Justice Society of America 2022 series

DC Launches a New Justice Society of America Series by Geoff Johns and Mikel Janin
The original superheroes of the DC Universe's Golden Age return in a triumphant new series that celebrates the past while forging a new future.
by JEREMY BLUM - PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO

The Justice Society of America headlines its first monthly ongoing series in years this November, courtesy of writer Geoff Johns and artist Mikel Janín.

Justice Society of America #1 features a bevy of longstanding JSA heroes -- including the original Flash, Green Lantern and Hawkman -- as they team up to defeat an unusual enemy who has disrupted temporal history. The Time Masters, DC's defenders of the time stream led by Rip Hunter, are also teased to make an appearance. A preview of the cover of Justice Society of America #1 also shows Huntress -- presumably the Helena Wayne version originally from Earth-Two -- standing in front of her forebears.

"There will be familiar faces re-joining the team, like Jay Garrick and Alan Scott, as well as long-lost members returning, like Beth Chapel and Yolanda Montez, and a new Golden Age legacy hero first hinted at in the end of Flashpoint Beyond," Johns said. "Mikel Janín is doing the work of his career on this."

Justice Society of America #1 is written by Johns, illustrated by Janín, who also provides cover art, and features variant covers by Yanick Paquette, Joe Quinones, Jerry Ordway and Steve Lieber. The issue goes on sale Nov. 22 from DC Comics.

DC rings in Geoffvember with Johns-written JUSTICE SOCIETY relaunch, STARGIRL miniseries
(They didn't officially call it Geoffvember, but with three books coming out it seems appropriate.)
By Joe Grunenwald- 08/18/2022 3:00 pm

Move over, Scottober: DC’s bringing out Geoffvember this fall. The publisher has announced three new Geoff Johns-written titles set to debut in November, including a relaunch of the Justice Society of America and a Stargirl miniseries.

It all kicks off with The New Golden Age, a one-shot set to arrive on November 8th. Written by Johns, the issue features art by Steve Lieber, Jerry Ordway, and Diego Olortegui, with covers by Mikel Janín, Gary Frank, Todd Nauck, Mike Allred, David Talaski, and Dan Hipp. Here’s how DC describes the one-shot, which spins out of the conclusion of the currently-running Flashpoint Beyond series:

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...

. . . Also spinning out of The New Golden Age will be Stargirl: The Lost Children, which also serves as a follow-up to the Stargirl Spring Break Special that came out over a year ago and you’re forgiven if you’ve forgotten about. Written by Johns and illustrated by Todd Nauck, the six-issue miniseries finds Stargirl and a few other young heroes up against a new villain with an interesting name:

When Stargirl of the Justice Society and Green Arrow’s ally Red Arrow discover a tragic teenage hero from the past has gone missing, they set out to find him…only to discover he’s not the first teenage hero of the Golden Age to have vanished without a trace. But where have they gone? Who are they? And what does the Childminder want with them?

Philip K Ditko wrote:The Childminder isn't an interesting name for a villain.

Philip K Ditko wrote:The Childminder isn't an interesting name for a villain.

Philip K Ditko wrote:And the Child Catcher was claimed by the 1968 movie of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.  Wikipedia says he worked for Baron and Baroness Bomburst - very Kirbyesque names.

tony ingram wrote:Just read issue #6 (a bit late). Some interesting developments, particularly with Huntress.

tony ingram wrote:Well, the Harlequin's son appears in this issue, but there's still no explanation for where Molly Mayne herself is...

MajorHoy wrote: . . . And, per the League of Comic Geeks website,
* Justice Society of America #9 = currently scheduled for March 05, 2024
* Justice Society of America #10 = currently scheduled for April 09, 2024
* Justice Society of America #11 = currently scheduled for April 16, 2024
I would expect those April  dates will be pushed out further at some point . . .

MajorHoy wrote: . . . And, per the League of Comic Geeks website,
* Justice Society of America #9 = currently scheduled for March 05, 2024
* Justice Society of America #10 = currently scheduled for April 09, 2024
* Justice Society of America #11 = currently scheduled for April 16, 2024
I would expect those April  dates will be pushed out further at some point . . .

MajorHoy wrote:

MajorHoy wrote: . . . And, per the League of Comic Geeks website,
* Justice Society of America #9 = currently scheduled for March 05, 2024
* Justice Society of America #10 = currently scheduled for April 09, 2024
* Justice Society of America #11 = currently scheduled for April 16, 2024
I would expect those April  dates will be pushed out further at some point . . .

Don't know if this was up yesterday, but issue #9 got bumped out from March 5th to March 12th as well as issue #10 being bumped to April 16th.

It looks like the original dates for issues #9 through #11 were
* Issue #9 = January 30th, 2024
* Issue #10 = March 12th, 2024
* Issue #11 = April 6th, 2024

MajorHoy wrote:Now it looks like:
* Justice Society of America #9 = currently scheduled for March 19, 2024
* Justice Society of America #10 = currently scheduled for April 16, 2024
* Justice Society of America #11 = currently scheduled for April 16, 2024
according to the League of Comic Geeks website.

MajorHoy wrote:Now it looks like:
* Justice Society of America #9 = currently scheduled for March 19, 2024
* Justice Society of America #10 = currently scheduled for April 16, 2024
* Justice Society of America #11 = currently scheduled for April 16, 2024
according to the League of Comic Geeks website.

MajorHoy wrote:Well, this is confusing.
It looks like issue #9 is still due out this coming Tuesday (March 19th), but issue #10 has been moved to April 30th (from April 16th) while issue #11 is still down for April 16th at present?
(NOTE: https://leagueofcomicgeeks.com/comics/series/160715/justice-society-of-america actually has two different entries for issue #11 at the moment.  One with the April 16th date and another with a June 25th date?
https://www.tfaw.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=Justice+Society+of+America) tfaw didn't have any June 25th date for issue #11 when I just looked, but they did have issue #10 as April 30th.)

MajorHoy wrote:

MajorHoy wrote:Well, this is confusing.
It looks like issue #9 is still due out this coming Tuesday (March 19th), but issue #10 has been moved to April 30th (from April 16th) while issue #11 is still down for April 16th at present?
(NOTE: https://leagueofcomicgeeks.com/comics/series/160715/justice-society-of-america actually has two different entries for issue #11 at the moment.  One with the April 16th date and another with a June 25th date?
https://www.tfaw.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=Justice+Society+of+America) tfaw didn't have any June 25th date for issue #11 when I just looked, but they did have issue #10 as April 30th.)

League of Comic Geeks has eliminated the April 16th listing for issue #11, so they currently have:
* issue #10 = April 30th
* issue #11 = June 25th

MajorHoy wrote:Well, tfaw still lists issue #10 as due out April 30th, but both League of Comic Geeks and Previewsworld are showing the date for #10 as May 28th.  

MajorHoy wrote:

MajorHoy wrote:Well, tfaw still lists issue #10 as due out April 30th, but both League of Comic Geeks and Previewsworld are showing the date for #10 as May 28th.  

tfaw now has issue #10 due out May 28th, but they still list issue #11 for April 16th?