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Independent·Justice Society of America·#7·Independent·ID-12351717
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Based on her experiences in the future, Huntress encourages the JSA to recruit former villains Solomon Grundy and Icicle to join the team. Salem expresses her frustration to Khalid about not being taken seriously. Beth interviews Jean Loring to gain knowledge about Eclipso in an attempt to help Yolanda.
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Justice Society of America #10
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Justice Society of America #1
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Justice Society of America #1
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Justice Society of America #1
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Justice Society of America #1
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| Appearing1 = '''Featured Characters:''' Justice Society of America Black Canary (Dinah D. Lance) {{Flashalso}} Flash (Jay Garrick) {{Flashalso}} Green Lantern (Alan Scott) {{Flashalso}} Hawkman (Carter Hall) {{Flashalso}} Starman (Ted Knight) {{Flashalso}} '''Supporting Characters:''' William Wildeagle '''Antagonists:''' Vandal Savage Solomon Grundy Constellation Beings Andromeda Orion * Sagittarius '''Other Characters:''' Justice Society of America Atom (Al Pratt) {{Flashback}} Dr. Mid-Nite (Charles McNider) {{Flashback}} Johnny Thunder {{Flashback}} Wildcat (Ted Grant) {{Flashback}} Unnamed Reporters {{Flashback}} '''Locations:''' New Mexico * Mt. Pride Observatory Star City {{Flashback}} * Star City Council Building '''Items:''' Gravity Rod Nth Metal Starheart '''Vehicles:''' * <br/>
The story takes place sometime in the year 1950; Jay Garrick mentions that he is engaged; however, according The Flash Vol 2 161, Jay and Joan married in 1947. Much of issues 2, 3 and 4 occur simultaneously. Much of issues 5 and 6 also occur simultaneously. For the bulk of the series, Ted Knight is shown in a wheelchair. He implies this is a result of injuries that occurred early in Issue #1; it is later revealed to be a feint.
