Justice League of America #215

Justice League of America #215 was published by DC Comics in June 1983. This issue serves as the conclusion to a pivotal two-part storyline written by Gerry Conway, featuring artwork by penciler Luke McDonnell and inker Bill Anderson. The narrative is notable for its exploration of the team's internal dynamics and the lingering societal tensions regarding the presence of superpowered individuals on Earth, a recurring thematic element throughout Conway's extended run on the title.

The cover, illustrated by artist Chuck Patton, depicts a dramatic confrontation that reflects the tension-filled tone of the era. By the early 1980s, the Justice League of America had become a staple of DC’s publication schedule, with the creative team frequently balancing large-ensemble action with personal character development. This specific issue is recognized by collectors as a representative example of the mid-Bronze Age style, characterized by dense storytelling and the transition toward the grittier aesthetic that would soon dominate the comic book industry.