JLA #70
2002
- Series
- JLA
- Issue
- 70
- Cover date
- Oct 1, 2002
- Story title
- Revisionist History
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Published in November 2002, JLA #70 served as the final installment of the 'Obsidian Age' storyline, a sprawling narrative arc written by Joe Kelly. This issue concluded the team's mission to rescue Aquaman and restore Atlantis, marking a significant moment in the series' exploration of the team's internal dynamics and the heavy burdens of their heroic responsibilities during the early 2000s era of DC Comics.
The interior art was provided by Doug Mahnke, whose dynamic and gritty aesthetic defined much of the JLA run during this period. His work on this issue was noted for its intensity, effectively capturing the high stakes of the climactic battle. The cover, illustrated by Mahnke and Tom Nguyen, remains a recognizable example of the period's style, emphasizing the grim, cinematic scope that the creative team aimed to bring to the Justice League's modern adventures.
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