Justice Society of America: Monument Point #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the final story arc of the 2007-2011 JSA series, following the team as they face the aftermath of their battle with the villainous Gog. With the Justice Society fractured and its members scattered, a new threat emerges from the shadows of Monument Point, forcing heroes like Mr. Terrific, Stargirl, and Wildcat to reunite and confront a conspiracy that could destroy everything they've built. The volume collects issues #39-44 of the series, written by Marc Guggenheim with art by various artists including Jerry Ordway and Jesús Merino.
In "Episode One: Cornerstone," the Justice Society of America faces a mystery that stretches beyond time itself as Jay Garrick prepares to take office as Mayor of Monument Point. When Dr. Fate returns wounded and without his usual power, the JSA is thrown into turmoil—especially when Per Degaton appears at their headquarters, claiming to know their future sins and wielding unsettling new abilities. With Jesse Quick holding him captive, the villain's cryptic warning lingers: the fate of the world may rest on her shoulders. Written by Marc Guggenheim and illustrated by Tom Derenick, with colors by Mike Atiyeh and letters by Rob Leigh, the cover by Felipe Massafera captures the tension of a society on the brink.
In "Episode One: Cornerstone," the legacy of the Golden Age's Justice Society of America casts a long shadow over the modern superhero landscape, shaping the ideals and struggles of today's heroes. Set in the quiet town of Monument Point, the story quietly explores how the past continues to define the present, one legacy at a time.
In "Episode Four: Inaugural," the day Jay Garrick is set to take office as Mayor of Monument Point takes a sudden turn when the injured Dr. Fate returns—without his lightning. As the ceremony unfolds, Per Degaton emerges at JSA headquarters, wielding unsettling new powers and a chilling prophecy: he bears a grudge not for past deeds, but for futures yet to come. Though Jesse Quick swiftly secures him in a holding cell, Degaton’s final words linger—hinting that it’s she who will shape the world’s fate.
In "The Secret History of Monument Point, Chapter One: Weird Worlds," Dr. Mid-Nite labors to mend Lightning’s shattered body while Dr. Fate leads a mission into a dangerous dimension to recover her lost soul—aided by the enigmatic Ri. As Lightning is slowly restored, Dennis Hogan stands on the edge of a long-held secret, ready to unveil the truth about Monument Point to Jay Garrick.
In "The Secret History of Monument Point, Chapter Two: Weird Mystery Tales," Mr. Terrific follows a cryptic lead from Dr. Chaos that quickly collapses into silence, forcing him to piece together the truth from nothing. As The Flash rallies a team of specialists to probe the mysteries beneath Monument Point, the past and present begin to blur in ways no one expected.
In "The Secret History of Monument Point, Chapter Three: Strange Adventures," Scythe unveils the truth behind the tomb beneath Monument Point, revealing it was built to imprison an ancient god—meant to be unleashed by Scythe’s own powers. When Jesse Quick, impulsive and driven by instinct, acts without thought, she sets the god free, plunging the team into a crisis they never saw coming.
In "The Secret History of Monument Point, Chapter Four: Crisis," the Justice Society of America faces a dire threat as D'arken, a being fed by the very power of heroes, grows stronger with every attempt to stop him. With the fate of Monument Point hanging in the balance, the JSA must turn to the Starheart’s ancient magic—knowing that wielding it may demand a sacrifice no hero is ready to make.
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