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Writer: B. Clay Moore
Penciller: Ramón Pérez

Normally this would just been another JSA Classified story that included Wildcat and I would of put it away in a long box and not looked back. But B. Clay Moore talked about it on a couple of podcast that I heard and said it would be a defining story in Wildcat life.

After reading the first 2 I still was waiting for the story to go somewhere. I felt as lost as Wildcat in his soul searching story. Also the flashback panels kept taking me out of the story and really made no sense until the last issue as to why there was flash backs.

In the end, was it a decent Wildcat story? Yes.

Definitive story of Wildcats career? Hardly.

I sat there after reading this and thought of my defining moments of Wildcat in what I have read. Two things came to mind. Wildcat running around the the JSA Brownstone fighting the Injustice Society in nothing more than a bath towel. And in the Darkness Falls saga where he and the Ray take on Eclipso.

I'm so far behind on JSA Classified it's ridiculous. I think I have from around 18 & up sitting in my "to read pile".

Since the series is sort of non-mainline-continuity, it's been easy to leave it aside.

Any arcs there just aching to be read because they are so good/pivotal that will cause me to burn thru the entire pile?

There were only two and I think you already read them. The Power Girl arc was interesting enough and the Stargirl story about her Dad was good. My biggest frustration with this book is there like 30 members of JSA right now, why do all of JSA Classified stories seem to have only Wildcat and Green Lantern in them?

I have to point out this isn't true but the perception is there. They really need to go out of their way and not have Green Lantern not appear at all in the book. Not even in the background.