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Comic Books

JSA #32

2002

Series
JSA
Issue
32
Cover date
Mar 1, 2002
Story title
Stealing Thunder, Prologue
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Published in March 2002, JSA #32 serves as a pivotal installment in the Justice Society of America series written by Geoff Johns and David S. Goyer. The issue continues the 'Stealing Thunder' story arc, a narrative sequence widely regarded for its exploration of legacy and the moral complexity of the team's expansive roster. It builds upon the series' mission to modernize the Golden Age heroes for a contemporary audience while respecting the historical weight of the DC Universe.

The issue features interior artwork by penciler Leonard Kirk and inker Keith Champagne, a team recognized for their clean, character-focused aesthetic that helped stabilize the title's identity during this era. The cover art, illustrated by Alan Davis, captures the dramatic tension of the confrontation between the JSA and the corrupted Thunderbolt. Critical reception at the time praised the book for its ability to balance large-scale superhero action with deep, character-driven introspection.

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