Justice #6

Justice #6 was published in 2006 as part of the twelve-issue limited series Justice, a major collaboration between writer Jim Krueger and legendary artist Alex Ross. Emerging from the DC Comics 'All-New, All-Different' era of the mid-2000s, the series was designed as a modern homage to the Silver Age of comics, specifically the classic Justice League of America, with the express goal of pitting the World's Greatest Superheroes against their most iconic villains in a grounded, cinematic narrative.

The visual identity of the issue is defined by Alex Ross’s signature hyper-realistic, painted style, which he co-illustrated with Doug Braithwaite. Ross intended for the character designs to feel tactile and weighty, moving away from the more stylized aesthetics prevalent in the industry at the time. The series received significant critical acclaim for its ambitious scale and high-fidelity artwork, cementing its reputation as a definitive showcase of the Justice League's mythos during the decade.