How did WWII go down in the Nu52?

[Bruce Kent]

Was that issue any good? (I never got around to buying it, but maybe I will if I can still find it.)

The best of the run, in my opinion :)

[MajorHoy]

By the way, what other comic books (if any) have shown WWII in the New 52?

[dupersuper]

By the way, what other comic books (if any) have shown WWII in the New 52?

An issue of the Shade maxi-series, for one.

[Poe1809]

You actually tricked people into seriously answering to your posts several times just to appear rebel and smart. That's simply rude, man.

I just asked a simple question that no one seems to want to answer. Hey, I get it--if you don't know, you don't know.

[glennsim]

I just asked a simple question that no one seems to want to answer. Hey, I get it--if you don't know, you don't know.

Yeah, they did answer you. You'd rather just play your passive-aggressive games. You know, the only thing worse than being someone who won't accept change in corporately-owned characters is someone who won't have an up-front conversation about it. Congratulations, you're either incredibly dense or a troll. Not sure which one you should feel worse about.

[Whirlwind Dinamo]

I don't like repackaging, re-imagining and rebranding, the traditional story is still the root of these comics but I also won't be using the term nu52 JSA. They are the JSA even if I feel they never really will be

[MajorHoy]

I don't like repackaging, re-imagining and rebranding, the traditional story is still the root of these comics but I also won't be using the term nu52 JSA. They are the JSA even if I feel they never really will be

Actually, we don't know what they're going to call themselves (if they ever do get organized as a team).

[glennsim]

Put somebody named Alan Scott and somebody named Jay Garrick in a story together, and don't give them any other super-team name, and you know what you've got? The Justice Society.