Writer

James Robinson

Penciller

Jesus Merino

Inker

Jesse Delperdang

Colourist

Allen Passalaqua

Letterer

Rob Leigh

Assistant Editor

Rachel Gluckstern

Editor

Mike Carlin

Cover Penciller

Shane Davis

Cover Inker

Sandra Hope

Cover Colourist

Barbara Ciardo

Green Lantern: “You and your sister melded into one hybrid male/female creature? Bad which way, Todd? Bad as in super-duper creepy? Then I’d give that a big fat check in the “yes” column.

The JLA and JSA have freed Green Lantern (Alan Scott) from possession by the magical Starheart. For years Alan had controlled the small fragment of the Starheart which gave him his Green Lantern powers. Now he finds himself custodian of its entirety. The cost is that his twin children (Obsidian and Jade) must stay fore ever apart. They are the personifications of light and shadow within the Starheart. If they come within a 1/3 of mile of each other the power of the Starheart overwhelms them and fuses them together into a single being. The danger is that this will break Alan’s control of the Starheart and sets free once more.

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Writer

James Robinson

Penciller

Mark Bagley

Inker

Norm Rapmund

Colourist

Allen Passalaqua

Letterer

Rob Leigh

Assistant Editor

Rachel Gluckstern

Editor

Mike Carlin

Cover Penciller

Mark Bagley

Cover Inker

Jesus Merino

Cover Colourist

Nei Ruffino

Variant Cover Artist

Ryan Sook, Fernando Pasarin, and Joel Gomez

Variant Cover Colourist

Randy Major and Carrie Strachan

Hourman: Kyle Rayner, Green Lantern appears in a blast of green light to save the day in the way that Green Lanterns do.

Supergirl: Well that was… weird.
Power Girl: Yeah. Bam and gone. Worse than my dating history.

Alan Scott, the JSA’s Green Lantern, has been possessed by the  Starheart, the ancient artefact/asteroid that originally gave him his powers. The presence of the Starheart near the Earth is wreaking havok with weather systems and to people with magical powers. The JSA/JLA have teamed up to take the fight to the Starheart’s lunar prison.

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Writer

James Robinson

Penciller

Mark Bagley

Inker

Rob Hunter and Norm Rapmund

Colourist

Ulises Arreola

Letterer

Rob Leigh

Assistant Editor

Rex Ogle

Editor

Eddie Berganza

Cover Penciller

Mark Bagley

Cover Inker

Jesus Merino

Cover Colourist

Nei Ruffino

Variant Cover Artist

Francis Manapul

Variant Cover Colourist

Brian Buccellato

Congorilla: Funny though, your father said much the same thing to me once.
Jesse Quick: Wait, you knew my dad?
Congorilla: For a short time.
Jesse Quick: An adventure back in the day?
Congorilla: Back in the day, absolutely. Adventure? Not quite. We made a travel documentary about Africa. 1953, as I recall.

Donna Troy: Wow, he was tough. I’ve taken on Robot Baba Yagas that weren’t as hard to beat. Actually that’s a live. I’ve never met a Baba Yaga, robot or not, let alone fought one. I just thought it’d be cool to say.

Previously in JLA #44 and JLA #45: The Starheart – the vessel created by the Guardians of the Universe to hold the wild and chaotic magic left over from the early universe – is approaching the Earth. A part of its power originally flowed through Alan Scott’s Green Lantern battery and ring and through the birth mark of his daughter Jade. Her resurrection during the Brightest Day awoken the Starheart and it has brought her to Earth. The Justice League and Society have teamed up to help her, but Alan Scott and her brother Obsidian (Todd Rice) have already been possessed by the Starheart’s magical/chaotic energies.

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