Jumping ahead from #31 to #37 because what’s between is…Not worth reading. These are the annual JLA/JSA team-up issues. If you recall, last time the teams met was in issues #29-30, which were the best issues of the comic thus far. While #37 and 38 won’t dethrone those issues, this is another take on a similar theme: Another bad version of JLA from an alternate Earth. This time, it’s Johnny Thunder and the Lawless League.
Great band name.
As far as I know, this Earth version never reappeared, even in any of the Grant Morrison “I can make any past continuity current” issues.
DC should republish just the JLA/JSA annual crossovers from the Fox/Sekowsky years. They’re really the best comics from the run (at least so far), and they’re lots of fun.
All of the JLA-JSA crossovers are collected in the ‘Crisis on Multiple Earths’ series of TPBs, with covers by Alex Ross. Volume 1 (which I just finished re-reading) has the first 4.
Be warned: you are heading into the ‘camp’ era of the Batman TV show, and reading Gardner Fox trying to be a comedy writer, like in the next JLA-JSA vs. Grundy, Blockbuster, and Anti-Matter Man is just painful.
I know that now…Sigh.
nothing better than JLA/JSA crossovers