JLA #1000000
1998
- Series
- JLA
- Issue
- 1000000
- Cover date
- Nov 1, 1998
- Story title
- Prisoners of The Twentieth Century
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Released in November 1998, JLA #1,000,000 was the centerpiece of the DC One Million crossover event. The story was conceived by writer Grant Morrison, who sought to explore the Justice League's legacy across the vast expanse of time. Set in the 853rd century, the narrative functions as both a futuristic expansion of the DC Universe and a tribute to the longevity of its archetypal heroes.
The issue features artwork by Val Semeiks and Prentis Rollins, utilizing a distinct aesthetic designed to blend modern sensibilities with high-concept science fiction visuals. The design choices aimed to distinguish the futuristic Justice League from their 20th-century counterparts while maintaining a sense of continuity. Upon release, the crossover was well-regarded for its ambitious scope and served as a creative experiment in long-form serialized storytelling.
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