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JLA #36

1999

Series
JLA
Issue
36
Cover date
Dec 1, 1999
Story title
World War III Part 1 of 6
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Published by DC Comics in December 1999, JLA #36 stands as a key installment in the influential series written by Mark Waid. This issue serves as part of the 'World War III' storyline, a high-stakes narrative that pitted the Justice League against the cosmic threat of Mageddon. The series was defined by its commitment to depicting the core DC heroes as modern gods, reclaiming a sense of grand scale and power that had been diminished in the comics of the early 1990s.

The interior art for this issue was provided by Bryan Hitch, whose work on the series is widely credited with establishing the 'widescreen' cinematic aesthetic that became a hallmark of early 21st-century superhero comics. Hitch worked closely with Waid to prioritize dynamic, realistic layouts that made the team's massive battles feel grounded in a tangible reality. Upon its release, the issue was well-received for its tight pacing and the immense scope of the conflict, solidifying the JLA run as a definitive era for the publisher.

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