Justice League of America #101

Justice League of America #101 was published by DC Comics in September 1972, serving as a significant milestone during a transitional period for the series. At this stage in the title's history, the narrative focus shifted toward exploring the history of the Justice Society of America, bridging the gap between the Golden Age and Silver Age iterations of the team. This issue is particularly noted for its role in the long-running annual crossover events between the Justice League and the Justice Society, which were a hallmark of the company's efforts to unify its expansive multiverse.

The issue features cover art by Nick Cardy, whose distinctive style became synonymous with DC's aesthetic throughout the 1970s. The interior art was handled by Dick Dillin, the series' primary illustrator for over a decade, whose consistent and reliable visual storytelling defined the team's look for a generation of readers. Writing duties were handled by Len Wein, who was instrumental in grounding these high-stakes team-ups with character-driven drama. The issue was received well by contemporary readers who appreciated the sense of continuity and the collaborative spirit that defined these inter-dimensional team-ups.