JLA #28
1999
- Series
- JLA
- Issue
- 28
- Cover date
- Apr 1, 1999
- Story title
- Crisis Times Five! Part One
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Published in April 1999, JLA #28 served as part of the celebrated run spearheaded by writer Grant Morrison, who revitalized the Justice League by framing them as a modern pantheon of mythic archetypes. This specific issue features art by Howard Porter and John Dell, whose dynamic, widescreen aesthetic defined the era and helped propel the series to the top of the sales charts, cementing its status as a cornerstone of late-nineties DC Comics output.
The story, titled 'The Invisible Art,' functions as a character-focused meditation on the team, particularly centering on the internal vulnerabilities of members like Martian Manhunter. Critics and fans of the period frequently praised the issue for its balance of high-stakes cosmic action and introspective dialogue, highlighting how Morrison utilized the team's expansive roster to explore themes of duty and isolation amidst their status as earth's primary protectors.
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