Justice League International #68

Justice League International #68, published in 1994, serves as the final installment of the long-running Justice League series that began its 'International' rebranding in 1987. This issue functions as part of the Zero Hour: Crisis in Time event, a company-wide crossover orchestrated by Dan Jurgens to streamline DC Comics' complex continuity. By this stage in the series, the book had drifted significantly from the comedic, character-driven tone established by Keith Giffen and J.M. DeMatteis, shifting toward a more serious aesthetic consistent with the mid-nineties trends.

The creative direction for this issue was helmed by writer Gerard Jones and artist Chuck Wojtkiewicz. Tasked with closing out the title amid the editorial demands of the Zero Hour reboot, the team focused on wrapping up lingering plot threads and transitioning the team members toward their next editorial incarnations. The issue is noted by collectors primarily for its historical position as the conclusion of a significant era in Justice League history, marking the end of the JLI branding before the subsequent relaunch of the Justice League of America title.