Justice League of America #157

Published by DC Comics in August 1978, Justice League of America #157 serves as a key entry in the series' late-Bronze Age run. Written by Gerry Conway with interior art by Dick Dillin and Frank McLaughlin, the issue features a cover by Rich Buckler and Jack Abel. The story continues the long-standing tradition of the Justice League serving as a central hub for DC's various superhero properties, balancing expansive character rosters with the high-stakes, cosmic-level threats that defined the era's storytelling style.

The issue is noted for its contribution to the internal continuity of the Justice League during a period when the team’s roster was undergoing significant shifts. The design and visual direction, led by long-time artist Dick Dillin, focused on the dynamic, classic house style that characterized DC titles in the late 1970s. While not a standalone origin or high-profile milestone, the issue remains a staple for collectors interested in the sustained, collaborative effort to maintain a cohesive shared universe during this period of comic history.