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Comic Books

JLA #47

2000

Series
JLA
Issue
47
Cover date
Nov 1, 2000
Story title
Queen of Fables One of Three: Into The Woods
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JLA #47 was published in November 2000 as part of the DC Comics ongoing Justice League of America series. Written by Mark Waid with artwork by Bryan Hitch and Paul Neary, the issue serves as a pivotal chapter in the 'Tower of Babel' story arc. The narrative explores the existential threat posed to the Justice League when Batman's contingency plans for neutralizing his teammates are stolen and weaponized by Ra's al Ghul, forcing the team to confront the trust issues inherent in their alliance.

The creative direction for this era of JLA was defined by Bryan Hitch’s 'widescreen' cinematic style, which moved away from traditional panel layouts to emphasize grand scale and realistic proportions. This aesthetic was highly influential, shaping the visual language of modern superhero comics. Upon release, the arc was widely praised by critics and fans alike for its complex characterization and for challenging the foundational relationships between the core Justice League members.

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