Justice League of America #155

Published in June 1978, Justice League of America #155 arrived during a period of transition for DC Comics as the publisher navigated the late Bronze Age of comics. The issue features a script by Gerry Conway, a writer known for his significant contributions to both DC and Marvel during this era, and showcases cover art by Rich Buckler. It was part of an ongoing effort to maintain the popularity of DC's premier superhero team by balancing classic team dynamics with the more complex, character-driven storytelling that defined the late seventies.

The interior art for this issue was handled by Dick Dillin, the primary penciller for the Justice League throughout the 1970s. Dillin’s style provided a consistent, grounded aesthetic that became the visual hallmark of the title for nearly a decade. By this point in the series' run, the stories often focused on intricate, high-stakes plots that utilized the expansive JLA roster, reflecting the industry's shift toward longer, serialized arcs that rewarded long-term readers while establishing the team as the central pillar of the DC Universe.