JLA #4
1997
- Series
- JLA
- Issue
- 4
- Cover date
- Apr 1, 1997
- Story title
- Invaders From Mars
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Published in 1997, JLA #4 was a pivotal entry in the acclaimed Justice League of America series written by Grant Morrison with interior art by Howard Porter and John Dell. This storyline, titled 'Woman of Tomorrow,' focused on the recruitment of Big Barda and the team's confrontation with the White Martian invasion, a narrative arc designed to restore the Justice League to a grand, mythological status that stood in contrast to the grittier, street-level comic trends of the 1990s.
The aesthetic of the issue reflects the 'widescreen' comic book style popularized by the creative team, emphasizing high-stakes action and dynamic character interplay. Howard Porter’s pencils, characterized by hyper-detailed anatomy and energetic layouts, were instrumental in establishing the high-octane tone that defined the late-90s era of the DC Universe. Upon its release, the series was received with widespread critical praise, often cited by fans and historians for successfully modernizing the core Justice League roster while maintaining its classic archetypal appeal.
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