JLA: Classified #15
2006
- Series
- JLA: Classified
- Issue
- 15
- Cover date
- Feb 1, 2006
- Story title
- New Maps of Hell, Pt. 6
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JLA: Classified #15 was released in 2006 as part of a DC Comics anthology series designed to showcase rotating creative teams telling self-contained stories involving the Justice League. This specific issue served as the conclusion to a two-part arc titled 'The Hypothetical Woman,' written by Mike Carey with art by Jamal Igle. The narrative focus was on the psychological impact of the League's immense power on everyday citizens, a recurring theme in Carey's exploration of superhuman influence.
The visual direction for the issue utilized a clean, modern aesthetic characteristic of the mid-2000s DC house style, emphasizing clear action panels and expressive character work. The creative team aimed to ground the grand scale of the Justice League within a more intimate, character-driven mystery. Upon its release, the issue was noted by readers for its darker, cerebral tone, which diverged from the more bombastic superhero fare commonly found in other JLA-branded titles at the time.
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