JLA: Paradise Lost #1
1998
- Series
- JLA: Paradise Lost
- Issue
- 1
- Cover date
- Jan 1, 1998
- Story title
- Someone to Watch Over Me
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Released in 1998 as a three-issue limited series, JLA: Paradise Lost emerged from the height of the Justice League’s popularity during the late 1990s. The story serves as a thematic spin-off exploring the celestial politics of the DC Universe, specifically focusing on the character Zauriel, an angel who left heaven to join the Justice League. This series was conceived to expand upon the mystical corners of Grant Morrison’s Justice League run, placing the high-concept superhero team against the backdrop of divine conflict and religious allegory.
The series was written by Mark Millar with art by Ariel Olivetti. Stylistically, the book reflects the grit and high-contrast aesthetic typical of late-90s comic book art, utilizing Olivetti’s detailed, painterly approach to contrast the mundane human world with ethereal, heavenly realms. It was received as a curiosity by readers, notable primarily for its attempt to integrate traditional theological concepts into the established DC continuity.
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