Justice League of America #202

Published in May 1982, Justice League of America #202 represents a transitional period for the DC Comics flagship title. Written by Gerry Conway with cover art by George Pérez, the issue captures the era where the team functioned as a large, ensemble cast navigating complex intergalactic and domestic threats. This specific installment contributed to the long-running narrative threads that defined the early 1980s iteration of the Justice League.

The creative direction for this series under Conway focused on balancing high-stakes science fiction with the distinct personality dynamics of the Justice League members. George Pérez, known for his intricate line work and ability to manage crowded compositions, provided a signature visual identity for the book during this time. The issue was received as a standard entry in a prolific run, characteristic of the 'Bronze Age' of comics, which prioritized character interaction and expansive, continuity-heavy world-building.