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JSA SECRET FILES #2
Cover Date: September 2001
Cover Price: $4.95
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Cover Credits:
Pencils: Stephen Sadowski
Inks: Michael Bair
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Credits:
| Story | David S. Goyer, Geoff Johns |
| Pencils | Javier Saltares |
| Inks | Ray Kryssing |
| Lettering | Ken Lopez |
| Colors | John Kalisz |
| Color separations | Digital Chameleon |
| Editing | Peter J. Tomasi |
Feature Character(s):
- JSA:
Guest Star(s):
- Nemesis II (last in JSA Annual #1; next in JSA: Our Worlds at War #1)
Supporting Character(s):
- Joan Garrick (last in Flash Vol. 2 #172; next in Impulse #78)
- S.T.R.I.P.E. (last in Impulse #67; next, behind the scenes, in Golden Age Secret Files #1)
Villain(s):
- Sportsmaster clones
- Mordru (in between JSA #14 and #45)
- Ultra-Humanite (his corpse, minus his brain; last in JSA Annual #1)
- Obsidian (in between JSA #21 and #46)
Guest Appearance(s):
- J.J. Thunder (last in JSA #21; next in JSA: Our Worlds at War #1)
- The Gray Man
Synopsis:
Black Canary, Wildcat and Nemesis destroy another of the Council's facilities, discovering the latest host body (sans brain) of the Ultra-Humanite there. Hawkman tries to warn his son that the mantle of Doctor Fate is taking him over, while inside Fate's amulet, Mordru and Obsidian plot revenge on the Justice Society. The Star-Spangled Kid tries out Starman's rod for the first time. The Gray Man comes to Sand in his dreams, where various deceased members of the Justice Society pass on their wisdom to him. Flash and Joan Garrick entertain J.J. Thunder. Mister Terrific mourns the death of his wife.
Credits:
- Geoff Johns (script)
- Aldrin Aw (art)
- Tom McCraw (colors)
Comment(s):
- This feature is a profile for Nemesis (Soseh Mykros).
Credits:
- Geoff Johns (script)
- Tim Bradstreet (art)
- Tom McCraw (colors)
Comment(s):
- This feature is a profile for Black Adam.
Credits:
- Geoff Johns (script)
- Scott Benefiel (pencils)
- Michael Bair (inks)
- Tom McCraw (colors)
Comment(s):
- This feature is a profile for Jakeem Thunder.
Credits:
- Geoff Johns (script)
- Rags Morales (art)
- Tom McCraw (colors)
Comment(s):
Credits:
- Will Pfeifer (script)
- Rags Morales (art)
- typeset (letters)
Comment(s):
- This feature is a newspaper article regarding the JSA Museum's new exhibit.
Credits:
- Geoff Johns (script)
- Rags Morales (art)
- Tom McCraw (colors)
Comment(s):
- This feature is a profile for Alexander Montez.
Credits:
| Plot | Dan Curtis Johnson, J.H. Williams III |
| Story | Dan Curtis Johnson |
| Art | Rick Burchett |
| Lettering | Comicraft |
| Colors | Tom McCraw |
| Color separations | Digital Chameleon |
Feature Character(s):
- Cameron Chase (last in Superman: Our Worlds at War Secret Files #1/2; next in Flash Secret Files #3/2)
- Director Bones (last in Superman: Our Worlds at War Secret Files #1/2; next in Flash Secret Files #3/2)
Supporting Character(s):
- Sandy Barrett (next in Flash Secret Files #3/2)
- Cliff Hansen (last in Superman: Our Worlds at War Secret Files #1/2; next in Flash Secret Files #3/2)
- Doctor Collins (last in Superman: Our Worlds at War Secret Files #1/2; next in Flash Secret Files #3/2)
- Tanya
Synopsis:
The D.E.O.'s Agent Chase and Dr. Collins tell new agent Hansen the various rumors surrounding their Director, Mister Bones. That he has a criminal record is well-known, but other facts about him, such as how he got his prosthetic leg, and how he obtained a pardon for his crimes, are less easy to verify. They are interrupted by the Director himself, who wants the report Chase has been preparing on Hawkman and Hawkgirl. When the Director leaves the meeting, he receives a call from someone who evidently helped him get where he is today. He is ordered to use what he can against the Justice Society, just as he did in getting them to help with a situation on Blackhawk Island. The Director feels uncomfortable acting against them, as some of them helped him in the past, but he has no choice. He may well use the leverage he has against Hawkgirl and Mister Terrific.
Credits:
- Geoff Johns (script)
- J.H. Williams III (pencils)
- Mick Gray (inks)
- Tom McCraw (colors)
Comment(s):
- This feature is a profile for Director Bones.
Credits:
- Geoff Johns (script)
- Andrew Robinson (art)
- Tom McCraw (colors)
Comment(s):
- This feature is a profile for the Sin Eater.
Credits:
| Story | Geoff Johns |
| Art | Derec Aucoin |
| Lettering | Kurt Hathaway |
| Colors | Tom McCraw |
| Color separations | Digital Chameleon |
Feature Character(s):
- Roulette II (Victoria Sinclair; first appearance; next in JSA #27)
- Captain Cold (in between Flash Vol. 2 #174 and #177)
Guest Star(s):
- Firebrand III (last in Firebrand #9; dies?)
- an unnamed Checkmate Knight
Location(s):
- The House (first appearance)
Synopsis:
Roulette bemoans the fact that her establishment isn't as popular as it used to be: the main attraction has become as dull as a fight between two completely unknown heroes: a Checkmate knight and Firebrand. Firebrand, even in the midst of battle, realizes that he and his opponent are pumped full of drugs to make them do this. He tries to get through to his opponent, so they can try to fight against the drugs, but gets a knife in his throat for his trouble. Fight over. Roulette is displeased with the short length of the fight and the lackluster nature of the fighters and realizes she needs some big names. Her eye falls on a news item about the JSA...
Credits:
- Geoff Johns (script)
- Olivier Coipel (pencils)
- Andy Lanning (inks)
- Tom McCraw (colors)
Comment(s):
- This feature is a profile for Brainwave (Henry King, Jr.)
Credits:
- Geoff Johns (script)
- Rags Morales (art)
- Tom McCraw (colors)
Comment(s):
- This feature is a profile for the Injustice Society.
Credits:
- Geoff Johns (script)
- Doug Mahnke (art)
- Tom McCraw (colors)
Comment(s):
- This feature is a profile for the Ultra-Humanite.
Credits:
- Geoff Johns (script)
- Matt Haley (pencils)
- Jim Royal (inks)
- Tom McCraw (colors)
Comment(s):
- This feature is a profile for Roulette.
Credits:
- Geoff Johns (script)
- John Cassaday (art)
- Tom McCraw (colors)
Comment(s):
- This feature is a profile for Solomon Grundy.