JLA #95
2004
- Series
- JLA
- Issue
- 95
- Cover date
- May 1, 2004
- Story title
- The Tenth Circle, Part Two: The Enemy Within
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Published in 2004, JLA #95 serves as the third installment of the 'The Obsidian Age' storyline, a significant narrative arc within the long-running Justice League of America series. This issue continues the team's desperate mission to rescue their teammates, who have been transported thousands of years into the past, while the Earth faces existential threats in the present day.
Written by Joe Kelly with interior art by Doug Mahnke, the issue reflects the early 2000s trend of darker, high-stakes superhero storytelling. Mahnke's dynamic and atmospheric style was instrumental in defining the visual tone of the era, focusing on intense character interactions and complex, multi-layered layouts that underscored the gravity of the Justice League's struggle against ancient mystical forces.
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