The ’00s were an amazing time for DC fans. DC Comics had weathered the ’90s quite well, as the publisher concentrated more on ...

Founded in 1940's All Star Comics #3 by Gardner Fox and Everett E. Hibbard, the Justice Society of America was the first superhero team in history and laid the groundwork for those that succeeded ...

Gunn himself hinted at this back in February 2023 by posting a tweet that shared art from the comics that have most ...

The JSA first appeared in 1940’s All-Star Comics #3. While most comics of the time were anthologies featuring several superheroes, they never interacted or joined forces until the Justice ...

Well, the Justice Society of America was actually the first superhero team in comic book history. They first appeared in All-Star Comics #3 in 1940. Superheroes (or “mystery men,”) were all ...

The original JSA were introduced by writer Gardner Fox, who conceived the team alongside editor Sheldon Moldoff and artist Everett E. Hibbard in All-Star Comics #3, cover dated winter 1940/1941.

In JSA #2, the team investigates a break-in at Ted Knight's observatory, uncovers family drama, and faces the Injustice Society's sinister plot. What secrets will be revealed?

Interview | Writer Jeff Lemire discusses his upcoming JSA #1, and the "inevitable" crossover with Mark Waid's Justice League Unlimited ...

The Summer of Superman just got another major release. All-Star Superman will be adapted into a full-cast audiobook. It will be the first of five DC Comics titles to receive such an adaptation as ...