Justice League of America #102

Justice League of America #102 was published by DC Comics in October 1972. It represents a period in the Bronze Age of comic books where the series began moving away from the simplistic Silver Age team-ups toward more interconnected storytelling. This specific issue is notable for featuring the conclusion of a significant crossover event between the Justice League of America and the Justice Society of America, a tradition that had become an annual staple for DC readers during the fall season.

The cover and interior artwork were rendered by Dick Dillin, the long-time penciler for the series, with inks by Joe Giella. Dillin was known for his steady, reliable output and his ability to manage large ensemble casts, which was essential for the team-heavy dynamic of the Justice League. The script was provided by Len Wein, a pivotal figure in 1970s comics who focused on deepening the characterizations of the heroes. The issue was generally well-received by fans at the time for its nostalgic return of classic characters and the professional, consistent visual standard maintained by the Dillin-Giella creative team.