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Comic Books

JLA #65

2002

Series
JLA
Issue
65
Cover date
Jun 1, 2002
Story title
Bouncing Baby Boy
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Published in June 2002, JLA #65 serves as a self-contained story within the long-running Justice League of America series during the post-Crisis era of DC Comics. Written by Joe Kelly with art by Doug Mahnke, this issue was part of a creative run characterized by moral ambiguity and psychological depth, moving the team away from the traditional icons-in-action format toward more complex internal conflicts.

The issue features a narrative focused on the Spectre, a character representing the literal wrath of God, as he grapples with his role in the modern world. Doug Mahnke’s pencils, known for their expressive, often gritty detail, provide a somber aesthetic that underscores the themes of divine judgment and humanity’s struggle for agency. It was received as a transitional piece that leaned heavily into the supernatural elements of the DC Universe, distinct from the team’s more typical sci-fi or supervillain-focused adventures.

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