Black Lightning uncover a shocking link: Starman, a new JSA recruit, is actually a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes—along with four other missing Legionnaires stranded in the present. With the stakes rising, Black Canary and Power Girl split the combined teams to track down the lost heroes before time and fate pull them apart.

In "The Lightning Saga, Chapter Two: Dreams and Fire," a fractured team of JSA and JLA heroes splits to confront two mysterious threats: one chasing a Legion flight ring to Arkham Asylum, where Dream Girl is trapped under Dr. Destiny’s influence, while the other races to Superman’s fortress, uncovering a duplicate signal and the enigmatic presence of Wildfire. The story weaves tension between psychic manipulation and hidden identities, with the heroes navigating a crisis that blurs reality and allegiance.

In "The Lightning Saga, Chapter Three: Suicide," the JSA and JLA split into two teams to track down missing Legionnaires across time and space—Wildcat, Vixen, Flash, and Green Lantern head to Gorilla City to find Timber Wolf, while Hawkman, Hawkgirl, Power Girl, and Red Arrow search Thanagar for Dawnstar. Back in the present, Black Canary and Mr. Terrific notice a strange pattern: each Legionnaire carries a 31st-century lightning rod, but their investigation stalls when the remaining six Legionnaires mysteriously convene to discuss their true purpose in the 21st century.

In "The Lightning Saga, Chapter Four: Three Worlds," Superman shares the Legion of Super-Heroes' urgent mission with the JSA and JLA, who race to Suicide Swamp to rescue the last missing Legionnaire trapped in a forgotten Secret Society outpost. There, a joint team of JSA and JLA heroes finds Triplicate Girl—only for the abandoned headquarters to awaken as Computo, killing one of her bodies in a sudden, shocking ambush. As the illusion collapses and Superman recognizes the eerie déjà vu, the Legion uses the chaos to vanish on their true objective, leaving the heroes to grapple with a battle that may not be real at all.

In "The Lightning Saga, Chapter Five: The Villain Is the Hero In His Own Story," the JSA and JLA watch in silence as the Legion of Super-Heroes carries out a desperate, unorthodox plan—raising lightning rods across the globe to channel a force beyond their understanding. When lightning strikes Karate Kid, the moment ignites a miracle: Wally West and his family are restored to life, their return leaving the heroes and villains alike questioning who truly serves justice.

In "Indestructible," Nathan Heywood grapples with the strange transformation after Reichsmark’s molten metal fuses with his body, granting him uncanny resilience and a new legacy. With the JSA crafting a suit echoing his grandfather’s Steel armor, he steps into a role as Citizen Steel while Power Girl takes him on a high-stakes mission to rescue hostages in New York. Meanwhile, Superman seeks answers from Starman about the Legion’s mysterious visit—and why Thom chose to remain behind.

In "Bells & Whistles," Jesse Chambers, now Liberty Belle, must confront the past when Damage—once a man broken by Zoom—breaks his pact with Georgia and storms into Atlanta seeking revenge. Drawn back to the Speed Force she long abandoned after her father’s death, she faces the haunting legacy of Zoom and the weight of her own choices, all while trying to protect a man whose pain mirrors her own.

In "Thy Kingdom Come, Prologue," the two Wildcats take on a charity fight to cover the cost of a fire engine they damaged, only to be pulled into a real emergency when a fire breaks out at a paint factory. There, the JSA discovers the body of Goth, a former Titan foe, slain by an unknown force he’d tried to control. Starman’s desperate attempt to contain it unleashes a black hole—and in its wake, a different Superman appears, stepping into their world.

In "Thy Kingdom Come, Chapter One: What a Wonderful World," the Justice Society of America grapples with the sudden arrival of a Superman who claims to hail from Earth-22—a world where heroes once fought a defining war. As Starman recalls that past battle, the new Superman begins to question the path this Earth has taken, while Mr. Terrific and Dr. Mid-Nite pursue leads in Goth’s murder, leading to the demise of the villain Chroma. Meanwhile, Jay Garrick seeks Wally West’s aid in harnessing the Cosmic Treadmill for interdimensional travel, and in New York, the JLA arrives to confront the Superman of Earth-22.

In "Thy Kingdom Come, Chapter Three: New Recruits," the Justice Society's veterans put new recruits to the test as Wildcat pushes Judomaster to his limits, while the newly appointed Mr. America stays one step ahead of the elusive Heartbreak Slayer. The story follows the JSA's efforts to mentor the next generation, all while shadows from the past linger in the city’s streets.

In "Thy Kingdom Come, Chapter Four: Supermen," the Superman of Earth-22 arrives at the JSA's brownstone, seeking answers about Gog from the JSA's own Superman—drawn into a mystery that spans realities and blurs the line between god and man. As Mr. America recounts the chilling case of the Heartbreak Slayer, the two Supermen confront the unsettling possibility that their worlds' versions of Gog may be more connected than they ever imagined.

In "Thy Kingdom Come, Chapter Five: Gog," the entire Justice Society of America convenes to confront the threat of Gog—only for the enigmatic villain to crash their meeting. What follows is a chaotic clash that sends the heroes scattering through the city, culminating in a desperate stand between Green Lantern and Obsidian as Gog’s power looms over them.

In the heart of Africa, the JSA confronts the enigmatic Gog, a being whose arrival brings both revelation and unease. As Gog speaks of his origins and purpose, his attention turns to the suffering of the villagers and the fractured spirit of Damage. Meanwhile, beneath ancient stone, Black Adam stirs from his long slumber.

In "One World, Under Gog, Part 2: Wish Fulfillment," Gog’s journey across the continent brings unexpected miracles—restoring sight to Dr. Mid-Nite, healing Sandman’s sleeplessness, reclaiming Starman’s mind, and sending Power Girl home—until a distant war calls forth a darker purpose. The story unfolds as Gog’s power shifts from healing to a more absolute, unsettling resolve.

