JLA #38
2000
- Series
- JLA
- Issue
- 38
- Cover date
- Feb 1, 2000
- Story title
- World War III Part 3 of 6
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Published in February 2000, JLA #38 serves as a pivotal entry in the 'World War III' story arc, which concluded the run of writer Grant Morrison on the title. The issue features the Justice League battling the cosmic entity Mageddon, a sentient weapon designed to bring about the end of all existence. This narrative marked a high-water point for the series, characterized by its scope and emphasis on the team functioning as a singular, unified force against an impossible threat.
The interior artwork for this issue was provided by Howard Porter and John Dell, whose kinetic, highly detailed style defined the aesthetic of the JLA relaunch in the late 1990s. The cover, illustrated by Frank Quitely, is noted for its evocative and somber composition, focusing on the psychic toll the battle takes on the heroes. At the time of its release, the issue was well-received by fans and critics alike for successfully balancing epic superhero action with the deep character-driven stakes Morrison had established throughout his tenure.
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