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JLA #76

2003

Series
JLA
Issue
76
Cover date
Feb 1, 2003
Story title
Picking Up The Pieces
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Published in 2003, JLA #76 represents a transitional period for the Justice League of America title. Coming out of the high-octane tenure of creators like Grant Morrison and Mark Waid, this issue was part of the lead-up to the 'Obsidian Age' storyline. It served as a narrative bridge, exploring the team's dynamics during a time when the DC Universe was shifting toward more grounded, character-driven interpersonal conflicts following the monumental battles of the late 1990s.

The issue features writing by Joe Kelly and artwork by Doug Mahnke, a creative partnership that defined the JLA aesthetic for many readers in the early 2000s. Mahnke's signature angular, expressive style was intended to capture both the epic scale of the superhero team and the specific psychological anxieties of the individual members. Upon release, it was received as a solid entry in a long-running series, praised for maintaining the prestige of the Justice League while navigating complex internal team politics.

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