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JSA #4 November 1999 [$2.50] Cover Credits: Alan Davis (pencils); Mark Farmer (inks)

Story: "Ouroboros" (23 pages)

Credits: James Robinson and David S. Goyer (plot); David S. Goyer (script); Stephen Sadowski (pencils); Michael Bair (inks)

Feature Characters: Starman VII, Sentinel, Dr Fate IV, Hawkgirl II (last two next in Day of Judgment #3), Sand, Black Canary II, Atom Smasher (next in Day of Judgment #4), Star-Spangled Kid II, Wildcat II, Flash I (next in Day of Judgment #1), Hourman III (last eleven form the new JSA), Wonder Woman (Hippolyta)

Guest Stars: Scarab (next in #16)

Supporting Character: Kent Nelson (as a spirit)

Villains: Mordru (next in ???); The Sons of Anubis

Synopsis:

The return of Dr Fate seems to turn the tide of battle against Mordru, as their mystical battle plays havoc with reality. However, Mordru is able to siphon much of the power which the new Fate throws at him, and dons the heml of Nabu, but instead of gaining Fate's power as he had hoped, he is rather absorbed by the amulet, since he was not the one destined to weild the power. This person is Hector Hall, son of the original Hawkman and Hawkwoman and a former hero himself, who has led a number of lives. He will be guided in his new role by the spirit of Kent Nelson.

Returning to the 'real' world, Sand suggest that the Justice Society reform, and the others agree. Hippolyta agrees to act as a reserve member, as she has to devote herself to ruling Themyscira, home of her Amazon race. Sentinel suggests that Sand should lead the new team, just as Sand himself suddenly dissolves into a pile of sand.