Justice Society of America: Black Sunset, Chapter 4: Hit List
by HarveyKent Return to chapter list Superman still rankled over the Penguin’s comments as he flew through the skies of Metropolis. He now realized the old former crook probably hadn’t really meant what he said, but had just been trying to goad the JSA into taking him and the other sanctuary-seekers in, which, in fact, . . .
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by HarveyKent Return to chapter list In the JSA Brownstone infirmary, the Green Lantern had removed his mask and cloak, and sat as still as a statue as Doctor Mid-Nite manipulated the controls of the magnetic resonance imaging device. The other members stood in the room at enough of a distance to allow Mid-Nite to . . .
This entry was posted in Earth-2 on .Justice Society of America: Black Sunset, Chapter 2: Black Nemesis
by HarveyKent Return to chapter list “Say, usually you’re the most punctual of us all, Doc,” Johnny Thunder pointed out. “What happened?” “I noticed a jewelry store robbery in progress on my way here,” Doctor Mid-Nite explained. “Naturally, I intervened.” “Jewelry store, eh?” Hourman asked. “Costume or common?” “Costume, but a new one,” Mid-Nite replied. . . .
This entry was posted in Earth-2 on .Justice Society of America: Black Sunset, Chapter 1: The Sunset Killer
by HarveyKent Return to chapter list “And with that, the game is tied in the eighth inning at four runs apiece!” the announcer’s voice came over the television set, over the image of excited fans in the ballpark seats cheering the home run. “This is Harry Kalas, the Voice of the Phillies, and we’ll be . . .
This entry was posted in Earth-2 on .Justice Society of America: Black Sunset, Prologue: The Visitor
by HarveyKent Return to chapter list It was a quiet day at Foulk Manor Assisted Living Facility (newspeak for nursing home), as they all were. Nancy Mason, the professional caregiver (nurse) on duty at the reception desk, was bored with nothing to do; it was 10:30 in the morning, and most of the residents were . . .
This entry was posted in Earth-2 on .Secret Origins: Miss Music: 1959: Muskrat Creek Confidential
by Dan Swanson 
Tammi Paige, gymnastics star of Muskrat Creek, Wisconsin, is preparing for a big show to entertain the whole town! But not everyone is happy about it. When a girl rival and a spurned boyfriend plot revenge, will Tammi end up humiliated before everyone, or will this be the start of Miss Music’s heroic career?
Secret Origins: Miss Music: 1959: Muskrat Creek Confidential, Epilogue: Payback
by Dan Swanson Return to chapter list The high school dance could have been anticlimactic, but it wasn’t. Harvey Taylor wasn’t there; Tammi Paige heard a rumor that he’d roared out of town in his hot rod, as angry as an army ant, when Claire Whitman decided she wasn’t going to give him any more . . .
This entry was posted in Earth-S on .Secret Origins: Miss Music: 1959: Muskrat Creek Confidential, Chapter 3: A Symphony of One
by Dan Swanson Return to chapter list “Good morning, all! I’m Mayor Vince Clyde, and you know why we’re here today…” The short, bald man was starting to speak when an even smaller woman, dressed in a dark blue leotard with her long hair tied back in a severe ponytail, bounced out of her chair . . .
This entry was posted in Earth-S on .Secret Origins: Miss Music: 1959: Muskrat Creek Confidential, Chapter 2: Revenge Play
by Dan Swanson Return to chapter list Tammi Paige was sorry she’d come home after school. She had to be back at the gym at 5:30, and she hadn’t felt like hanging out at school the whole time, but now she wished she had. Harvey was back in town, and he must have been just . . .
This entry was posted in Earth-S on .Secret Origins: Miss Music: 1959: Muskrat Creek Confidential, Chapter 1: Green-Eyed Monsters
by Dan Swanson Return to chapter list Friday, September 25th, 1959, had been named Good Luck Tammi Paige Day in Muskrat Creek, Wisconsin, a small suburb of Milwaukee. On the following Sunday, Tammi, a senior at Muskrat Creek High School, was leaving for the Women’s Gymnastics Association National Championships in San Francisco. She was expected . . .
This entry was posted in Earth-S on .Ace of Space: 1944: Prelude to a Storm
by Drivtaan, partially adapted from the Ace of Space story in Feature Comics #38 by H. Weston Taylor and Harry Campbell 
After Ace Egan encounters an alien who gives him an opportunity to be a hero, he uses a powerful belt to become the nine-foot-tall Ace of Space. But when Ace takes a mission as a special agent of the U.S. Army Air Corps behind enemy lines, has the giant hero finally met his match? And what horrors might be unleashed when the secret of his mighty powers falls into the hands of the Nazis?
Ace of Space: 1944: Prelude to a Storm, Epilogue: A Broken Man
by Drivtaan Return to chapter list Ace Egan was a broken man. Having lost both the alien belt and the spaceship to the Nazis, he couldn’t shake the feeling that the blood of many of his allies in this war would soon be on his hands. He had been woken up in the middle of . . .
This entry was posted in Earth-X on .Ace of Space: 1944: Prelude to a Storm, Chapter 2: Captured by the Germans
by Drivtaan Return to chapter list Ace Egan struggled to regain consciousness, but for some reason it wouldn’t completely come. There was a dryness in his mouth, and his eyelids wouldn’t comply fully with his brain’s commands to open, which led him to the belief that he had been sedated. When he finally did get . . .
This entry was posted in Earth-X on .Ace of Space: 1944: Prelude to a Storm, Chapter 1: Behind Enemy Lines
by Drivtaan Return to chapter list Pantanella Air Base, Bari, Italy, December, 1944: “DEDICATED TO THE GLORY OF GOD A LOVING MEMORY OF THOSE MEN IN THE 464TH BOMBARDMENT GROUP WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR PEACE AND RIGHTEOUSNESS” Lieutenant Franklin “Ace” Egan paused in front of the base chapel and read those words yet again. . . .
This entry was posted in Earth-X on .Ace of Space: 1944: Prelude to a Storm, Prologue: Origin of the Ace of Space
by Drivtaan, adapted from the Ace of Space story in Feature Comics #38 by H. Weston Taylor and Harry Campbell Return to chapter list Upstate New York, July, 1940: Franklin “Ace” Egan enjoyed the benefits of being born into a life of privilege. He was a man of many hobbies, and he had the means . . .
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