JLA #27
1999
- Series
- JLA
- Issue
- 27
- Cover date
- Mar 1, 1999
- Story title
- The Bigger They Come
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Published in March 1999 as part of the Justice League of America series, this issue serves as a standalone story during the acclaimed tenure of writer Mark Waid. Following the massive success of Grant Morrison's initial run on the title, Waid took over the scripting duties to continue exploring the dynamics of the DC Universe's most powerful superhero team. The narrative focuses on the Justice League's struggle against the reality-altering powers of the villainous Bedlam, pushing the team to confront their own subconscious fears and personal vulnerabilities.
The interior art was provided by Howard Porter, the definitive artist for the JLA series during the late 1990s, with inks by John Dell. Porter’s kinetic, high-octane visual style became synonymous with the era, characterized by wide-angle compositions and dynamic character poses that emphasized the cosmic scale of the League's threats. The issue was well-regarded for maintaining the momentum of the series, reflecting the editorial commitment to high-stakes storytelling that defined DC Comics' flagship team book at the turn of the millennium.
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