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Comic Books

JLA #120

2005

Series
JLA
Issue
120
Cover date
Dec 1, 2005
Story title
Requiem for a League
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JLA #120 was published by DC Comics in December 2005 as the second installment of the 'Crisis of Conscience' story arc, written by Geoff Johns and Allan Heinberg with art by Chris Batista. This pivotal storyline served as a direct lead-in to the massive company-wide event 'Infinite Crisis,' focusing on the fractured relationship between the Justice League and their longtime adversaries, the Secret Society of Super Villains.

The narrative explores themes of memory, betrayal, and the consequences of the Justice League’s past actions, specifically referencing the controversial mind-wipe events established in the earlier 'Identity Crisis' storyline. Chris Batista’s illustrative style, grounded in a modern superhero aesthetic, emphasizes the mounting tension between the former teammates and the shifting loyalties of classic antagonists, solidifying the issue's role as a bridge between the post-Crisis era and the impending cosmic upheaval of the DC Universe.

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