First off I must confess I'm a sucker for time travel stories, and in the DCU one of the most interesting locals for a time-traveling hero to visit is the Golden Age, as thanks largely to the work of writers like James Robinson & Roger Stern it's always a blast to see the elder heroes of the DCU in their prime. Plus, thanks to Crisis, time travel is really the only way to accomplish this. Now I must confess what I know about the Golden Age hero who shows up on the final page is decidedly limited, but the meeting between this hero & his present day incarnation should still be quite entertaining. As for the twenty pages that preceded the final two that I've wasted most of this column discussing, I'll admit I didn't care much for how Hourman's future preview ability was used to place the J.S.A. into the action, but when the action erupts it's hard to get all that worked up over how they got to the show, when the show proves to be this entertaining. Read Full Review