JLA #16
1998
- Series
- JLA
- Issue
- 16
- Cover date
- Mar 1, 1998
- Story title
- Camelot
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Published in March 1998, JLA issue 16 was part of the acclaimed run written by Grant Morrison with interior art by Arnie Jorgensen. This issue was a standalone story that served as a narrative bridge during the height of the series' popularity, which had successfully revitalized the Justice League by focusing on the characters as modern-day pantheon gods rather than just a traditional superhero team.
The creative direction for this era of JLA sought to elevate the stakes of superhero storytelling, contrasting the grounded struggles of human characters with the cosmic scale of the League. Arnie Jorgensen provided a distinct visual style that shifted from the series' primary artist, Howard Porter, yet maintained the gritty, high-contrast aesthetic that defined late 1990s DC Comics. The issue remains a notable entry for fans of Morrison's ambitious, metafictional approach to DC continuity.
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