JSA has just space jump the magic shark....

[silverzeo]

Just saw the preview for the newest issue of JSA, and... well... I think their needs to be some explanation....



The story takes place on the moon, where Scott built that city (didn't he help build the a watchtower on the moon? Remember that? Where the JLA's base on the moon? Seems like decades since then.) and... SOMEHOW it become populated by magically creatures...







Okay, I haven't read the last issue, where the JSA had to fight some ancient Mayan Gods of whatever. But I am bit confuse. WHY are these magically beings are drawn to Scott's city on the moon? I thought they had their own plane of existence on earth, or from what I learned from the New Krypton arcs.... in fact this seems JUST like it, only with less promotion. I am all for the combination of Fantasy and Science, but I can enjoy it when somebody explains it? Governing a magic city on the moon is a job for GA Green Lantern? Speaking of magic, what's happening with the Marvel Family, we had a cannon story since the Wizard took Billy and Mary's powers away and is out for Freddy, what about that? Shouldn't there be a focus on THAT story concept?



I feel like Obsidian in this picture.

Comments

[shadowpsykie]

well, the previous jla/jsa arch showed the various magical/elemental beings on earth going kerflunky, because of the unbalanced starheart. so seeing as it has this effect on even the minuetly powered magicals and elementals of earth. A balanced Starheart might draw them rather than the aformentioned kerflunky-ness

[silverzeo]

Okay, I can accept that. But I that doesn't really explain WHY they would just settle on a city that was just created on the moon. Did their home dimensions/pocket universe were canceled out?

[icon_uk]

It's possible the "new age of magic" had an impact there, or else they have a choice between living in an extradimensional ghetto or returning to their home-dimension, where they can bask in the physical proximity of the Starheart.

[darkknightjrk]

Like they said, they're drawn to it.

Plus, if you had a chance to live on the moon, wouldn't you?