Justice League of America #100

Justice League of America #100 was published by DC Comics in 1972 as a milestone anniversary issue for the team. Written by Len Wein and illustrated by Dick Dillin, the story serves as a meta-narrative celebration of the League's history. The plot involves the members being transported to Earth-Two to retrieve the original Seven Soldiers of Victory, a narrative device intended to honor DC’s Golden Age heritage and the history of the Justice League during the Silver and Bronze Ages of comics.

The creative team aimed to balance nostalgia with the contemporary tone of 1970s superhero storytelling. Dick Dillin, who was the primary artist for the series at the time, leaned into a clean, traditional aesthetic that provided a sense of continuity for long-term readers. The issue is widely regarded by collectors as a significant landmark in the DC catalog, reflecting the publisher's efforts to cultivate a cohesive shared universe by bridging the gap between their foundational heroes and their then-current roster.