I'm not sure where Dave Gibbons has been keeping himself busy {the Originals GN took up a year or so], as I don't see his name nearly as often as I would like, but I'm delighted to see his work on this issue, as he brings a highly polished style, and a great eye when it comes to delivering the emotional high points of the material. I mean there's a great shot of Jay Garrick where its clear the character is starting to buckle under the pressure, and the quick glimpse that we get inside S.T.R.I.P.E.'s armor also made for a powerful little moment. The art also does a nice job of capturing the Mirror Master's power, as there's a great shot where the character pulls off his multiplying trick, and the scene where he shatters was also a fun image. Now the Superman/Powergirl scene was a bit rough around the edges, but the final panels of this exchange remain quite powerful. The cover by J.H. William was also a potent image, that perfectly captures the sombre mood of the issue. Read Full Review

There is way too much going on in JSA 67 for me to get interested in one single plot. Gibbons art is very good