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JLA #45, published by DC Comics in September 2000, is a pivotal installment in the long-running Justice League of America series written by Mark Waid. As part of the 'Tower of Babel' story arc, the issue explores the vulnerability of the world's greatest heroes when Batman's contingency plans for neutralizing his teammates are stolen and activated by Ra's al Ghul. This narrative was designed to challenge the traditional infallibility of the League, sparking internal debate about trust and ethics within the team.

The interior art was provided by Steve Scott and Mark Propst, while the cover was illustrated by Doug Mahnke. Mahnke’s work from this era is frequently praised for its dynamic, muscular aesthetic that defined the high-stakes tone of the early 2000s JLA run. Upon its release, the issue was well-received by fans and critics alike, who appreciated the psychological depth brought to the iconic characters and the immediate, lasting impact the betrayal had on the members' interpersonal dynamics.

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