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Last Updated - 20th April, 2003

--> Here's the JSA stuff coming out in July 2003:
JSA #50
Written by Goyer and Johns; art by Kirk and Champagne; wraparound cover by Carlos Pacheco and Jesús Meriño.
"The giant-sized climactic chapter of "Princes of Darkness!" Mordru and Obsidian continue their reign of darkness over the world, threatening to destroy it. But the JSA has allies that will help turn the tide of this war! The final battle between Sentinel and Obsidian — father and son — concludes. Plus, Power Girl makes a shocking discovery, and a member of the JSA makes the ultimate sacrifice!" (56 pgs, $3.95)
JSA: All-Stars #3
Written by David S. Goyer, Geoff Johns and Darwyn Cooke; art by Barry Kitson and Cooke; cover by John Cassaday and Mark Lewis.
"The landmark miniseries continues! In the 16-page lead story, travel to Salem, Massachusetts — home to legends both good and evil, including Hector Hall, this generation's Doctor Fate! The DC Universe's ultimate sorcerer takes center stage as he confronts the one power of Fate he's been trying to ignore. Plus, a back-up tale of the Golden Age Doctor Fate, Kent Nelson, written and illustrated by Darwyn Cooke."
Hawkman #17
Written by Geoff Johns; art by Rags Morales and Michael Bair; painted cover by John Watson.
The conclusion to the 3-part story "The Thanagarian," guest-starring Animal Man! Hawkwoman has finally tracked down the final fate of her ex-partner, and what it means to the world of the Animal Avatars. But an unexpected tag-along will send Shayera's life in an entirely new direction!
COVERS COMING SOON - HAPPY EASTER EVERYONE!

--> Check out the first four pages of JSA #47, due next week, at Pop Culture Shock. There aren't any real spoilers, provided you've read #46. And it's good to see Dr Mid-Nite getting a bit more focus, finally.

--> View pages 5-8 of JSA All-Stars #1 at Comics Continuum. And for news on the return of STARMAN and info on JSA: The Unholy Three, check out the Tony Harris interview at Comicon's PULSE.

--> Take a look at the coloured cover to the upcoming JSA: Fair Play TPB!

--> Here's the JSA stuff coming out in June 2003!:
--> JSA #49 -- COVER
Written by Goyer and Johns; art by Kirk and Champagne; cover by Carlos Pacheco and Jesús Meriño.
""Princes of Darkness" builds to a fever pitch with Part 4 of 5. The JSA call in the reserves to help take on the dark forces that are plaguing the world, from Obsidian's shadow-army to the fanatics of Kobra. Meanwhile, Dove, Power Girl and Hawkgirl venture out in search of the one lost soul who can stop Mordru, while Wildcat and Hourman make a daring attack on Eclipso."
JSA: All-Stars #2 -- COVER
Written by David S. Goyer, Geoff Johns and Jeph Loeb; art by Phil Winslade and Tim Sale; cover by John Cassaday.
"Featuring a solo Hawkgirl adventure plus a Golden Age Hawkman tale by Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale. Hawkgirl takes flight to meet her grandfather, the adventurer known as Speed Saunders. And although she'll have a helluva time getting him out of his current situation, it's Kendra's past that will take the biggest toll on her, as we learn the one thing she won't share with Hawkman - or the rest of the JSA. And in the backup, the all-star team of Loeb and Sale take on the Golden Age Hawkman."
Hawkman #16 -- COVER
Written by Geoff Johns; art by Rags Morales and Michael Bair; painted cover by John Watson.
A fresh look at the Hawks' past begins with Part 1 of the 3-part story arc "The Thanagarian!" Shayera Thal, the space cop from Thanagar once known as Hawkwoman, ventures to St. Roch to discover the truth about her former partner. But Hawkgirl isn't exactly happy to see her…or to learn about the customary Thanagarian greeting. Plus, Hawkman reveals how he copes with loss from life to life. A great place for new readers to jump on board.
For the rest of DC's comics in June, including Wildcat appearing in Catwoman, and HAwkman & Eclipso's origins, check out Comics Continuum.

--> For the latest news on the upcoming STARMAN TV series, visit Knights Past. It's an interesting little website, updated with recent information on the Starman television project. From the information at the top, it's good to see the writers are keeping true to the original masterpiece by James Robinson and Tony Harris.

--> Visit Comic Book Resources for an interesting interview with JSA penciller, Leonard Kirk. Don't forget to check out the two excellent b&w pictures, also.

-->Here's two interesting JSA articles; firstly, an interview with Geoff Johns, mostly regarding JSA: All Stars & the team's near future; and secondly, an article examining the worth and pricing of JSA/JLA: Virtue & Vice. Both articles courtesy of Comicon's Pulse.

--> Check out the interesting David Goyer interview at CBR's Comic Wire. Some curious stuff said about upcoming storylines and the unfortunate departure of David Goyer. And don't forget to check out the preview pages, as both have something of interest to read, without giving away any real spoilers.

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