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Comic Books

Extreme Justice #18

1996

Series
Extreme Justice
Issue
18
Cover date
Jul 1, 1996
Story title
Deathmatch Doom
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Extreme Justice #18, published by DC Comics in 1996, serves as the penultimate issue of a series that attempted to modernize the Justice League franchise during the mid-nineties. The title was characterized by its gritty, high-octane aesthetic, reflecting the industry-wide trends of the era that prioritized darker character iterations and more aggressive storytelling to appeal to a changing demographic of comic readers.

The issue features the creative work of writer Ivan Velez Jr. and artist Rob Haynes. It was crafted during a period of creative transition for the Justice League brand, as DC Comics sought to revitalize the team through various spin-offs before the eventual relaunch of the Justice League of America under Grant Morrison. The issue is remembered by collectors primarily as a piece of the broader nineties DC experimental phase, defined by its distinct visual style and effort to carve out a niche for the satellite characters of the JLI era.

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