Justice League of America #111

Justice League of America #111 was published by DC Comics in 1974. It is notable for featuring a story written by Len Wein and illustrated by Dick Dillin, with cover art by Nick Cardy. The narrative is part of an era where the team often grappled with internal dynamics and complex, multi-layered threats, reflecting the evolving tone of DC's superhero titles during the mid-1970s.

The issue is particularly remembered for the 'The 22 Days of the JLA' storyline, which served as a significant chapter in the series' ongoing continuity. Dick Dillin, who served as the primary artist for the title for over a decade, provided his signature consistent and reliable visual style, which helped define the Justice League's look for a generation of readers. At the time of its release, the comic was received as a standard but solid entry in the long-running JLA series, appealing to fans of the core DC editorial direction of that period.