JSA #72

Writer: Geoff Johns Artist: Don Kramer Publisher: DC Comics Release Date: April 13, 2005 Critic Reviews: 1 User Reviews: 4
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As "JSA/JSA" concludes, the teams come together to stop Degaton's horrible plans. But what "secret weapon" must they face, and how will the JSA of tomorrow help save the JSA of yesterday?

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    Comics Bulletin - Jason Cornwell Apr 21, 2005

    I'm not quite sure what the deal is with this issue as the creative team is exactly the same as we had on the previous issue, but frankly the art looks much sharper and brighter. At first, I thought that DC had simply switched over to a higher grade paper on this book, but none of the other titles in the same price range look to have made the change, so I'm not quite sure what to make of it. Whatever the case may be this issue really stands apart from the crowd and whatever trick they used to pull off this new look I hope it moves over to the other titles as it really adds that extra visual impact to the art, in that Don Kramer's art really jumps off to the page, and John Kalisz's colours are really quite striking. This issue also benefits from some lovely big impact moments, from the double-page spread that opens the issue, as the two versions of the JSA battle side-by-side, to the wonderfully intense moment where Atom Smasher makes his big play. There's also a nice bit where the Read Full Review

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