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Comic Books

JLA #119

2005

Series
JLA
Issue
119
Cover date
Nov 1, 2005
Story title
Crisis of Conscience, Part 5: Conclusion
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Published in 1975, Justice League of America #119 represents a distinct era for DC Comics during the mid-1970s. This issue was part of the long-running series that brought together Earth's greatest heroes, serving as a staple of the Bronze Age of comics. It emerged during a time when the title was heavily focused on team dynamics and the rotating membership that defined the Justice League's editorial direction under editor Julius Schwartz.

The issue features cover art by Nick Cardy and interior work by artist Dick Dillin, whose clean, consistent style anchored the series for many years. Dillin was known for his efficiency and ability to handle large ensembles, capturing the dramatic scale of the League’s adventures. The narrative reflected the era's penchant for high-stakes cosmic threats and complex team interactions, a hallmark of the writing style that sustained the Justice League's popularity throughout the decade.

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