JLA #25
1999
- Series
- JLA
- Issue
- 25
- Cover date
- Jan 1, 1999
- Story title
- Scorched Earth
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Published by DC Comics in December 1998, JLA #25 represents a pivotal moment in the critically acclaimed run written by Grant Morrison. This issue serves as the conclusion to the 'Earth-2' storyline, a narrative that explored a darker, mirror-image dimension where the Justice League's counterparts, the Crime Syndicate, rule with an iron fist. The story was intended to challenge the core moral fiber of the League by forcing them to confront the impossibility of total justice in a fundamentally corrupt society.
The interior artwork was provided by Frank Quitely, marking one of his early high-profile contributions to the DC Universe. His distinct, unconventional linework and expressive character poses were deliberately chosen to distinguish the distorted, unsettling nature of the Crime Syndicate's world from the more traditional aesthetic of the mainstream DC Earth. The issue was well-received upon release, often cited for its intellectual depth and for cementing the collaborative partnership between Morrison and Quitely that would define much of DC’s output in the years that followed.
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