JSA #48

Written by cDavid S. Goyer and Geoff Johns; art by Leonard Kirk and Keith Champagne; cover by Carlos Pacheco.

"Princes of Darkness" continues. Mordru, Obsidian and Eclipso have begun their attack, and the JSA is scattered. Within the Shadowlands, Star Spangled Kid and Captain Marvel are on a quest to find a fallen teammate, but they'll encounter more enemies than allies. And Hector Hall is faced with a chilling truth about what's prevented him from embracing the true legacy of Doctor Fate.

JSA All-Stars #1

Written by David S. Goyer and Geoff Johns; art by Sal Velluto and Bob Almond; cover by John Cassaday.

An all-star group of creators tackles the JSA past and present! This 8-issue miniseries provides a perfect introduction to the rich world of the JSA! The entire team is in jeopardy, and only by going off on their own can they tackle the enemy within their midst.

HAWKMAN #15

Written by Geoff Johns, art by Rags Morales and Michael Bair; cover by John Watson.

Shayera Thal, the Thanagarian Hawkwoman, returns to the world of Hawkman. But her motives for seeking out Carter and Kendra aren't exactly filled with good intentions....

The rest of DC's March solicitations can be found at Comics Continuum.

JSA #46

Written by David S. Goyer and Geoff Johns; art by Sal Velluto and Bob Almond; cover by Michael Bair.

Part 1 of the 5-part "Princes of Darkness" storyline leading up to the extra-sized issue #50. The Mordru/Obsidian arc begins as the villains launch an assault against Doctor Fate and the JSA. This is the start of the biggest JSA story in years.

HAWKMAN #13

Written by Geoff Johns, art by Ethan Van Sciver and Mick Gray, painted cover by Andrew Robinson.

It's Hawk vs. Hawk, with Ethan Van Sciver jumping on board to pencil this two-part story. Hawkgirl encounters the person who killed her parents, and she's out for blood! Only one person can stop her: Hawkman.

The rest of DC's March solicitations, including SPECTRE ARCHIVES Vol.1 & JSA: The Unholy Three #2, can be found at Comics Continuum.

JSA #44

Written by David S. Goyer and Geoff Johns; art by Leonard Kirk and Keith Champagne; cover by Rags Morales.

The JSA's trip through time concludes. Hawkgirl and the JSA of today battle alongside the heroes of ancient Egypt to stop Vandal Savage's reign of terror. But the war will look mild compared to Captain Marvel's shocking realizations about Teth-Adam.

HAWKMAN #11

Written by Geoff Johns; art by Rags Morales and Michael Bair; painted cover by John Watson.

Hawkman and Hawkgirl are ambushed by one of their oldest adversaries - a woman claiming to be Hath-Set. She's prepared to sacrifice the Hawks in order to obtain the one thing no other heroes can give her: everlasting love.

The rest of DC's January solicitations can be found at Comics Continuum. Also, look for a JSA appearance in Batgirl: Year One #2!

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