JLA #42
2000
- Series
- JLA
- Issue
- 42
- Cover date
- Jun 1, 2000
- Story title
- Half A Mind To Save A World
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Published in June 2000, JLA #42 represents a pivotal moment in the 'Tower of Babel' story arc, written by Mark Waid with pencils by Steve Scott. This narrative is widely considered one of the most significant Justice League stories of the modern era, focusing on the tactical paranoia of Batman and the catastrophic consequences of his secret contingency plans to neutralize his own teammates being stolen by Ra's al Ghul.
The issue is lauded for its exploration of internal team dynamics and the erosion of trust within the Justice League. Steve Scott’s artwork captures the tense, high-stakes atmosphere of the script, balancing the sprawling scale of a superhero ensemble with the intimate, often strained interpersonal relationships between the heroes. It remains a foundational text for readers interested in the ethical complexities of the Batman character and the vulnerabilities inherent in a league of god-like beings.
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