The Justice Society of America faces the daunting task of rebuilding their lives and their city after a devastating event. As Jay Garrick steps into the role of mayor, the remaining members of the JSA attempt to establish a semblance of normalcy in Monument Point. However, their efforts are complicated by internal struggles and external threats, most notably Mr. Terrific's alarming decline in cognitive abilities, which jeopardizes the team's future.

The premise suggests a narrative focused on the consequences of large-scale destruction and the personal toll it takes on superheroes. The introduction of Jay Garrick as mayor and Mr. Terrific's deteriorating intellect points to themes of leadership, responsibility, and the fragility of even the most brilliant minds. The story likely delves into the team's efforts to not only rebuild their city but also their own lives and sense of purpose. This arc appears to explore the human element within the superhero genre, examining how extraordinary individuals cope with ordinary, yet profound, challenges.