Unofficial New Golden Age Index

NEW GOLDEN AGE #1

Cover Date: January 2023
Cover Price: $4.99
Publication Date: 2022-11-08

Cover Credits:
Art: Mikel Janín (signed)
Colors: Mikel Janín

Story: "The New Golden Age" (36 Pages)

Credits:

Story	Geoff Johns
Art	Diego Olortegui, J.P. Mayer, Scott Hanna, Jerry Ordway, Steve Lieber, Todd Nauck, Scott Kolins, Viktor Bogdanovic, Brandon Peterson, Gary Frank
Lettering	Rob Leigh
Colors	Nick Filardi, John Kalisz, Matt Herms, Jordan Boyd, Brad Anderson
Associate editing	Marquis Draper
Editing	Andrew Marino

Feature Character(s):

Huntress (on November 22th, 10 years from now, 13 years from now and 18 years from now preceding Justice Society of America Vol. 4 #1)

Justice Society of America

Atom (on November 22, 1940 following All-Star Comics #3 and preceding DC Universe: Legacies #1, and on October 31, 1951; see Comments)

Black Canary (on October 31, 1951; see Comments)

Doctor Fate (Kent Nelson; on November 22, 1940, in flashback to 13 years ago and in flashback in between All-Star Comics #63, pages 16 and 17; see Comments)

Doctor Mid-Nite (Charles McNider; on October 31, 1951 and in flashback in between All-Star Comics #63, pages 14 and 17; see Comments)

The Flash (Jay Garrick; on November 22, 1940 following All-Star Comics #3 and preceding ??? and on October 31, 1951; see Comments)

Green Lantern (Alan Scott; on November 22 and 27, 1940 following All-Star Comics #3 and preceding ??? and on October 31, 1951)

Hawkman (Carter Hall; on November 22, 1940 following All-Star Comics #3 and preceding ??? and on October 31, 1951; see Comments)

Hourman (Rex Tyler; on November 22, 1940 following All-Star Comics #3 and preceding ???; see Comments)

Johnny Thunder (on November 22, 1940 following All-Star Comics #3 and preceding ???; see Comments)

Power Girl (in flashback in between All-Star Comics #63, pages 16 and 17; see Comments)

The Sandman (on November 22, 1940 following All-Star Comics #3 and preceding DC Universe: Legacies #1; see Comments)

The Spectre (on November 22, 1940 following All-Star Comics #3 and preceding ???; see Comments)

Star-Spangled Kid (in flashback in between All-Star Comics #63, pages 16 and 17; see Comments)

Wonder Woman (on October 31, 1951; see Comments)

Justice League Dark

Doctor Fate (Khalid Nassour; last in Dark Crisis on Infinite Earths #7; next in ???; see Comments)

Detective Chimp (last/next in ???)

Guest Star(s):

Time Masters

Rip Hunter (last in Flashpoint Beyond #6; next in Stargirl: The Lost Children #6)

Corky Baxter (last in Flashpoint Beyond #6; next in Stargirl: The Lost Children #3)

Crockett (last in Flashpoint Beyond #6; next in Stargirl: The Lost Children #3)

Bonnie Baxter (last in Flashpoint Beyond #6; next in ???)

Jeff Smith (last in Flashpoint Beyond #6; next in ???)

Supporting Character(s):

Batman (Bruce Wayne of Helena Wayne's future; 13 and 18 years from now)

Selina Kyle (of Helena Wayne's future; 13 and 18 years from now)

Doiby Dickles (on November 27, 1940)

Hooty (in flashback during All-Star Comics #63)

Hauhet (last in ???)

Nabu (behind the scenes)

Villain(s):

Per Degaton (last in Stargirl Spring Break Special #1/2)

Guest Appearance(s):

Justice Society of America (31st Century)

Atom (first appearance; on November 22, 2022; dies)

Doctor Fate (first appearance; on November 22, 2022; dies)

Green Lantern (first appearance; on November 22, 2022; dies)

Justice Society of America (Helena Wayne's future; see Comments)

Doctor Fate (Khalid Nassour; 18 years from now)

Green Lantern (Alan Scott; 18 years from now)

Power Girl (18 years from now)

Boom (Judy Garrick; 18 years from now)

Blue Devil (last/next in ???)

Catwoman (13 years ago in between Batman #406 and ???)

Deadman (last/next in ???)

Wylde (last/next in ???)

Clark Hollis (last in Doomsday Clock #12)

Sally Hollis (last in Doomsday Clock #12)

Marionette (last in Flashpoint Beyond #0; next in ???)

Mime (last in Flashpoint Beyond #0; next in ???)

Nostalgia (last in Flashpoint Beyond #6; next in ???)

Bubastis II (last in Flashpoint Beyond #6; next in ???)

The Lost Children

Betsy Ross

Molly Pitcher

Cherry Bomb

Harlequin's Son

John Henry, Jr.

Boom

Ladybug

Mister Miracle (Thaddeus Brown)

Quiz Kid

Salem the Witch Girl

Other Character(s):

Anita Maez (first appearance; the daughter of Erika Manson and Marcos Maez)

John Wilkes Booth (on April 2, 1848)

Cameo Appearance(s):

Red Lantern

Rorschach

Location(s):

Earth

United States of America

Bel Air, MD (April 2, 1848)

Gotham City

Wayne Manor

Batcave

New York, NY

JSA Headquarters (1940 and 3022)

Washington, DC (October 31, 1951)

Comment(s):

This story spans from April 2, 1848 to November 22, 3022.

On April 2, 1848 Corky of the Time Masters visits John Wilkes Booth in Maryland.

On November 22, 1940 shortly after the formation of the Justice League, Johnny Thunder takes a photograph of the team.

On November 27, 1940 Green Lantern reads a headline in the Gotham Gazette about the Red Lantern.

On October 31, 1951 the JSA appears before the House Un-American Activities Committee.

On November 22, 1976 one week after All-Star Comics #61 Doctor Mid-Nite gives Doctor Fate a physical examination. Power Girl and Star-Spangled Kid have yet to become members of the team. The date for this scene is a referencing to when the revival of All-Star Comics was published, and should be considered a topical reference.

13 years ago Doctor Fate encounters Catwoman

November 22, ten years a nine years-old Helena Wayne spots Per Degaton watching her.

13 years from now Helena Wayne discovers her father is Batman and is shown the Batcave, after which he retires.

18 years from now Batman dies

November 22, 3022 the newly formed Justice Society of America is killed by Per Degaton.

Solicitation:

From the Justice Society of America to the Legion of Super-Heroes, The New Golden Age will unlock DC's epic and secret-ridden history of heroism, launching a new group of titles set firmly in the DC Universe. From the 1940s to the 3040s, heroes take on the great evils of their time. But in the aftermath of Flashpoint Beyond, those heroes and villains will have their lives turned upside down. DC's future…and its past…will never be the same again. But how are Mime and Marionette connected to this? Why are Rip Hunter and the Time Masters the most unlikable heroes in the DC Universe? And who or what is…Nostalgia? Don't miss the start of the strangest mystery to have ever plagued the DC Universe.

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Feature: "Aquaman" (1 Pages)

Credits:

Jerry Ordway (art)

typeset (letters)

John Kalisz (colors)

Marquis Draper (associate edits)

Andrew Marino (edits)

Feature Character(s):

Aquaman (Adam Waterman)

Comment(s):

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Feature: "Betsy Ross and Molly Pitcher" (1 Pages)

Credits:

Todd Nauck (art)

typeset (letters)

Matt Herms (colors)

Marquis Draper (associate edits)

Andrew Marino (edits)

Feature Character(s):

Comment(s):

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