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iSteve
11-03-2007, 02:53 PM
WHOSE KINGDOM COME? GEOFF JOHNS TALKS JSA (http://forum.newsarama.com/showthread.php?t=135060)

by Vaneta Rogers

There are few superhero stories in the DC Comics Universe more revered and discussed than Kingdom Come.

But while comic book fans know the story well – and many are able to cite a long list of original heroes who appeared in the tale – the characters of the current DC Universe hadn't heard of it.

Until now.

In this week's Justice Society of America #10, an issue written by Geoff Johns and Alex Ross and pencilled by Dale Eaglesham, the heroes of the DCU are dealing with the sudden arrival of Kingdom Come Superman in the beginning of a three-issue story titled, "Thy Kingdom Come."

When DC's new multiverse was created at the end of 52, the 52 earths added to the DCU included Earth-22 – where the characters from Kingdom Come reside in an alternate universe. The existence of these characters within the framework of the current DCU made it possible for Johns to tell this story with Ross, who created the Kingdom Come characters with writer Mark Waid in the award-winning 1996 miniseries.

In a discussion littered with spoilers, Newsarama talked to Johns about the Justice Society story and its impact on the DCU, as well as the meaning behind the mysterious clues and deaths that JSA members are investigating in this storyline. And on a week that also saw the release of his first Action Comics issue with artist Gary Frank, we followed up on that story, the latest status of the Sinestro Corps War, and found out that Geoff Johns the writer has a little more in common with his fear-battling Green Lanterns than any of us knew.....

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labor_days
11-03-2007, 04:37 PM
I really admire Johns' ability to take an idea and run with with it despite the naysaying.

When he's talking about bringing Titans out from C-list status or spinning Booster Gold (of all things) out of 52 into one of the most enjoyable DC reads; I can't help but think "good for him".

Best capes writer in the biz? I'd say so.

six-gun
11-03-2007, 04:52 PM
Best capes writer in the biz? I'd say so.

Yeah, Bendis doesn't do capes but he's the only one I'd put up with Johns

mikegraham6
11-05-2007, 11:50 AM
I have to give Johns credit. With things like Infinite Crisis, I used to think he was bit overrated but he has really stepped upgame this year and written some truly steller stories. good for him