Cover: Felipe Massafera

Justice Society of America #50

Jun 2011 · DC · 4.99 USD

📊 ~32,251 copies sold its debut month

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In "Episode One: Cornerstone," the Justice Society of America faces a chilling twist as Dr. Fate returns injured and without his signature lightning, just as Jay Garrick prepares to take office as Mayor of Monument Point. When Per Degaton suddenly appears at JSA headquarters with ominous new powers and a disturbing message—targeting the team not for past actions, but for future ones—the stakes shift in ways no one expected. Jesse Quick moves fast to secure the villain, but not before Degaton cryptically hints that her own choices may shape the world’s fate. Written by Marc Guggenheim and illustrated by Tom Derenick, with colors by Mike Atiyeh and letters by Rob Leigh, this pivotal issue features a striking cover by Felipe Massafera.

Contains 4 stories

Episode One: Cornerstone

10 pp · Superhero

In "Episode One: Cornerstone," the legacy of the Justice Society of America casts a long shadow over the modern superhero landscape, revealing how the ideals and struggles of the Golden Age continue to shape today’s heroes—though not always in the ways one might expect.

Episode Two: Infinitum

6 pp · Superhero

Professor Zodiak

Episode Three: Truth & Justice

10 pp · Superhero

Congressman Eagin

Episode Four: Inaugural

20 pp · Superhero

Dennis HoganSenator EaginMichele

In "Episode Four: Inaugural," the day Jay Garrick is set to become Mayor of Monument Point takes a dramatic turn when the injured Dr. Fate returns—without his signature lightning. As the ceremony unfolds, Per Degaton arrives at JSA headquarters with unsettling new powers and a chilling message: he bears a grudge not for past deeds, but for futures yet to come. Jesse Quick moves fast to contain him, but not before Degaton delivers a cryptic warning about her role in shaping what’s to come.