Justice League of America #195

Published in October 1981, Justice League of America #195 serves as the concluding chapter of a two-part story arc featuring the Justice League of America and the Justice Society of America. This era of DC Comics was characterized by the tradition of annual crossovers between the two teams, which remained a staple for readers following the legacy of the Silver and Golden Age characters. The narrative focuses on the teams facing the threat of the Secret Society of Super-Villains, building upon the long-standing continuity established by the creative teams of the period.

The issue features cover art and interior illustration by George Pérez, who was instrumental in defining the visual language of the DC Universe during the early 1980s. Working under writer Gerry Conway, Pérez sought to manage the large ensemble cast with his signature attention to detail and dynamic panel compositions. The issue was received as a standard entry in the long-running series, noted by collectors primarily for its contributions to the intricate multiversal lore that would eventually lead into the massive restructuring of DC continuity later in the decade.