As I mentioned earlier this week, I just finished a complete re-read of Geoff Johns, David Goyer, and James Robinson's JSA run. It's one of the best comics DC's ever published, and you absolutely should go find it as soon as possible and read it! But I wanted to take another article this week to go over my favorite stories from the 80-plus issue run like I did after my Gotham Central re-read. And so, if you want the highlights of the series, read on.

WARNING: I won't spoil the stories IN THEIR ENTRIES, but explaining the basic setups for some of these will wind up spoiling earlier stories in the run. So if you want to go in fresh as a newborn baby, come back to this article after reading the comic books.

                                                Source: comicvine.gamespot.com

10. “Blinded” (JSA #53)

This is a one-off focusing on Wildcat and Power Girl and "Whatever happened to her after this" character The Crimson Avenger.

This Crimson Avenger, the second to take the name, carries cursed pistols that force her to re-live the death of someone killed before their time before dispatching her to take vengeance. She appears in JSA to take vengeance on Wildcat for supposedly framing a man who was later issued the death penalty.

We get some great Ted and Power Girl character beats, and the Avenger herself is an awesome character in her own right. It's her self-exploration that drives this issue, which plays out as a tense chase through the JSA brownstone, and a bloody one at that.

And the situation might not be what it seems, after all, not everything can be seen in black and white when it comes to human morality.