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JSA #34
Cover Date: May 2002
Cover Price: $2.50
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Cover Credits:
Art: Rags Morales (signed)
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Credits:
| Story | Geoff Johns |
| Pencils | Leonard Kirk |
| Inks | Keith Champagne |
| Colors | John Kalisz |
| Lettering | Ken Lopez |
| Editing | Peter J. Tomasi |
Feature Character(s):
- JSA
- Sand
- Hawkman (as part of Ultra-Humanite's army)
- Power Girl
- Sentinel (last in issue #32)
- Wildcat II (last in issue #32)
- Doctor Fate IV (last in issue #32)
- Mister Terrific II (last in issue #32; under the Ultra-Humanite's control)
- Doctor Mid-Nite II (last in issue #32; under the Ultra-Humanite's control)
- Star-Spangled Kid II (last in issue #32; under the Ultra-Humanite's control)
- Atom Smasher II (last in issue #32; under the Ultra-Humanite's control)
Supporting Character(s):
Villain(s):
- Ultra-Humanite (behind the scenes)
- Icicle II
Guest Appearance(s):
- The Thunderfront (Ultra-Humanite's Army)
- Black Lightning (next in issue #36)
- Red Tornado II
- Geo-Force (next in issue #37)
- Mary Marvel
- Major Force
- Wonder Woman
- Superman
- Captain Atom
- Ion II (last in ???)
- Doctor Polaris (last/next in ???)
- Ray II (last in ???)
- Magenta (last in Wonder Woman Vol. 2 #175; next in ???)
- Mammoth (last in ???; next in issue #36)
- Jade (last in ???)
- Impulse (last in ???)
- Jesse Quick (last in ???)
- Cyborg (last in ???)
- Girder (last/next in ???)
- Flash III (last in ???)
- Mindsweepers (telepaths under the Humanite's control)
- Gorilla Grodd (last in ???)
- Jemm (last in Martian Manhunter Vol. 2 #16; next in Infinite Crisis #4)
- Martian Manhunter (last in ???)
- Hector Hammond (last in ???)
- Lilith (last in ???)
- "the new JSA"
- Crimson Avenger II
- Captain Marvel
- Hourman II
Synopsis:
- Icicle is finding the situation of being forced to work alongside heroes to be rather unpleasant and unsettling. The 'new JSA' explains to him and Sand that the Ultra-Humanite is primarily controlling a group of telepaths, and through them and a neural device called a braincap, has the most physically powerful beings on the planet under his control as the 'Thunderfront' - but these can be defeated, as although the Humanite can use their powers, he does not have access to their skill or experience. The small group of rebels is on its way to free the telepaths. Meanwhile, the Ultra-Humanite tortures Sentinel and Wildcat, trying to get each of them to bend to his will without the need for braincaps; Wildcat plans his escape along with Hector Hall.
- When the rebels reach the telepaths, they find themselves confronted by a large number of the Thunderfront, including members of the JLA and the Titans.