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- Just like Morrison's recent work on The Green Lantern, JLA is a distillation of what Morrison loves about superhero comics mixed with his own tendency for the strange. In this world, the first antagonists that the superheroes are forced to face down are basically reflections of themselves.
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In 1997, DC Comics launched a new Justice League series titled JLA, written by Grant Morrison with art by Howard Porter and inker John Dell. Morrison stayed as writer for the series through issue #41, though several issues had fill-in writers. JLA #18-#21 and #33 were written by Mark Waid.
Starting in 1997, Grant Morrison launched JLA with artist Howard Porter, reinvigorating the team book and setting its course for the next decade. The popular title lead to spin-offs like Hourman (Volume 1) and Martian Manhunter (Volume 3) and the revitalized JSA in JSA (Volume 1) .
JLA (1997-2006) Series. 125-issue ongoing series, with multiple one-shots associated, for the first collected editions, see JLA (Collected Editions). For the new Deluxe Edition, see JLA: The Deluxe Edition. JL (Infinite Frontier)….
The opening arc of Morrison and Porter's deals with a secret invasion done by White Martians masquerading as alien refugees. During Morrison's stint in the book, a satellite book titled JLA Secret Files and Origins was published.
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JLA Omnibus 1. JLA by Grant Morrison Omnibus Collects JLA #1-17, #22-26, #28-31, #34, #36-#41, JLA One Million, and JLA: Earth 2. JLA Deluxe Editions 1. JLA: The Deluxe Edition, Vol. 1 Collects JLA #1-9, JLA Secret Files #1. 2. JLA: The Deluxe Edition, Vol. 2 Collects JLA #10-17, New Year’s Evil: Prometheus, JLA/Wildcats. 3. JLA: The Deluxe Edition...
Even if Grant Morrison’s JLA run can be read alone, the characters continued to evolve in their own ongoing series. Changes affected the Justice League and here is what you need to know: 1. JLA #1–4 “New World Order” 1.1. Superman Blue Vol. 1: Superman loses his traditional powers and transforms into a being of electromagnetic energy. 2. JLA #5 “Wo...
Once Grant Morrison left the title, Mark Waid took over and wrote one of the most famous JLA storylines, The Tower of Babel. With Joe Kelly, Waid stayed on the series until #90, then switched to a series of rotating writers until its cancellation with #126. 1. JLA: The Tower of Babel Collects JLA #18-21, #32-33, and #43-46, and two stories from JLA...
The Justice League of America is Reborn. Staring Team Members: Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, the Flash (Wally West), Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner), Aquaman, Plastic Man and the Martian Manhunter....
Jan 1, 2001 · This is Grant Morrison’s late ‘90s run on the JLA and boy can you tell it’s the ‘90s! Superman’s rocking a mullet for the first four issues but afterwards, inexplicably, he becomes all blue and white, unrecognisable as Superman besides the pentagon “S” on his chest.
