JLA #78
2003
- Series
- JLA
- Issue
- 78
- Cover date
- Apr 1, 2003
- Story title
- Rules Of Engagement: Part 1
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Published in April 2003, JLA #78 served as the second part of the 'Rules of Engagement' storyline, written by Joe Kelly with art by Doug Mahnke. This issue emerged during a period when the Justice League was navigating complex interpersonal dynamics and external threats, a hallmark of Kelly's tenure on the title, which often emphasized the human cost and internal politics of operating a premier superhero team.
Doug Mahnke's visual contribution to this era is frequently noted for its gritty, dynamic energy that contrasted with the more polished aesthetics seen in earlier JLA runs. The design of the issue captures the mid-2000s transition in comic book art, utilizing heavy shadows and expressive character work to underscore the serious tone of the plot, which revolves around the team's uneasy alliance and the challenges of leadership under extreme scrutiny.
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