Justice League of America - Bronze Age
Dennis O'Neil, Dick Dillin, Robert Kanigher, Mike Friedrich, Joe Giella
2019·416 pages
The Justice League of America faces epic threats from their space station HQ in iconic 1970s stories.
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The Justice League of America faces epic threats from their space station HQ in iconic 1970s stories.
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Without a doubt, the 1970s was a great time for the Justice League of America. Having previously established a core lineup of heroes--including stalwarts like Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman--the league successfully expanded its ranks to include a wide assortment of beloved characters. Featuring stories by fan favorites Denny O'Neil and Mike Friedrich with substantial contributions from artist Dick Dillin, the JLA quickly grew to become a premier and iconic supergroup in the '70s. Exactly 22,3...
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Moderate comic-style violence with battles and physical confrontations.
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Minor fantasy elements with superhero powers; no occult framing.
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Minor themes of justice and ecological issues in some stories.
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