ALL STAR COMICS ARCHIVES HC (2025)

"by Gardner Fox & Various In 1940, DC Comics had a radical idea: What if a group of super heroes banded together to fight threats too great for any one of them to handle alone? Thus was born the Justice Society of America, featuring Green Lantern, Hawkman, Wonder Woman, and many others. These colorful tales set a standard for super hero teams that's still followed today. This handsome volume reprints the first appearances of the Justice Society of America from the pages of All Star Comics #3-6. HC, 7x10, FC"

"by Gardner Fox & Various In 1940, DC Comics had a radical idea: What if a group of super heroes banded together to fight threats too great for any one of them to handle alone? Thus was born the Justice Society of America, featuring Green Lantern, Hawkman, Wonder Woman, and many others. HC, 7x10, FC"

"Written by various; Art by various Originally published in the 1940s when America was battling the Axis powers, the early adventures of the Justice Society of America provide a historical look back at the culture and attitude of the country during those times. Fictitiously involved in the war effort, the heroes of the JSA helped the cause by battling secret spies and defending the home front. ALL STAR COMICS ARCHIVES VOL. 3 contains the super-hero team's most noble wartime action as the JSA is disbanded so that the individual members can join the armed forces. Also included in this book is Wonder Woman's official induction into the JSA and the formation of the Justice Battalion."

"by Various The handsome hardcover reprints of the Golden Age exploits of the Justice Society of America continue! Writer James Robinson (Starman) provides an introduction to this collection of All Star Comics #15-18, stories that include the first appearances of the villainous Brain Wave, and JSAers' battles against spies and saboteurs during World War II. HC, 7x10, FC"

"Written by various; Art by various ALL STAR COMICS ARCHIVES VOL. 5 continues to present the wartime exploits of the Justice Society of America, the first and greatest super-hero team of all time. In these masterfully reprinted adventures from the 1940s, the heroes of the JSA travel through time, battle persecution, and go in search of the missing Hawkman. But just when Green Lantern, Flash, Wonder Woman, Starman, Dr. Fate, Johnny Thunder and Wildcat think that their adventures are momentarily over, they find themselves encountering the treachery of the emotion-controlling Psycho-Pirate for the first time."

"Written by various; Art by various Originally published as World War II was ending, the stories reprinted in ALL STAR COMICS ARCHIVES VOL. 6 are historical snapshots of the emotions that many Americans were experiencing at that time. Mixing tales in which the Flash, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, Hawkman, and the rest of the Justice Society of America fought against alien robots, traveled through time and battled sentient paintings with adventures that touched on the emotional return of our soldiers and the prevalent anti-German sentiment, these stories simultaneously entertained and mirrored the collective consciousness of the nation."

"Written by Gardner Fox; ART BY Joe Kubert, Paul Reinman, Martin Naydel, Stan Aschmeier, Jon Chester Koslak, and various; COVER BY Cliff Chiang The original super-team, the Justice Society of America, continue their heroic post-War exploits in the adventures collected in this volume, reprinted from ALL STAR COMICS #29-33. The JSA confronts such adversaries as Landor, Brain Wave, Solomon Grundy, the Psycho Pirate, and more! For more information, see the feature article. HC, 7x10, 216pg, FC"

"Written by Gardner Fox, John Broome and Robert Kanigher; art by Joe Kubert, Alex Toth, Carmine Infantino, Lee Elias, Paul Reinman, and various; cover by Win Mortimer In stores July 31. The adventures of the Justice Society of America reached a high point in the stories collected here. Reprinting ALL STAR COMICS #34-38 (1947-1948), this volume also features a foreword by writer and Golden Age enthusiast Roy Thomas. It was a time of supreme villainy: the Wizard, Per Degaton, the Injustice Society of the World, and more - some of DCU history's most vile characters. As a bonus, Superman and Batman make guest-appearances as members! For more information, see the feature article. HC, 7x10, 208pg, FC"

"Written by John Broome; ART by Alex Toth, Carmine Infantino, Irwin Hasen and Arthur Peddy; COVER by Hasen In stores October 8. A hardcover volume collecting five classic JSA adventures! Reprinting ALL-STAR COMICS #39-43, this Archive Edition has the JSA taking on the Injustice Society, Professor Zodiac, and more. Plus, an introduction by Roy Thomas. For more information, see the feature article. HC, 7x10, 224pg, FC"

"Written by John Broome; art by Irwin Hasen, Arthur Peddy, Bob OKsner and Bernard Sachs; cover by Hasen In stores July 14. A thrilling new Archive Edition collecting ALL STAR COMICS #44-48, featuring the adventures of the Justice Society of America! In this volume, comics' first super-team faces racketeering in Hollywood, cosmic criminals, and a modern-day Billy the Kid. Plus, an introduction by Roy Thomas. For more information, see the feature article. HC, 7x10, 224pg, FC"

"Written by John Broome Art by Arthur Peddy, Bernard Sachs, Frank Giacoia, and Bob Oksner Cover by Peddy & Sachs The adventures of the world's first super-team continue in this extra-sized final volume of the series at no extra cost! In Volume 11, collecting ALL STAR COMICS #50-57, the JSA face the Diamond Man, Mr. Alpha, and more! "