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JSA

JSA #33 April 2002 [$2.50] Cover Credits: Rags Morales (pencils, inks; signed)

Story: "Stealing Thunder Part 1: Wish Fulfillment" (22 pages)

Credits: Geoff Johns and David Goyer (plot, script); Leonard Kirk (pencils); Keith Giffen (pencils - prologue); Keith Champagne (inks); Milgrom (inks - prologue); Ken Lopez (letters); John Kalisz (colors); Heroic Age (color separations); Peter Tomasi (edits)

Feature Characters: Sand; Hawkman I (under Ultra-Humanite's control); Power Girl

Supporting Character: Jakeem Thunder

Villains: Icicle II; Geomancer (deceased); Ultra-Humanite (behind the scenes)

Guest Appearances: Gunfire, Blue Devil, Starfire, Plastic Man, Solomon Grundy, Phantom Lady II, Firestorm, Weather Wizard (all eight in the Ultra-Humanite's tubes); Black Lightning; Red Tornado II, Geo-Force, Mary Marvel, Major Force, Wonder Woman, Superman, Captain Atom (all seven under the Ultra-Humanite's control); Crimson Avenger II (last in Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. #9), Captain Marvel, Hourman II (last three teamed with Power Girl and Jakeem Thunder as 'the new JSA')

Synopsis:

Sand is awakened from a dream world by the Icicle and discovers that the Ultra-Humanite has been controlling the entire world for months now, with numerous powerful heroes under his control, the rest experiencing a kind of virtual reality from within hundreds of tubes. When they reach the outside world, they watch Black Lightning being attacked by some of those under the Humanite's control and are then discovered by Jakeem Thunder, who takes them to relative safety. Here they meet others who have broken free or woken up, a very few heroes who are calling themselves the new JSA.