Justice Society of America: Thy Kingdom Come #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection kicks off the 'Thy Kingdom Come' storyline, reuniting the classic Justice Society with the modern era as they confront the fallout of Alex Ross and Mark Waid's 'Kingdom Come' universe. Written by Geoff Johns and Alex Ross, with art by Dale Eaglesham and others, it collects issues #1-4 of the 2007 series, introducing a new generation of heroes while grappling with legacy and the return of Gog.
In "Indestructible," Nathan Heywood grapples with a terrifying transformation as Reichsmark's molten metal fuses with his body, granting him regenerating strength—enough to inspire the Justice Society of America to craft a suit echoing his grandfather's Steel legacy. As Superman seeks answers from Starman about the Legion's mysterious arrival and Thom's unexpected stay, Power Girl takes Nathan on a high-stakes mission to rescue hostages, culminating in his official christening as Citizen Steel. With Alex Ross's striking cover capturing the weight of legacy and power, this pivotal issue marks a defining moment in Nathan's journey.
In "Indestructible," Nathan Heywood grapples with a shocking transformation after Reichsmark’s molten metal fuses with his body, granting him regenerative powers that demand a new identity. With the JSA crafting a suit echoing his grandfather’s Steel legacy, Nathan steps into his role as Citizen Steel, testing his strength in a high-stakes mission to rescue hostages in New York. Meanwhile, Superman seeks answers from Starman about the Legion’s mysterious visit and Thom’s unexpected stay, while Nathan finds quiet closure in reuniting with the survivors of his family’s fateful picnic.
In "Bells & Whistles," Jesse Chambers—now Liberty Belle—grapples with the weight of her past when Damage, a man scarred by the very villain who killed her father, breaks free from his agreement and storms into Atlanta. Torn between the legacy of her father and the power she once rejected, she must reconnect with the Speed Force to stop Zoom and protect the city, even as the past threatens to consume her present.
In the prologue to *Justice Society of America: Thy Kingdom Come*, 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 otherworldly force he’d tried to control. As Starman attempts to contain it with a black hole, a figure from another universe—unmistakably a Superman—appears, drawn into their world.
In "Thy Kingdom Come: What a Wonderful World," the Justice Society of America grapples with the arrival of a Superman who claims to hail from Earth-22—a world where heroes once fought a grand battle Starman still remembers. As the JSA confronts the dissonance between this Superman’s past and their present, Mr. Terrific and Dr. Mid-Nite pursue the truth behind Goth’s murder, while Jay Garrick and Wally West attempt to harness the Cosmic Treadmill for cross-dimensional travel. Meanwhile, the JLA arrives in New York, drawn to the enigmatic Superman of Earth-22.
In "Thy Kingdom Come: The Second Coming," the Justice Society of America grapples with the arrival of a mysterious new Superman, while the Flashes detect a strange otherworldly presence. As the JSA encounters the enigmatic new Judomaster and a lonely Power Girl finds unexpected connection, a fresh Mr. America steps onto the scene—each moment unfolding in a world where identity and legacy are no longer certain.
In "Thy Kingdom Come: New Recruits," Wildcat puts Judomaster through his paces while the veteran members of the Justice Society of America scout out promising new talent. Meanwhile, the new Mr. America remains locked in his pursuit of the elusive Heartbreak Slayer.
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