| Characters |
Justice Society of America [Stargirl; Hawkman [Carter Hall]; Wildcat [Ted Grant]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Mr. Terrific [Michael Holt]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Dr. Mid-Nite [Pieter Cross]; Lightning [Jennifer Pierce] (cameo); Amazing-Man [Markus Clay] (cameo); Mr. America [Jeffrey Graves] (cameo); Citizen Steel (cameo); David Reid [Lance] (cameo); Starman [Thom Kallor] (cameo); Grant Emerson [Damage] (cameo); Sonia Sato [Judomaster] (cameo); Jesse Chambers [Liberty Belle] (cameo); Rick Tyler [Hourman] (cameo); Cyclone (cameo); Wildcat [Tommy Bronson] (cameo); Atom-Smasher; Power Girl; Ma Hunkle; Dr. Fate [Kent Nelson] (in portrait)]; Felix Faust; Isis [Adrianna Tomaz]; Black Adam; Jefferson Pierce (cameo); Anissa Pierce? (cameo); Frankie; Shazam [Billy Batson]; Nick Bromfield; Nora Bromfield; Mary Marvel (cameo) |
| Synopsis |
While some of the more senior members of the JSA consider the membership of the group, Black Adam rescues Isis from Felix Faust. Together, Black Adam and Isis confront Shazam and take his power. Later, when Billy awakens powerless in Fawcett City, he summons the JSA. Meanwhile, Black Adam and Isis recruit an ally. |
| Genre |
Superhero |
| Script |
Geoff Johns; Jerry Ordway |
| Pencils |
Jerry Ordway |
| Inks |
Bob Wiacek |
| Colors |
? [as Hi-Fi] |
| Letters |
Rob Leigh |
| Notes |
Many of the JSAers appear in only one panel in street clothes. The last name of Billy and Mary's adoptive parents is mistakenly spelled "Broomfield" in this issue. |