JSA: The Golden Age - The Deluxe Edition #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Book One" from JSA: The Golden Age – The Deluxe Edition (2017) kicks off with a gripping return to the post-war era, where Tex Thompson, back from Europe and eyeing a political future, sets out to recruit a new hero to counter the rising Soviet threat. With Al Pratt ruled out, Thompson turns to the reclusive former Dan the Dyna-Mite, while Paul Kirk, returning from abroad tormented by his past, finds himself in the shadows—both hunted and haunted. Written by James Robinson and illustrated with rich detail by Paul Smith, whose inks and colors bring the era to life, this deluxe edition captures the weight of legacy and the quiet tension of a world on the brink. The cover, also by Smith, perfectly encapsulates the mood of this pivotal chapter.
In the aftermath of the war, Tex Thompson returns from Europe with a vision: to forge a new hero to face the rising Soviet threat, bypassing the reluctant Al Pratt to recruit the reclusive former Dan the Dyna-Mite. Meanwhile, Paul Kirk, returned from abroad and tormented by visions, finds himself on the run—haunted not by enemies, but by the past he can’t outrun.
In "Book Two" of JSA: The Golden Age – The Deluxe Edition, Tex Thompson reshapes Daniel Dunbar into the new Dynaman and unveils him to the public, while former Tigress Paula Brooks answers the call to join his crusade. Meanwhile, Bob Daley crosses paths with Paul Kirk, stepping in to save him from yet another deadly ambush.
In "Book Three" from JSA: The Golden Age - The Deluxe Edition, Jo and her allies race to piece together a shocking truth hidden in Tex Thompson’s diary, uncovering a secret that links the Ultra-Humanite to a body double. As doubts swirl and old alliances strain, the revelation forces a reluctant Johnny Chambers to confront the past — and the team must decide how far they’ll go to stop a mind that never truly died.
In "Book Four" of JSA: The Golden Age – The Deluxe Edition, secrets from the past erupt at a high-stakes gathering of heroes in Washington, where long-buried truths about Tex Thompson and Dynaman threaten to unravel everything. When Miss America drops a bombshell accusation, revealing Thompson as the Ultra-Humanite, chaos erupts—only for Hourman to deliver an even more shocking revelation: Dynaman is actually Adolf Hitler. With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, the heroes must rally around an unexpected ally to face a threat unlike any they’ve known.
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