DC Comics Teases New Golden Age For Justice Society Of America (JSA), A Legacy League Of Sidekicks & Stargirl Via Teaser Trailer Video & Preview With New Golden Age #1 Spoilers!

DC Comics previews a new golden age for the Justice Society of America (JSA), a legacy league of sidekicks and Stargirls via teaser trailer video, and a new golden age with #1 spoilers!

teaser video trailer

Now, we’ve got a little teaser for this faux Legion of Sidekicks in Flashpoint Beyond #5 (out of 6) [full spoilers here] Referring to the “Rise of the Legacy League” on the chalk board of the Time Masters.

We also find their names at the end of Flashpoint Beyond #6 (out of 6). [full spoilers here] with “thirteen“The timeline is being re-introduced and the villain per Degaton’s time threat is being reduced.

all Flashpoint Beyond Spoilers, for a limited sequence that appears under the radar but results in the post up Black Crisis of Infinite Earths Period, right here.

Below are some images from the teaser trailer video that shows the big issues of this new golden age.

It stars a new villainous childminder who seems to be behind the erroneous Legacy League of Sidekicks.

The Solicitation – The New Golden Age #1

New Golden Age #1
written by geoff johns
Art by Steve Lieber, Jerry Ordway, and Diego Olortegui
cover by Mikel Janani
Variant cover by Gary Frank, Todd Knock, Michael Allred, and David Talsky
1:25 Variant Cowl by Dan Hip
1:50 FOIL VARIETY COWL BY MICHAEL ALLRED
1:100 foil variant cowl by David Talsky
$4.99 US | 48 pages | one shot | Variant $5.99 US (card inventory)
on sale 11/8/22
From the Justice Society of America to the Legion of Super-Heroes, The New Golden Age will unravel DC’s secret history of epic and heroic, launching a new set of titles firmly established within the DC Universe. From the nineteenth century to the 3040s, the heroes deal with the good and evil of their time. But after Flashpoint Beyond, the lives of these heroes and villains can turn the wrong way. DC’s future…and its past…will never be the same again. But how are mime and marionette related? Why are Rip Hunter and Time Masters essentially the most unsuitable heroes within the DC Universe? And who or what is… in nostalgia? Don’t forget to introduce the weirdest thriller that has affected the DC Universe.