Justice Society of America (Volume 3) – 17


Justice Society of America (Volume 3) – 17

General Info

Issue No:
17
On Sale Date:
July 2008
Cover Date:
August 2008
Era:
Modern Age
Story Title:
One World, Under Gog - Part II: Wish Fulfillment

Creative Team

Cover Artist:
Alex Ross, Dale Eaglesham (variant)
Writer:
Geoff Johns, Alex Ross
Penciller:
Fernando Pasarin
Inker:
Prentis Rollins, John Stanisci
Letterer:
Rob Leigh
Colourist:
Hi-Fi Design
Editor:
Michael Siglain, Harvey Richards (assistant)

Characters

Main:
Justice Society of America: Amazing Man (Markus Clay), Citizen Steel (Nathaniel Heywood), Cyclone (Maxine Hunkel), Damage (Grant Emerson), Doctor Mid-Nite (Pieter Cross), Flash (Jay Garrick), Green Lantern (Alan Scott), Hawkman (Carter Hall), Hourman (Richard Tyler), Jakeem Thunder (Jakeem Williams), Lance Corporal David Reid, Liberty Belle (Jesse Chambers), Lightning (Jennifer Pierce), Mr. America (Jeff Graves), Mister Terrific (Michael Holt), Obsidian (Todd Rice), Power Girl (Kara Zor-L), Sandman (Sanderson Hawkins), Superman - Earth 22 (Kal El), Stargirl (Courtney Whitmore), Wildcat (Ted Grant), Wildcat (Tom Bronson)
Heroes:
Justice League of America: Wonder Woman (Princess Diana), Superman (Clark Kent/Kal El), Green Lantern (Hal Jordan)
Villains:
Gog
Olympians:
N/A
Amazons:
N/A
Other:
Ma Hunkel, Frankie the Monkey, L. Frank Baum
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Synopsis

At the JSA’s headquarters, Damage is showing off the repair that Gog has done to his face to Maxine as she is chasing her new pet monkey, Frankie. Maxine is openly stunned at how handsome Grant appears now. Grant inquires to Judo Master’s upcoming trial and heads off to talk to her and Mr. America. Maxine continues to remain impressed by his repaired face.

Back in the Congo Power Girl brings the members of the Justice League up to speed on Gog’s appearance and actions which have been nothing but helpful. But as Alan Scott comments, despite Gog’s best intentions, the people that Gog has helped are now following him across the entire continent, which is causing mass uprisings and exodus and cause long-term problems.

But Gog continues to make his easy fixes to the complicated problems he encounters, such as deciding he will be the protector of the Justice Society and Justice League. Gog “fixes” Sandman’s mind so he can dream, restores Starman full mind, and sends Power Girl off to the parallel world of Earth-2 in regards to Power Girl’s desire “to go home”. Starman, who reveals “…I am Thom Kallor. I am from the 31st century.” also comments that despite Gog’s best intentions, Gog’s actions may cause even larger problems with the statement of “I’m thinking clearly now for the first time in quite a while. But trust me. That is a BAD thing.”

At that moment the Earth-22 Superman and others question where Power Girl has been transported to, Gog is distracted by the the smell of death. He states it is time for him “to eradicate war”.

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