Justice League of America #180

Justice League of America #180, released in July 1980, is a standalone story within the long-running series that began in 1960. Published by DC Comics during the Bronze Age of comics, the issue was written by Gerry Conway with interior art by George Pérez and Dick Giordano. The narrative serves as a reflective piece, focusing on the character Firestorm as he navigates his integration into the team, illustrating the series' ongoing interest in expanding its roster with younger, more contemporary heroes.

The cover art, rendered by José Luis García-López, reflects the house style of the era, emphasizing dynamic action and the iconic silhouettes of the team members. As a representative of the Justice League's later Bronze Age run, the issue highlights the creative team's shift toward more character-driven storytelling. It was received by readers as a reliable entry in the monthly cycle of DC’s premiere superhero title, maintaining the series' reputation for classic team-up dynamics before the more radical creative shifts that followed in the mid-1980s.