JUSTICE SOCIETY OF AMERICA VOL. 3 #10

COVER TAGLINE: None TITLE: What a Wonderful World STORY ARC: Thy Kingdom Come RELEASE DATE: October, 2007 COVER DATE: December, 2007 WRITER: Geoff Johns; Alex Ross PENCILER(s): Dale Eaglesham; Alex Ross INKER(s): Drew Geraci COLORS: John Kalisz LETTERS: Rob Leigh EDITOR(s): Michael Siglain COVER: Alex Ross (Cover A); Dale Eaglesham & Ruy Jose (Cover B) PRICE: $2.99 U.S. CHARACTERS: Justice Society of America (Starman (Thom Kallor); Stargirl; Cyclone; Power Girl; Wildcat (Ted Grant); Hawkman (Carter Hall); Green Lantern (Alan Scott); Flash (Jay Garrick); Obsidian (Todd Rice); Hourman (Rick Tyler) (cameo); Liberty Belle (Jesse Chambers); Wildcat (Tom Bronson) (cameo); Damage (Grant Emerson) (cameo); Citizen Steel (cameo); Mr. Terrific (Michael Holt); Dr. Mid-Nite (Pieter Cross)); Ma Hunkel; Superman (from Kingdom Come) Cover Art Variant Cover

PLOT: The Superman from Earth-22 (the Kingdom Come Earth) has arrived on New Earth. Starman knows who he is because he spent time on that Earth. The rest of the JSA is trying to figure out where he came from because they do not know the multiverse exists again. They are worried because the last time a Superman showed up it resulted in the Infinite Crisis. Power Girl finds that he reminds her a lot of her dead cousin, the Earth-2 Superman. The JSA leaves him locked in their meeting room while they discuss the situation. They decide to call in the JLA to help them decide how to proceed. In Brooklyn Mr. Terrific and Dr. Mid-Nite are investigating the building where Goth died and Starman created the black hole which saved everyone and brought in Superman. The letters GO are carved into a wooden beam. Superman leaves the JSA meeting room when he hears a girl about to jump off a building and commit suicide. He saves her and the world sees this new Superman. Jay Garrick goes with Wally West to the Flash Museum to use the cosmic treadmill. Jay wants to attempt traveling to a parallel Earth. Chrona is hunted and killed by someone, the same person that killed Goth. He tells Chrona that Chrona was only pretending to be a god but he is a real god.

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