Justice League of America

Justice League of America

Geoff Johns, 1973-

Book - 2013

"Following the events of Throne of Atlantis, it is deemed necessary to create a new Justice League. This new superhero team is under the command of Col. Steve Travor, of the United States Military's A.R.G.U.S. division(Advanced Research Group Uniting Superhumans). Signing up for duty with this new incarnation of the JLA are Catwoman, Katana, Green Lantern, Green Arrow, Martian Manhunter, Steve Trevor, Hawkman, Star Girl and the long-awaited return of 80s superhero, Vibe."--Amazon.com.

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COMIC/Justice League/New Fifty-Two/2013 v. 1
vol. 1: 0 / 1 copies available
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2nd Floor Comics COMIC/Justice League/New Fifty-Two/2013 v. 1 v. 1 Due May 12, 2024
Subjects
Justice League of America (Fictitious characters) > Comic books, strips, etc.
Science fiction comic books, strips, etc.
Superheroes > Comic books, strips, etc.
Comic books, strips, etc.
Published
New York : DC Comics [2013]-
Language
English
Main Author
Geoff Johns, 1973- (-)
Other Authors
David Finch, 1972- (illustrator), Brett Booth, Doug Mahnke
Item Description
Originally published in single magazine form as: Justice League of America 1-7 [v. 1] ; Justice League of America 8-14 [v. 2] ;
Superman created by Jerry Siegel & Joe Shuster. By special arrangement with the Jerry Siegel family.
Physical Description
volumes : color illustrations ; 27 cm
ISBN
9781401242367
9781401246891
9781401247263
9781401250478
  • v. 1. World's most dangerous
  • v. 2. Survivors of evil
Review by Booklist Review

Once DC ushered in the New 52, a reboot of 52 of their major characters, Johns was given the reins of DC's signature team, the Justice League. But once the Superman-led team became wholly preoccupied by a battle with the Atlanteans, a U.S. government body Advanced Research Group Uniting Superhumans, or ARGUS decided to create its own team, and the Justice League of America (JLA) was born. Johns' JLA comprises some lesser-known superheroes (Hawkman, Martian Manhunter, and Cat Woman, among others), but their battles are no less epic, thanks to Finch's bold outlines and action pieces, though he doesn't shirk more character-driven moments either. The beginning of the volume traces the creation of the new team and their dynamics as a group, but because Johns is at the helm for both Justice League of America and the Justice League, there is a lot of interaction with the Justice League, including several crossover events, such as the Trinity War and Forever Evil. Johns is a big name in the DC universe, and that alone will be a draw.--Spanner, Ben Copyright 2010 Booklist

From Booklist, Copyright (c) American Library Association. Used with permission.

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