In "Earth 2, Chapter One: Golden Age," the Huntress observes the sudden return of Power Girl to a world where the Justice Society of America has merged with Infinity, Inc. to form Justice Society Infinity. Power Girl arrives bearing the weight of a lost timeline, claiming she’s returned from a parallel Earth where she witnessed the tragic deaths of Superman and Lois Lane—figures the JSI once believed she had abandoned years before.

In "Earth 2, Chapter Two: The Hunted," Power Girl finds herself on the run after a brutal clash with her parallel world’s counterpart, a version of herself who leads the Justice Society International. With the JSA’s Power Girl now hiding and her doppelgänger hunting her down, the stakes rise as loyalties blur and the line between hero and threat grows dangerously thin.

In "One World, Under Gog, Part 3: War Lords," the Justice Society grapples with the cost of their mission as Gog's brutal tactics in Africa strain their ideals—only for Lance to fall in battle, only to be reborn as the vengeful Magog. Meanwhile, Power Girl reaches out to a trusted ally in a moment of quiet desperation.

In "One World, Under Gog, Part 4: Out of Place," the JSA fractures as internal conflict erupts over Magog’s crusade, splitting the team in two. When Magog sends dissenters back to headquarters, their return is abruptly interrupted by the shocking arrival of Power Girl—and the Earth-2 Justice Society Infinity, hot on her heels.

In "Earth Bound," the JSA Infinity's sudden arrival on Earth-2 sets off a chain of revelations when they seize Power Girl, prompting the original JSA to pursue them across the multiverse. With Earth-2's Power Girl convinced her missing cousin holds the key to the mystery, only Starman possesses the knowledge to unravel the truth behind his teammate’s place in the multiverse’s tangled history.

In "Kingdom Come Special: Superman," Jo finds herself drawn into a quiet reckoning as Superman opens up about the weight of his past. When a mention of The Book of Revelation stirs something deep, he seeks out Norman McCay, only to be sidetracked by a familiar explosion at the Daily Planet. Later, Lois Lane confronts him with a simple, piercing question: when was he last Clark? His answer—“I haven’t been Clark since that day”—hangs in the air like a promise unkept.

In "The Kingdom," as Gog halts his campaign for a single day, Damage returns to New York, spreading fervor for his cause. Stargirl, determined to wake him from his delusion, enlists Atom-Smasher to confront him, but Damage remains unshaken in his belief. Meanwhile, Sandman uncovers a chilling truth: Gog’s actions may be far more dangerous than anyone realized.

In "One World, Under Gog, Part 6: Saints and Sinners," the full might of the JSA confronts the fanatical followers of Gog, revealing the dire truth: if the god remains on Earth even one more day, he will bond with the planet, dooming it should he ever depart. As the heroes unite to force Gog’s departure, the enraged deity strips them of the very blessings he once granted, leaving their power—and their fate—in the balance.

In "One World, Under Gog, Part 7: Thy Will Be Done," Superman confronts the god Gog with the help of Starman, ultimately severing his head and binding him to the Source Wall. With the threat contained, Superman asks Starman to return him to his own world—just as he was taken—so he can fulfill a destiny left unfinished. As the JSA regroups, Superman prepares to face what awaits him on his home Earth.

In "Between a Rock and a Hard Place, Part One: The Power of Shazam," Black Adam and Isis team up after he rescues her from Felix Faust, setting off a chain of events that leads them to confront Shazam and seize his power. With Billy Batson left powerless in Fawcett City, he calls upon the JSA for help, while Black Adam and Isis begin assembling an unexpected ally.

In "Black Adam & Isis, Part Two: Family Ties," Billy Batson and the JSA race through the subway to reach the hidden entrance to the Rock of Eternity, only to face a furious Isis who throws Billy into the void—just as Flash dives in to save him. As Billy and Stargirl fight their way to the throne room, they’re confronted by the still-corrupted Mary Marvel, while Flash, adrift across dimensions, stumbles upon a figure who might hold the key to both her and Billy’s past: their father.

In "Black Adam & Isis, Part Three: Family Feuds," the escalating clash between Black Adam and Isis intensifies as it shifts to Kahndaq, drawing in Mary Marvel, Billy Batson, and the JSA. With power shifting and alliances tested, the arrival of the spirit of Shazam and the Flash brings unexpected turns, as the fate of key figures hangs in the balance. As the dust settles, a new presence emerges in Kahndaq, cloaked in mystery and lightning.

Jo and the rest of the JSA rally to celebrate Stargirl’s birthday and her long-awaited brace removal, but even the most well-meaning plans can unravel in the most unexpected ways.

In "Ghost in the Darkness," Obsidian's desperate shield traps Wildcat, Green Lantern, Flash, and Liberty Belle inside the JSA brownstone as a mysterious presence stirs beyond its walls. When Stargirl tries to help a fallen man outside, she's overtaken by an otherworldly force that turns her against her teammates—only to be swept away with the others into a harrowing moment in history, as the JSA is thrust into Hiroshima moments before the atomic bomb falls. With the team scattered and the Spectre now appearing, the remaining members must confront a mystery that defies time and memory.

In "Phantom Menace," the Spectre leads a desperate mission to rescue the captured JSA members, summoning Atom-Smasher, Power Girl, Judomaster, and Damage to confront the malevolent force behind their capture. As the Spectre unravels the dark influence binding Kung to the souls he’s claimed, the team must hold fast while the spectral enforcer delivers a final reckoning—only for the Spectre to return to the JSA brownstone, where the true threat may still be unfolding.