JLA #20
1998
- Series
- JLA
- Issue
- 20
- Cover date
- Jul 1, 1998
- Story title
- Mystery In Space
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Published by DC Comics in July 1998, JLA #20 represents a pivotal chapter in Grant Morrison’s acclaimed run on the series. The issue serves as a concluding beat to the 'Rock of Ages' story arc, a complex, high-concept narrative involving Darkseid, the Anti-Life Equation, and a dystopian future timeline. It was conceived during a period when DC sought to restore the Justice League to its status as the publisher's premier superhero team by focusing on mythological, god-like archetypes.
The artwork for this issue was provided by Howard Porter, with inks by John Dell, whose dynamic and sharp-edged style became synonymous with the '90s Justice League aesthetic. Porter aimed to capture the massive scale and intense action of Morrison’s script, utilizing wide panels and exaggerated perspectives to convey the gravity of the celestial battle. Upon its release, the 'Rock of Ages' arc was widely praised by critics and fans alike for its intricate plotting and successfully positioning the League as a formidable, modern-day pantheon.
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