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When they said 'All In' would be all in, they weren't kidding.

As the current Justice Society of America series slowly draws to a close, DC has already announced plans to revamp and relaunch the team - this time squarely in the DCU with an all new series simply titled JSA. Announced during Saturday's 'What's Happening in the DC Multiverse' panel here at San Diego Comic-Con 2024, DC's original superhero team is joining the 'All In' initiative with a new ongoing series by writer Jeff Lemire (also writing Absolute Flash) and artist Diego Olortegui (who we JSA fans will recall from his part in the DC Golden Age one-shot).

Lemire and Olortegui aren't just bringing back JSAers Hawkgirl, Jay Garrick, Wildcat, Dr. Fate, Alan Scott, and Hawkman - but the heroes of Infinity Inc. are also going to be part of the JSA book somehow. Given the latter team's origins as a younger version of the JSA (as their children, or those sharing the mantle), I'm very curious to see how that'll be played in modern DC continuity.

Look for more news from DC coming out of SDCC all weekend here at Popverse.

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