JLA #112
2005
- Series
- JLA
- Issue
- 112
- Cover date
- May 1, 2005
- Story title
- Syndicate Rules, Part Six: Divided
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Published in 2005, JLA #112 represents a significant chapter in DC Comics' Justice League of America series during the 'Crisis of Conscience' storyline. This arc was crafted by writer Geoff Johns and penciler Chris Batista, serving as a direct lead-in to the monumental 'Infinite Crisis' event. The story focuses on the fractured trust within the League following the revelations of the 'Identity Crisis' miniseries, specifically addressing the team's past memory manipulations of their villains.
The creative direction for this period aimed to ground the superhuman scale of the Justice League in complex, often uncomfortable, interpersonal drama. Chris Batista’s pencils were noted for maintaining a classic heroic aesthetic while conveying the internal tension and suspicion among members like Batman and Martian Manhunter. By centering the plot on the Secret Society of Super-Villains, the issue effectively heightened the stakes, marking a transition point where the team's idealistic past collided with the harsher, more cynical reality of the modern DC universe.
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