Previous Post > In their original adventures, none of the JSA had any issues with killing Nazis for all the obvious reasons. Well, like I had said earlier... if they were going to kill anyone, Himmler's certainly deserving of it. But doing it during a time of war when the JSA were essentially superhuman soldiers as opposed to stomping an incapacitated human being (or, his brain) to death are two different things, no? Not to mention, Michael wasn't there during WWII. So, it's not as if a member of the old guard was suffering a horrible flashback to atrocities he or she had witnessed.

What about Hawkman? Being from a different time and mindset where killing isnt exactly frowned upon does Hawkman kill? I assumed he did but didnt make a habit out of it type of thing.

> > In their original adventures, none of the JSA had any issues with killing Nazis for all the obvious reasons.
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> Well, like I had said earlier... if they were going to kill anyone, Himmler's certainly deserving of it. But doing it during a time of war when the JSA were essentially superhuman soldiers as opposed to stomping an incapacitated human being (or, his brain) to death are two different things, no?
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> Not to mention, Michael wasn't there during WWII. So, it's not as if a member of the old guard was suffering a horrible flashback to atrocities he or she had witnessed.