Justice League of America #213

Justice League of America #213 was published by DC Comics in April 1983. It arrived during the tail end of the classic Justice League era, a period defined by the sprawling roster and high-stakes superhero melodrama that characterized the Bronze Age of comic books. This specific issue served as a pivotal narrative point, featuring the writing of Gerry Conway and the artwork of Chuck Patton, who was beginning to make a significant mark on the title during this time.

The issue is best remembered for its focus on the character Vibe and the ongoing tension within the team as it began to transition toward the more controversial 'Detroit Era' of the Justice League. Critics of the time noted the title's shift in tone as it attempted to stay relevant amidst changing reader demographics and evolving editorial directions. The cover, featuring striking character-driven imagery, remains a distinct artifact of the aesthetic style prevalent in DC’s early eighties output.