Justice League of America #128

Published in March 1976 by DC Comics, Justice League of America #128 was part of the publisher's mid-1970s era, a period defined by editorial efforts to modernize the team's roster and bring new creative energy to its flagship titles. This specific issue is notable for its connection to the ongoing evolution of the Justice League, which was then navigating the transition from its Silver Age roots into a grittier, more serialized Bronze Age storytelling format.

The issue features the creative work of writer Cary Bates and artist Dick Dillin, a duo who defined the visual and narrative tone of the Justice League throughout the 1970s. Dillin's reliable, classic illustrative style served to ground the often surreal and high-stakes cosmic threats that Bates frequently scripted, ensuring consistency for readers who had followed the team for years. The title was well-received by the existing readership as a stable entry point during a period of frequent team membership rotations.