JSA Vol 1 3
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Whatever I envision happens. And right now, buddy, I'm seeing you six feet under! 
- -- Sentinel
Appearing in "Old Souls"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Fate-Child
- Inza Nelson (As a spirit)
- Kent Nelson (As a spirit)
Villains:
Other Characters:
Locations:
Items:
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "Old Souls"
The rest of the JSA arrive at the hospital, but Mordru escapes when the team realizes they could potentially harm the baby.
Hawkgirl introduces herself and the team learns more about Mordru from Hourman. The android reveals that the sorceror was never born and shall never die -- possessing a timeline without end.
Scarab arrives at Doctor Fate's Tower to obtain Fate's artifacts of power, but is quietly followed by Star-Spangled Kid. Mordru, carrying the Fate-Child, enters the tower and strips Scarab of his power. Before he can awaken the power within Fate's artifacts, he is distracted by Star-Spangled Kid and soon by the rest of the JSA. As the team battles Mordru, Star-Spangled Kid is summoned by the spirit of Kent Nelson inside Fate's amulet to place Scarab's Scarbaeus on the child's chest.
Doing this, the child is instantly transformed into the new Doctor Fate.
Notes
- This issue is reprinted in the JSA: Justice Be Done trade paperback.
- Jack Knight refers to his time in the 30th century. This occurred in Starman (Volume 2) #49-50.
- Appearing in the environment of Fate's amulet are Kent Nelson, his wife Inza, three children, and a dog. The identities of the children and the dog are unknown, if they ever existed.
Trivia
- Time does not exist within the boundaries of Doctor Fate's Tower.
See Also
Recommended Reading
Links and References
- JSA series index at the Grand Comics Database
- JSA series index at the Unofficial Guide to the DC Universe
- Justice Society of America article at Wikipedia
- JSA Chronology page
