JLA #116
2005
- Series
- JLA
- Issue
- 116
- Cover date
- Sep 1, 2005
- Story title
- Crisis of Conscience, Part Two
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Published in September 2005, JLA #116 serves as the first chapter of the 'Crisis of Conscience' story arc, which functions as a direct narrative bridge to the major limited series Infinite Crisis. Written by Geoff Johns and Allan Heinberg with art by Chris Batista and Mark Farmer, the issue explores the internal fracturing of the Justice League following the controversial events of Identity Crisis. It focuses on the Secret Society of Super Villains reclaiming their repressed memories, setting the stage for a period of profound disillusionment within the superhero community.
The creative direction for this arc sought to address the long-term consequences of mind-wiping heroes and villains, a theme that defined the DC Universe landscape during the mid-2000s. Chris Batista’s illustrative style provided a grounded, gritty aesthetic that matched the darker tone Johns and Heinberg were establishing for the Justice League. The issue was generally well-received by readers for its ability to weave complex continuity into a high-stakes conflict, effectively raising the tension across the entire DC line at the time.
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