Jeff Lemire Departs DC's Justice Society of America After Two Years, Final Issue #24
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Rich Johnston
4d ago· 3 min readenNews
Summary
Jeff Lemire has announced he is leaving DC Comics' Justice Society of America series after two years, with his final issue being JSA #24. The news was revealed during an AMA on League Of Comic Geeks, where Lemire casually confirmed his departure ahead of an official announcement. The timing coincides with the Semiquincentennial (250th anniversary) theme. The article is a brief industry news piece reporting on a writer's exit from a comic book series.
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Bleeding CoolJeff Lemire Departs DC's Justice Society of America After Two Years, Final Issue #24bleedingcool.comKey quotes
· 1 pulledNot announced yet, but what the hell, I'll say
Talking in an AMA earlier in the week to friends-of-Bleeding Cool, League Of Comic Geeks, Jeff Lemire let slip that he will be leaving the DC Comics series JSA, starring the Justice Society Of America, with issue #24. Answering a question from reader Nerd
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