The Bat Seeking Secrets

Su Ming landed silently atop the apartment building. He first checked the surveillance devices he had set up earlier, and only after confirming everything was in order did he sway his way down from the rooftop.

As for the JSA, Su Ming had no plans to deal with a bunch of old fossils for the time being.

Even though they had Superman's idol, Steel Monroe; the Speed Force Sorcerer, Johnny Thunder; Mister America, the inspiration for Captain America; the Super-Adaptoid, Red Tornado; and so on.

They were not weak, but their simple, unadorned brand of justice was somewhat difficult to put into practice in modern society.

Those people were basically retired now. They had not shown themselves even during the string of incidents before this, and the Justice League rarely dealt with them either.

Other than Hawkgirl having some connections with Hawk Girl of the JSA, nobody else was particularly fond of the JSA.

The main reason was that Batwoman did not trust resurrected dead people, much less seniors who had crawled out of the Speed Force Plane.

There was always something subtly strange about that group. The one Su Ming found most interesting in the Justice Society was Marvel's Punisher's "prototype," the Crimson Avenger, who wore a red trench coat.

There was no need to say more. His origin story and methods were basically identical: whenever he saw criminals, it became a street battle to the death. Explosions, gunfire, fists pounding flesh—blood flew everywhere he went. Once it was over, he would leave safely as an ordinary man, carrying injuries that would have killed anyone else several times over.

On one hand, Su Ming was curious about how an Anti-Hero had gotten into the Justice Society. On the other, the Crimson Avenger held two pistols with Infinite Bullets.

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