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JSA #19
Cover Date: February 2001
Cover Price: $2.50
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Cover Credits:
Pencils: Alan Davis
Inks: Mark Farmer
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Credits:
Story | David S. Goyer, Geoff Johns |
Pencils | Stephen Sadowski |
Inks | Michael Bair, Keith Champagne |
Lettering | Ken Lopez |
Colors | John Kalisz |
Color separations | Heroic Age |
Editing | Peter J. Tomasi |
Feature Character(s):
- JSA:
- Black Canary II
- Sand
- Doctor Mid-Nite II (last in issue #17)
- Flash I (last in issue #17)
- Sentinel (last in issue #17)
- Hawkgirl II (last in issue #17)
- Wildcat II (last in issue #17)
- Mister Terrific II (last in issue #17)
- Star-Spangled Kid II (last in issue #17)
- Doctor Fate IV
Supporting Character(s):
- Black Adam (last in issue #17)
Villain(s):
Guest Appearance(s):
- Spectre II
- J.J. Thunder (last in Titans Secret Files #2/4)
Other Character(s):
- The Fate-child's mother (see second Comment for issue #44)
Synopsis:
At the Rock of Eternity, Black Adam explains to Wildcat that he wants to help the JSA, as his villainous alter ego, Theo Adam, is not in control. He wants to try and contact the Spectre via the wizard Shazam, but the Spectre is already waiting for them. Elsewhere, Johnny Sorrow holds Sand captive as he gloats over the horrible victory he is experiencing as the influence of the King of tears extends into the 'real world'.
Meanwhile, Sentinel is rushed to hospital by his team-mates. And a tearful, desperate Black Canary revives Doctor Mid-Nite, who had not been killed outright by Sorrow's gaze due to (in his own words) his 'unique ocular condition'. A strangely changed and energized Flash also arrives on the scene, having defeated Rival by quite literally absorbing some of him. He has the idea of bringing J.J. Thunder onto the scene, seeing that the huge threat demands a power-house, and J.J. has one on tap in the form of his thunderbolt...or would if he knew how to handle him properly. The rest of the JSA arrive, making the King of Tears mad, but help is on hand when Wildcat and Black Adam arrive on the scene accompanied by the Spectre.
The Spectre goes up against the King of Tears, fully expecting to win, but is cut down immediately, and left as a gigantic skeleton.