JSA Kingdom Come Special: Magog #1 [Dale Eaglesham / Mark McKenna Cover]
(January 2009)

DC, 2009 Series
Published in English (United States) United States
 
Price
3.99 USD; 3.99 CAD
Pages
52
On-sale Date
2008-11-19
Indicia / Colophon Publisher
DC Comics
Brand
DC [swirl]
Barcode
761941277875 00121
Editing
Michael Siglain; Harvey Richards (Assistant Editor)
Color
color
Dimensions
standard Modern Age US
Paper Stock
glossy cover
Binding
saddle-stitched
Publishing Format
one-shot

Issue Notes

1 in 10 variant.
This issue is a variant of JSA Kingdom Come Special: Magog (DC, 2009 series) #1 [Alex Ross Cover].

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents)

Justice Society of America / cover / 1 page (report information)

Pencils
Dale Eaglesham (signed)
Inks
Mark McKenna (signed)
Colors
Brian Miller (signed)
Letters
typeset
Genre
superhero
Characters
Magog
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Cover Thumbnail for JSA Kingdom Come Special: Magog (DC, 2009 series) #1 [Dale Eaglesham / Mark McKenna Cover] Cover Thumbnail for JSA Kingdom Come Special: Magog (2009 series) #1 [Alex Ross Cover]
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Thy Kingdom Come: Magog, the Real Me (Table of Contents: 1)

Justice Society of America / comic story / 30 pages (report information)

Script
Peter J. Tomasi
Pencils
Fernando Pasarin
Inks
Mick Gray
Colors
Hi-Fi
Letters
Rob Leigh
Genre
superhero
Characters
Justice Society of America [Magog [David Reid]; Judomaster [Sonia Sato]; Wildcat [Tommy Bronson]; Amazing-Man [Markus Clay]; Damage; Citizen Steel; Hawkman [Carter Hall]]; Gog; Mike Donovan; Captain Atom [Nathaniel Adam]; Anthony Martinez
Synopsis
When Magog hears a report of his old unit nearby in Africa, he leaves Gog and the JSAers walking with Gog towards Kahndaq. As he brutally completes his unit's mission, he recalls the incidents in his life that brought him to this point, including finding an artifact looted from the Baghdad Museum which burrowed into his skin and left him with energy powers. The mission complete, Magog rejoins Gog and his teammates on the march towards Kahndaq.
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Indexer Notes

On splash page: "Special thanks to Geoff Johns and Alex Ross."

The Secret Origin of Starman (Table of Contents: 2)

Starman / comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script
Geoff Johns
Pencils
Scott Kolins
Inks
Scott Kolins
Colors
Hi-Fi
Letters
John J. Hill
Genre
superhero
Characters
Legion of Super-Heroes [Starman [Thom Kallor]; Triplicate Girl; Saturn Girl; Colossal Boy; Brainiac 5; Dream Girl; Phantom Girl; Chameleon Boy; Element Lad; Light Lass; Superboy (edge of cape only); Dawnstar; Polar Boy; Wildfire]; Fryd Kallor; Mira Kallor; Kenz Nuhor; Brainiac 5 (of Earth-247); Koko (Brainiac 5 of Earth-247's pet); Brainiac 5 (of Earth-Prime)
Synopsis
As Starman cleans out his padded cell, he relates to his doctor how he gained his power due to being born on a space observatory, how he joined the Legion and met Dream Girl, but was expelled when he killed Kenz Nuhor in self-defense, and how years later he came to the present on a mysterious mission for the Legions of three worlds.
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Indexer Notes

It is not clear how much of the pre-Crisis Legion history happened to the "Lightning Saga" Legion, as it is implied in this story that Starman did not return to the Legion until recently, while in the original continuity he returned to the Legion soon after being expelled.

Editing
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Table of Contents
  1. 0. [no title indexed]
    Justice Society of America
  2. 1. Thy Kingdom Come: Magog, the Real Me
    Justice Society of America
  3. 2. The Secret Origin of Starman
    Starman
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