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Justice Society of America, Vol. 3: Thy Kingdom Come, Vol. 2 (Justice Society of America (vol. 3) #3; issues 13-18)
The Kingdom Come Superman continues to crusade against evil alongside his new Justice Society teammates – but is he the only one who can stand against the threat of Magog? And what are Gog's true motives?
This hard-hitting new volume collects Justice Society of America #13-18
This hard-hitting new volume collects Justice Society of America #13-18
Hardcover, 192 pages
Published
December 16th 2008
by DC Comics
(first published December 2nd 2008)
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I really need to just stop reading Geoff Johns' work, I think (if I had known this was him before I grabbed it in the library, I probably wouldn't have picked it up, to be honest).
The story's a bit of a mess. The JSA is a huge group - twenty-odd superheroes, some of whom have been heroing for over 70 years (in-story, not just in terms of publication history). There's so many of them here, in fact, that you don't really end up caring about any individual character, because there isn't enough time...more
The story's a bit of a mess. The JSA is a huge group - twenty-odd superheroes, some of whom have been heroing for over 70 years (in-story, not just in terms of publication history). There's so many of them here, in fact, that you don't really end up caring about any individual character, because there isn't enough time...more
The DC Crisis stories are always so much fun. This series spawns off the events that were set in motion by Geoff Johns' INFINATE CRISIS story. Alex Ross and Geoff Johns have blended their two DC worlds to tell the story of how Magog (the villain in Ross's KINGDOM COME series) came to be.
The best part of the story is when Power Girl gets pulled into an alternate universe where the Justice Society is made up of the son's and daughters of the original heroes; the most important one being Helena Wa...more
The best part of the story is when Power Girl gets pulled into an alternate universe where the Justice Society is made up of the son's and daughters of the original heroes; the most important one being Helena Wa...more
More solid story telling by Geoff Johns in part two of this triology. Here Gog appears and we get idea of what people are willing to give up if they think a "god" is going to grant their desires. We do get the question of whether or not Gog is good or evil, or if those concepts apply to his actions.
A unexpected X-mas present from my Sister but also a great surprise. I really liked the first book but the second one kept me on edge with the story line and the tie in to Kingdom Come. I look forward to the next book and see how the whole story line finishes.
Read this volume back to back with Part One. Part One is definitely lacking but full of foreshadowing. This one was pretty much awesome. Loved Gog and all his attempts at doing good. It's clearly apparent as to why he was removed from his previous residence by the end of this volume. I'm hoping they can rationalize with him, but that wouldn't make as entertaining of a read. Really nice twist at the end as to who Magog ends up being.
Oct 29, 2011
Amber Ditullio
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Please see my review for the entire Thy Kingdom Come series on the first volume, which can be found here.
Library copy; sadly I'll be lost coming into the story late and missing all the backstory. Love the Ross covers and Eaglesham art, I'm a bit at a loss about all the Earth-2 dimensional cross-over stuff that JSA obviously has a long history with. I wasn't too crazy about the story arc of Grogg and with such a large cast hardly any character got enough "screen time."
A solid continuation, with perhaps a bit too much fighting. Also, a wondrous return to Earth-2 (kinda).
A super read!
just good work
Every time this book series comes out, it's either really good or really bad and this was the latter.
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Geoff Johns originally hails from Detroit, Michigan. He attended Michigan State University, where he earned a degree in Media Arts and Film. He moved to Los Angeles in the late 1990’s in search of work within the film industry. Through perseverance, Geoff ended up as the assistant to Richard Donner, working on Conspiracy Theory and Lethal Weapon 4. During that time, he also began his comics career...more
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