Justice League of America #205

Justice League of America #205 was published by DC Comics in August 1982. This issue belongs to the later stages of the long-running Justice League title, falling within an era where the team was undergoing significant shifts in membership and tone. It was written by Gerry Conway, a veteran writer known for his ability to juggle large ensemble casts, and features cover art and interior illustrations by George Pérez, whose intricate, dynamic style defined much of the visual identity of DC's flagship titles during the early 1980s.

The issue is part of a period that explored the tension between the established core of the Justice League and a newer, younger generation of heroes. Conway and Pérez aimed to balance high-stakes cosmic threats with the personal interpersonal dynamics that kept the series grounded despite its scale. Upon its release, the issue was received as a quintessential piece of Bronze Age storytelling, appreciated by fans for Pérez's detailed character work and Conway's commitment to maintaining continuity during a time of editorial transition.