Justice Society of America #11 Can You Change A Villain Past Part 2

[superfangirl1]

Eclipso possession Yolanda Montez Wildcat body, was manipulating everybody. He comes out a takes control of mostly everyone in the Justice Society of America and Legion of superheroes.

Mordru uses Huntress Helena Wayne Bow and enchanted the arrow with Solaris solar radiation energy to defeat Eclipso.









You think Mordru being in the 31th Century, will keep him from turning evil?

Also I guess that is one way to resolve Helena Wayne dilemma. Just send her to the future.

Comments

[tcampbell1000]

I know, right?

I think a lot about "DC One Million," where it turns out that a million months or so from the present day, there's a colonized solar system and lots of breathtaking tech but everyone is STILL totally hung up on there being a Superman, Batman, Flash, et cetera.

[beyondthefringe]

I like that in DC 1 Million they just totally leaned into the absurd legacy of it all, right down to Gunfire 1,000,000. And the fact that apparently, most of the superhero legacies just... kept going through the many centuries. They acknowledged it was kinda ludicrous but amped it up so Batman had an entire planet, and Superman had 57 powers, and of course the Legion of Superheroes was bonkers.
It was goofy and they knew it.

JSA 3025 is just as silly as JLA 3015 or whatever that shortlived Giffen series was.

The nice thing about Legion was, apart from hijacking Superman and Supergirl, the rest of them were all original and doing their own thing. Every great while you'd get someone connected to the heroic legacies of the 20th century (Laurel Kent, the Tornado Twins/XS, that tour guide descended from Oliver Queen, the question of what happened to the Green Lantern Corps) but all in all, the Legionnaires were -different-.

That's why Bendis bringing in Gold Lantern and Doctor Fate and the spear of Aquaman and so forth was so disappointing. The Legion didn't need legacies, they needed to create their -own- legacies.