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JLA #74

2002

Series
JLA
Issue
74
Cover date
Dec 1, 2002
Story title
Obsidian
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Published in early 2003, JLA #74 serves as the conclusion to the 'Obsidian Age' storyline, a sprawling narrative arc penned by Joe Kelly and illustrated by Doug Mahnke. The story centers on the Justice League's mission to rescue Aquaman and Atlantis from a displacement in time, a high-stakes adventure that forced the team to confront the consequences of their historical interventions. This issue is notable for its exploration of internal team dynamics and the moral weight of their collective heroism.

The artistic direction by Doug Mahnke is characterized by a dynamic, detailed style that captures the epic scale of the conflict. Known for his ability to handle large ensembles and intricate action sequences, Mahnke provided a visual clarity that anchored the complex temporal themes of Kelly's script. Upon its release, the issue was regarded as a definitive moment for the early 2000s iteration of the Justice League, solidifying Kelly's run as a pivotal era for the team's continuity.

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