JLA #22
1998
- Series
- JLA
- Issue
- 22
- Cover date
- Sep 1, 1998
- Story title
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Published in September 1998, JLA #22 represents a pivotal moment in Grant Morrison's acclaimed run on the Justice League of America. This issue serves as the conclusion to the 'Rock of Ages' arc, a sprawling, high-stakes narrative that saw the team battling Lex Luthor and the Injustice Gang across multiple timelines. The story is renowned for its ambitious scope and its role in re-establishing the Justice League as the pinnacle of the DC Universe's power hierarchy.
The interior art was provided by Howard Porter, whose dynamic, widescreen aesthetic became the definitive look for the series during the late 1990s. Porter’s style was specifically chosen to emphasize the epic scale of Morrison's writing, utilizing dramatic perspectives and bold character designs. The issue was well-received by fans and critics alike, cemented as a highlight of modern superhero storytelling for its ability to balance intricate science-fiction concepts with traditional team-based action.
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