Justice League of America #46

Justice League of America #46 was published by DC Comics in August 1966. Created during the Silver Age of comic books, the issue was written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Mike Sekowsky, who served as the primary creative team for the series during its formative years. The story, titled 'Riddler on the Loose', features the team facing the eponymous villain, who was traditionally associated with Batman, marking a moment where the scale of the Justice League's adversaries was expanded beyond their core membership threats.

The design and narrative approach of this era were characterized by the imaginative, high-concept plotting typical of Gardner Fox, often involving complex scientific puzzles or multi-dimensional threats. Mike Sekowsky’s loose, dynamic pencils provided the visual foundation for the team’s adventures, emphasizing the camaraderie and cooperative problem-solving that defined the league. As with many issues from this period, it is valued by collectors today as a snapshot of the expanding DC universe and the continued evolution of the team's rogues' gallery.