JLA #111
2005
- Series
- JLA
- Issue
- 111
- Cover date
- Apr 1, 2005
- Story title
- Syndicate Rules, Part Five: 36 Hours: The Storm
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Published in 2005, JLA #111 represents a pivotal entry in the 'Obsidian Age' aftermath and the subsequent narrative threads leading into the 'Crisis of Conscience' arc. As part of the long-running Justice League of America series, this issue contributes to the expansive DC Universe continuity, reflecting the editorial push to integrate complex character dynamics with high-stakes cosmic threats during the mid-2000s.
The issue features the artistic contributions of penciler Chriscross and writer Will Pfeifer. The visual style follows the established aesthetic of modern superhero comics from this period, characterized by dynamic action sequences and a focus on team-based interactions. Upon its release, it was received as a standard installment of the ongoing JLA title, serving to maintain the serialized momentum of the Justice League's sprawling mythology.
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