JLA: Classified #3
2005
- Series
- JLA: Classified
- Issue
- 3
- Cover date
- Mar 1, 2005
- Story title
- Seconds to Go
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JLA: Classified #3, published in 2005, is part of a DC Comics anthology series designed to showcase rotating creative teams telling self-contained stories within the Justice League mythos. This specific issue features the first part of 'Ultramarine Corps,' a story written by Grant Morrison with art by Ed McGuinness, which explores the concept of super-powered teams in a post-human world.
The visual direction by Ed McGuinness emphasizes a stylized, high-energy aesthetic that became a hallmark of his work on Justice League titles during the mid-2000s. The issue was received as a return to the thematic complexities Morrison introduced during his earlier JLA run, focusing on the tactical and philosophical intersections of superhero teams and global governance.
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