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Bill Catellier
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1)JLA Classified.
2) Hmm a book with terrible art and a bunch of mismatched heroes claiming to be the Avengers or a book with some classic Avengers that rarely comes out and has most of the heroes acting like idiots. I've read both and not really pleased with either. How long till Steve Rogers comes back, recruits Thor & Hawkeye, and builds a real team of Avengers?
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Ted Pugliese
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Civil War really killed whatever chance New Avengers had at being the Avengers, i. e. Cap and Iron Man together.
TODAY'S TOSS-UP (10/26):
I just read The Lightning Saga, so I ask, which title do you prefer?
Justice League of America or Justice Society of America?
Happy birthday, Mom :-)
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Ryan Maxwell
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Justice League of America
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Andrew Hess
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Nowadays?
JSA
I read the first collection of the latest version of JLA and couldn't believe the
final issue of the story was a couple of heroes walking around the
headquarters.(give me strength)
JSA has much better writing, consistently great art, and something going on
every issue.
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Adam Hutchinson
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JSA, especially the current series. I've been drawn to them for almost as long as I've been reading comics.
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Paul Greer
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If you are asking about the current series, I don't read either and have no opinion. In general, I prefer the JSA.
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David Ferguson
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JSA
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Bruce Buchanan
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JSA. It's been consistently great during the Geoff Johns era, although I'm not sure why they felt the need to restart the series last year.
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Michael Huber
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Sentimental favorites JSA alla way!
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John Young
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With the current writers I like the JSA.
My "Golden Age" JLA had Firestorm and Zatana late 70's early 80's
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Ron Sluyter
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JSA in recent years, JLA in the 80's
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Michael Connell
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No contest, ALL THE WAY WITH THE JSA
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