WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR JUSTICE SOCIETY OF AMERICA #11!batman And Catwoman’s daughter of the future, hunterFinally gets a happy ending – in the Justice Society of 31st century America. The beauty of DC Comics is how it accommodates all of its changing timelines and the byproducts of continuity changes. Even characters that have been retconned return in spectacular ways, and characters that technically never existed (or should) get their time to shine.
Such is the case with the time-displaced Helena Wayne. Time is a major theme Justice Society of AmericaEspecially in Geoff Johns and Marco Santucci’s issue #11, characters travel back in time, or from broken timelines, or even try to find a place where they won’t be erased from continuity. In the last issue of this celebrated series, Time-jumper Helena Wayne finally finds a place to land.
The hunter finds a man in the far, far future A new list of the Justice Society of AmericaHeroes of Tomorrow honors the oldest team of heroes in DC history with some surprising faces by its side.
Hunter Helena Wayne remains a woman out of time
Batman’s future daughter couldn’t stay in Gotham
Helena Wayne’s Huntress was recently reintroduced to DC as she helped the Justice Society of America fix time – only to find herself removed from her own reality. Since then, he’s been a key player in the new version of this old team, but he’s still looking for a place to land and feel safe. He tried to move to Gotham, to live with his father and mother, Batman and Catwoman, but The Gotham of the past was not meant for himEspecially considering he no longer has a future.
The hunter makes a sacrifice that still gives him a happy ending.
Helena Wayne has no man, especially since Batman exiled her from Gotham to save the timeline. So the Huntress makes a sacrifice that still gives her a happy ending: she decides to go to the far future, the 31st century, past her own time, where she will no longer intrude. And by his side are the friends he made along the way in the new iteration of the JSA. Hunter no longer drifts in time – He found his new home where he belongs.
Check out the new Justice Society of America roster
The hunter joins the heroes of the 31st century
This new JSA roster includes some interesting faces from other displaced creatures, such as a version of Solomon Grundy, a Doctor Fate figure, and DC’s most powerful magic user: a young Mordru trying to change his future from becoming one of DC’s greatest. Can be prevented. The villains are always misfits like Huntress, and that’s exactly why she’s there. It’s the Justice Society of 31st century America, and with them, hunter Having found a home – and a future of her own – away from her parents, batman And Catwoman.
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Justice Society of America
The Justice Society of America is a DC Comics superhero team originally conceived in the 1940s and featuring a mix of heroes from across DC Comics continuity. Over the decades and through modern relaunches of the JSA, new members have been cycled into the team with heroes like Stargirl, Cyclone, Wildcat, and Atom Smasher.
- the writer
- Gardner Fox, Sheldon Mayer
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- Everett E. Hibbard
- colorist
- Everett E. Hibbard
- publisher
- DC Comics
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