JLA #85
2003
- Series
- JLA
- Issue
- 85
- Cover date
- Oct 1, 2003
- Story title
- Trial by Fire: Part Two
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Published in 2003, JLA #85 serves as part of a significant era for the Justice League of America, specifically falling within the run written by Joe Kelly. This issue features artwork by Doug Mahnke, whose dynamic and detailed style was instrumental in defining the visual language of the team during the early 2000s. The narrative fits into the larger scope of DC Comics' modern age, focusing on the complex interpersonal dynamics and global stakes that characterized the JLA series during this creative period.
The creative direction for this era aimed to challenge the core members of the Justice League by testing their morality and tactical capabilities against formidable threats. Joe Kelly’s tenure is often cited by fans and critics for its willingness to deconstruct the iconography of the league while maintaining the grandeur of traditional superhero storytelling. The reception of JLA #85 remains tied to the appreciation of this specific team line-up and the editorial focus on high-concept, serialized adventures.
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