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JLA #77

2003

Series
JLA
Issue
77
Cover date
Mar 1, 2003
Story title
Stardust Memories
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JLA #77 was published by DC Comics in March 2003 as part of the long-running Justice League of America series. Written by Joe Kelly with interior art by Doug Mahnke and Tom Nguyen, the issue serves as a standalone story during a transitional period for the team. It reflects the post-Millennium era of DC editorial, which focused on exploring the psychological weight of the League's god-like status and the mundane pressures faced by its members.

The narrative centers on the character Plastic Man, emphasizing Kelly's interest in examining the instability and moral ambiguity of a hero who can reshape his body and mind at will. Doug Mahnke, known for his gritty and highly detailed aesthetic, provides a visual contrast to the more whimsical nature of the protagonist, grounding the story in a darker, more introspective tone. While it remains a deep cut for general audiences, it is frequently cited by fans of the series as a definitive character study for Plastic Man within the broader JLA mythos.

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