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This bad guy has been around for centuries, who's to say he wouldn't have vexed the JSA at some point? Definitely fodder for an oversized issue!
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6 comments:
Whoops, Apocalypse Now??Oh, is this going to be a good time for the members to do real team ups!!
Which jsa become his horsemen id think wonder woman as war green lantern as pestilence and perhaps Hawkman as death and last one either the atom or sandman
I have to admit, for just a brief, fleeting moment, when I first glanced at this picture without looking too closely, I was confused because the JSA and Darkseid are both from DC.
Does this mean we can look forward to a novel-length sequel @ STF #4900? ;-)
Actually, is it a rule that all team-ups HAVE to be from two different companies? The very first Lost Brave and Bold was Batman and the Martian Manhunter. The rule then was simply "team-ups that never happened".
(Insert shrug-emoji here) That was then. This is now.
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