Volume three contains stories originally published in Justice League of America. The best stories reintroduce the Justice Society of America and that's a good thing. And they fight as a team here which is another strong point.

Volume three contains stories originally published in Justice League of America The highlight of this third volume is the revival of the Justice Society of America on Earth Two from the Golden Age. These stories look better on the high-grade, glossy paper than they did when first printed- and much, much better than they look on old, yellow newsprint. The art is decent from the late Mike sekowsky too. It's not great art but it's not terrible either. The stories are always very inventive and family friendly from gardner fox too.

JLA Archives volume 7 is the last full volume of the series to contain the work of Gardner Fox and Mike Sekowsky, the original writer and . Volume seven contains stories originally published in Justice League of America.

JLA Archives volume 7 is the last full volume of the series to contain the work of Gardner Fox and Mike Sekowsky, the original writer and artist of the series. Sekowsky's drawings are inked entirely by Sid Greene in this volume, and Greene was the most effective inker for Sekowsky on this title. Volume seven contains stories originally published in Justice League of America The collaboration of Gardner Fox and Mike Sekowsky was still going strong (we thought that it would never en.

Start by marking Justice League of America Archives, Vol. 3 as. . 3 as Want to Read: Want to Read savin. ant to Read. Details (if other): Cancel. These classic tales feature a stellar line-up, with a roster including Wonder Woman, Superman, Batman, and more.

Volume two contains stories originally published in Justice League of America

Then I bought a couple used and I saw that they are worth every penny. At least they are worth it if you grew up with these titles. Volume two contains stories originally published in Justice League of America The highlights of this second volume are the origin of the JLA, and later, the Atom joining the team.

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JLA Archives volume 8 comes at a time of a changing of the guard for the .

JLA Archives volume 8 comes at a time of a changing of the guard for the title, as 1968 was for most DC titles (at least, those I was reading). Mike Sekowsky, the first man to draw the title, departed after the June issue; original writer Gardner Fox, two issues later. Fox went out stronger than did Sekowsky, as his last two issues were inked by George Roussos, who was less of an effective inker for Sekowsky than Sid Greene had been. But Sekowsky's immediate future would be bright.

The fantastic world of the Justice League of America allowed writer Gardner Fox, with artist Mike Sekowsky, to challenge the heroes with wild adventures-against star-spawned villains, against each other.

The fantastic world of the Justice League of America allowed writer Gardner Fox, with artist Mike Sekowsky, to challenge the heroes with wild adventures-against star-spawned villains, against each other, against themselves, against anything-in the meantime provoking the imagination of the reader with science-fiction ideas about parallel dimensions, time travel, dream machines, ESP and duplicate selves. Header 4. Header 3. Header 2. Quote.

This third collection reprints stories from November, 1962 to September, 1963. This hardcover collects stories from the following comic books: Justice League of America (The Challenge of the Untouchable Aliens!) Justice League of America (The Cavern of Deadly Spheres!) Justice League of America (The Triumph of the Tornado Tyrant!)