JLA #71
2002
- Series
- JLA
- Issue
- 71
- Cover date
- Nov 1, 2002
- Story title
- Transition
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Published in 2002, JLA #71 serves as a self-contained story within the long-running Justice League of America series during a period when the title was anchored by Joe Kelly's run. The narrative focuses on the mysterious connection between the Martian Manhunter and a child who may be a reincarnation of his daughter, providing an intimate, character-driven look at the league's heart in contrast to their usual global-scale threats.
The issue features cover art by Doug Mahnke and interior pencils by Yvel Guichet, capturing the aesthetic of the modern DC era. The creative team aimed to balance the mythic status of the Justice League with personal stakes, a hallmark of the series' direction following the Grant Morrison era. It was received as a poignant departure from the typical team-up format, emphasizing the vulnerability of J'onn J'onzz.
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