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JLA #80

2003

Series
JLA
Issue
80
Cover date
Jun 1, 2003
Story title
The White Rage: Part One
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JLA #80, published in 2003, serves as a pivotal entry in the long-running Justice League of America series during the post-Crisis DC Universe era. The issue features a standalone story written by Todd Dezago, with artwork provided by Rick Mays and Walden Wong. It was produced during a period when the series often balanced grand, ensemble-driven cosmic threats with more focused, character-driven narratives that explored the internal dynamics and personal challenges of the league's iconic roster.

The narrative focuses on the character of Plastic Man, emphasizing the tension between his lighthearted exterior and the darker, more complex realities of his past as a criminal. The design and artistic direction sought to highlight the contrast between the fluidity of his powers and the grounded gravity of the Justice League's responsibilities. It is generally regarded as a solid example of early 2000s DC storytelling, appreciated by fans for its effort to flesh out the perspective of a less traditional team member.

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