JLA #125
2006
- Series
- JLA
- Issue
- 125
- Cover date
- Apr 1, 2006
- Story title
- Mind Field
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Published in 2006, JLA #125 served as the concluding chapter of the 'Crisis of Conscience' storyline, a significant narrative arc written by Geoff Johns and Allan Heinberg. This issue was designed to address the lingering repercussions of the controversial 'Identity Crisis' miniseries, focusing on the fractured relationship between the Justice League and the former members of the Secret Society of Super-Villains who had their memories wiped.
The artwork for this issue was provided by Chris Batista, whose visual direction aimed to capture the psychological tension of the team's unraveling internal dynamics. The comic was received as a pivotal moment in the lead-up to the Infinite Crisis event, praised for its exploration of moral ambiguity among heroes and the heavy consequences of their previous, questionable actions.
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