JSA #19
2026
- Series
- JSA
- Issue
- 19
- Cover date
- Jul 1, 2026
- Story title
- The Search for the Spectre, Part One
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Published by DC Comics in February 2001, JSA #19 is a significant chapter in the Geoff Johns and David S. Goyer run of the Justice Society of America series. This era is credited with revitalizing the team by blending the golden age legacy characters with newer heroes, successfully grounding their adventures in a modern, often high-stakes superhero narrative that honored decades of continuity while welcoming new readers.
The issue features cover art by Alan Davis and interior art by Stephen Sadowski, whose clean, classic illustrative style helped define the visual identity of the series during this period. The narrative arc focuses on the team's internal dynamics and the persistent threat of legacy villains, a thematic hallmark of the Johns/Goyer run that earned critical praise for its character-driven focus and emotional depth.
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