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Comic Books

JLA #15

1998

Series
JLA
Issue
15
Cover date
Feb 1, 1998
Story title
Rock of Ages, Part 6: Stone of Destiny
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JLA issue #15, published in February 1998, serves as a pivotal installment in Grant Morrison's seminal run on the Justice League of America. This era of the series was defined by a return to the 'Big Seven' lineup, aiming to restore the team to a mythic, god-like status that Morrison argued had been diminished by previous writers. The narrative in this issue contributes to the broader 'Rock of Ages' story arc, which is widely considered one of the most significant Justice League tales of the 1990s.

The issue features artwork by Howard Porter and inks by John Dell, whose dynamic and high-contrast style defined the visual identity of this period. Morrison and Porter sought to create a sense of scale and spectacle that matched the cosmic stakes of the Justice League. Upon its release, the run was critically lauded for its energetic pacing and complex layering of classic DC lore, helping to revitalize the title and cement it as a cornerstone of modern superhero storytelling.

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