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My name is Kirk Warren and I’m a full time comic fan blowing my pay cheques on way too many comics every week.
Back in the early 90's, my mother bought me a Spider-Man comic to shut me up on a trip. I didn’t know it at the time, but that moment changed my life. Since then I've become a full blown comic fan and now purchase well in excess of 20 comics per month plus trades and other comic related goods.
As you can see, I've taken my hobby to the next step with this blog and it's allowed me to connect every single day with thousands of people that share the same passion I have for comics and I wouldn't change that for the world.
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I hear you - I'm still trying to adapt to the idea some of those vibrant characters won't be around. Because they CAN'T. The JSA's best direction was when they were doing just what Stargirl said - showing the world how it's done and training the next generation. But with those generations removed and the founders being young again, no point. Tragic. Stargirl, Jakeem, Atom Smasher & Damage... they were some of the better-developed characters in DC, too!! But I'm just grateful Mr. Terrific (with a worse look) and Power Girl made the cut at all. And I liked the interconnections when superheroes needed a doctor and went to Dr. Mid-nite, so maybe he'll emerge somehow.
Stargirl used to be one of my favorite characters in JSA, maybe the DCU.
But the new-52 is trying so hard to be Wild Storm (granted, it belonged to DC in the first place) with some Top Cow mixed in, it's not even funny.
I have to agree with Thunderbolt. The JSA is just one of the tons of team books in the Dc universe much less all super hero comics. This seems like a really awkward attempt to make the book seems important. If you're creating a new character he or she can get their inspiration from anywhere not just a bunch of old trademarks characters dc threw into one team.
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