Justice League of America #168

Published in July 1979, Justice League of America #168 serves as part of a significant multi-part crossover between the Justice League of America and the Justice Society of America. This era of the series was characterized by the tradition of annual team-ups between the two superhero teams, a hallmark of the Silver and Bronze Ages of DC Comics that deepened the lore of the DC Multiverse and explored the interactions between Earth-One and Earth-Two.

The issue features artwork by Dick Dillin, the long-standing penciller for the Justice League who provided a consistent, reliable aesthetic for the series throughout the 1970s. Written by Gerry Conway, the story maintains the ambitious, high-stakes tone typical of these cross-dimensional events. The cover art, famously illustrated by Jim Aparo, is noted for its dramatic depiction of the heroes in peril, reflecting the era's focus on dynamic, narrative-driven comic book covers that were intended to grab readers' attention directly from the newsstand.