JSA #52
2003
- Series
- JSA
- Issue
- 52
- Cover date
- Nov 1, 2003
- Story title
- Brand New Day
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Published in November 2003, JSA #52 serves as a pivotal installment in the Justice Society of America series written by Geoff Johns. This issue is part of the 'Stealing Thunder' story arc, a narrative that explores the consequences of the hero Captain Marvel being replaced by his villainous counterpart, Black Adam, within the team roster. The storyline was crafted to challenge the moral boundaries of the JSA, positioning them in a precarious conflict where they must confront a member whose radical methods of justice clash with their established principles.
The interior art for this issue was provided by Sal Velluto, whose clean, classic aesthetic contributed to the grounded tone of the post-Crisis DC Universe. The cover, illustrated by Eric Wight, captures the high-stakes tension of the arc, emphasizing the fractured trust among team members. The series during this period was highly regarded for its ability to balance legacy characters with modern sensibilities, a hallmark of Johns' long-running tenure on the title that helped cement the JSA as a cornerstone of the broader DC continuity.
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