Justice League Unlimited #14

Justice League Unlimited #14 was published by DC Comics in 2005 as part of a tie-in series to the popular animated television program of the same name. Created to expand the reach of the DC Animated Universe, the comic was intended to provide younger readers and animation fans with standalone stories featuring the expansive roster of the Justice League. This specific issue was written by Adam Beechen, a frequent contributor to the DC animated-style comics, with interior art provided by Carlo Barberi.

The design of the series adhered to the distinct, streamlined aesthetic established by Bruce Timm and the production team of the animated series. By utilizing clean lines and a bold color palette, the comic captured the stylistic continuity of the television show, which had become a cultural touchstone for superhero animation. While often dismissed by purists of the main-line DC continuity as secondary material, the series is now regarded as a faithful extension of the animated canon and is valued by collectors for its successful integration of the show's spirit into a print medium.