JSA #71
2005
- Series
- JSA
- Issue
- 71
- Cover date
- May 1, 2005
- Story title
- JSA/JSA, Chapter IV: Past Mistakes
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Published by DC Comics in May 2005, JSA #71 serves as the penultimate chapter of the 'Black Vengeance' story arc. Written by Geoff Johns and David S. Goyer with pencils by Peter Snejbjerg, this issue represents a pivotal moment in the modernization of the Justice Society of America, exploring the aftermath of the Spectre's descent into madness and the resulting cosmic consequences for the DC Universe.
The creative direction for this series focused on balancing the legacy of the Golden Age heroes with contemporary narrative stakes. Peter Snejbjerg’s art style, characterized by a grounded and clean aesthetic, was chosen to maintain the seriousness of the existential threat posed by the Spectre. Upon release, the issue was well-received by fans of the series for its tight pacing and its commitment to the long-form character development that defined Johns' tenure on the title.
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