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Alan Scott, Charles McNider, and Rex Tyler by Mahmud Asrar
An old Mike Parobeck JSA promo poster reinterpreted by J.K. Woodward. (Click through for the original and some process shots.) There’s also a lot of Parobeck’s JSA work tagged with his name on this blog.
Here’s the original poster for comparison’s sake:
Cover art by Alan Craddock for The Super-Heroes Monthly V.2 #6, 1982.
This is just gorgeous
SDCC 2011 Day 1 by amyr_81 on Flickr.
Jill Pantozzi in cosplay as the JSA’s Cyclone.
The JSA by Joe Staton and Dick Giordano
Darwyn Cooke knocks it out of the park with his cover for JUSTICE SOCIETY OF AMERICA #54. (Is that really Alan Scott’s new costume, though? Ugh.)
“The Justice Society of America is the oldest and longest-lasting team of super-heroes in history. Its origins date back to late 1940, when, under the direction of President Franklin Roosevelt, eight of America’s greatest “mystery men” - The Spectre, Dr. Fate, Green Lantern, Hourman, Flash, Atom, Sandman and Hawkman - thwarted Adolf Hitler’s proposed invasion of England. Again, at Roosevelt’s suggestion, those eight decided to band together permanently, handling as a team those menaces too great for any one hero to overcome.”
Info here.
Text: Mark Waid/art: Mike Parobeck & Terry Austin/colors: Glenn Whitmore
JSA by Michael Bair
Carlos Pacheco’s terrific wraparound cover for JSA #50.
