JLA #55
2001
- Series
- JLA
- Issue
- 55
- Cover date
- Aug 1, 2001
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Published in August 2001, JLA #55 stands as a pivotal chapter in the long-running Justice League series, emerging during a period where DC Comics focused on high-stakes, epic storytelling. The issue is part of the 'Tower of Babel' aftermath and explores the shifting dynamics of the team, specifically following the revelation of Batman's contingency plans against his own teammates, which created profound internal tension and mistrust within the group.
The issue features the artistic contributions of penciller Kano, who collaborated on this arc to depict the fallout of the team's fracturing unity. The narrative, steered by Mark Waid's tenure on the title, was intended to humanize the demi-god status of the league members by highlighting their vulnerability and capacity for resentment, a design choice that was well-received by readers who appreciated the shift toward complex character-driven interpersonal drama.
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