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JLA JSA Virtue and Vice – Comic Book

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JLA JSA Virtue and Vice – Comic Book

Superman and Sentinel float outside the moon looking at Earth. They reflect on the reverence they have for each other’s groups and look forward to a new tradition of spending each Thanksgiving together. Superman suddenly picks up on a disturbance in Tanzania, and Martian Manhunter informs them of another disturbance as well.

On Earth, they find Vixen defending President Lex Luthor and fighting off Doctor Bedlam. The JSA and JLA show up and fight off his animates. J’onn is disturbed that something in Africa was disturbing his telepathy and it took him a long time to understand what was going on.

The JLA and JSA suddenly turn on each other. Bickering over small items and showing off their strength, their anger seems to come out of no where as J’onn once again realizes his telepathy is being messed with. Doctor Fate transports several JLA members to his Tower of Fate and Batman transports several JSA and JLA members to the JLA Watchtower. As Batman, Shazam, Plastic Man, Green Lantern, Mr. Terrific, Doctor Fate, and Power Girl walk away from an exploding building, the faces of the seven deadly sins of man can be seen behind them in the flames.

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