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"Justice Be Done"

"Justice Be Done" #1

SeriesJSA
NumberVol. 1 #1
PublisherDC Comics
Date1999-08
TypeComic Book, Softcover
LanguageEnglish
Assistant EditorL.A. Williams
ColoristJohn Kalisz
Cover ArtistAlan Davis, Mark Farmer
EditorPeter Tomasi
Executive EditorMike Carlin
InkerMichael Bair
LettererKen Lopez
PencilerStephen Sadowski
WriterJames Robinson, David S. Goyer
GenreSuperhero
Published inNew York, New York
Pages36
UPC7619412219783-00111
CharactersAtom Smasher (Albert Rothstein) (New Earth), Black Canary (Dinah Laurel Lance) (New Earth), Flash (Jay Garrick) (New Earth), Hourman (Matthew Tyler) (New Earth), Sand (Sanderson Hawkins) (New Earth), Sentinel (Alan Scott) (New Earth), Starman (Jack Knight) (New Earth), Star-Spangled Kid (Courtney Whitmore) (New Earth), Wildcat (Ted Grant) (New Earth), Wonder Woman (Hippolyta) (New Earth), Supporting Characters:, Fate (Jared Stevens) (New Earth) (Final appearance; dies), Kid Eternity (Christopher Freeman) (New Earth) (Apparent Death), Ted Knight, Kent Nelson (As a spirit), Obsidian (Todd Rice) (New Earth), Speed Saunders (Cyril Saunders) (New Earth), Scarab (Louis Sendak) (New Earth)(Cameo), Johnny Thunder (New Earth)
Story LocationNew York: New York City, Valhalla Cemetery
Linkshttps://dc.fandom.com/wiki/JSA_Vol_1_1
NotesThis issue follows events that take place in JSA Secret Files and Origins #1 and Jack Knight's return from space in Starman (Volume 2). Ian Karkull makes a behind-the-scenes appearance only in this issue. He appeared last (in flashback) in All-Star Squadron Annual #3. He appears next in JSA #5. Sand makes reference to when Wesley Dodds encountered Dream of the Endless. This took place in Sandman: Midnight Theatre #1. Sand has a dream where the Sandman and he are fighting Ramulus in a plant garden. This incident took place in World's Finest #6. Trivia: Although Kid Eternity is killed in this issue, he will be resurrected in Teen Titans (Volume 3) #31.