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Comic Books

JLA #46

2000

Series
JLA
Issue
46
Cover date
Oct 1, 2000
Story title
Tower of Babel, Conclusion: Harsh Words
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Published in October 2000, JLA #46 serves as a key installment in the Tower of Babel story arc, a defining narrative penned by Mark Waid. This arc explores the strategic vulnerabilities of the Justice League, centering on Batman's contingency plans to neutralize his allies should they ever become threats. The story is widely regarded as a high-water mark for the series, emphasizing the complex trust issues inherent in a group of god-like beings.

The issue features cover art by Howard Porter and interior illustrations by Steve Scott, who maintained the high-stakes, cinematic aesthetic that characterized the JLA title during the late 1990s and early 2000s. Critics and fans praised the arc for its intellectual approach to superhero conflict, focusing on tactical prowess and moral ambiguity rather than simple physical confrontation. It remains a staple for collectors interested in modern DC Comics history and the evolution of the League's interpersonal dynamics.

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