Let’s Talk About Wesley Dodds: The Sandman

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Well the JSA’s roots are actually pre American involvement in World War II.

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Well, during WW II, in All Star Comics, the JSA fought supervillains rather than Nazis, so that really wouldn’t be a problem.

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Nazi super-villians. (I know these are 80s villians but…he counts.)
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It’s funny, but I think there were more Nazi villains at DC in the Eighties than at DC during WWII!

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Granted, he was a Capt. Marvel villian first and not a DC villian of the era.

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Agent Axis appeared in Boy Commandos.

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Yeah, Fawcett went a lot more heavy on Nazis than DC did. What would become Marvel did too. Their big Golden Age villain is the Red Skull, who is a Nazi!

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Yes! Now that’s one the JSA could realistically face if a series set during WWII ever comes to be.

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Started the Black Label reprints. played the LA Confidential score. Perfect pairing. I loved the issue cover art.

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Second issue of Venditti’s mini was really strong - he and Rossmo continue to really create a great atmosphere and tension.

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I did recognize the art too. I’m on issue 2. I have 3 & 4 but haven’t read yet.

I don’t have much to add at this time. I’ll come back after I’m done with 4.

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