Book Review Topic: Justice League

JLA/Titans is a three-issue miniseries that serves as a bridge between the post-DC One Million Justice League era and the reformation of the Titans in 1999. The story kicks off with a mysterious...

Grant Morrison’s JLA run is an ambitious, high-octane take on DC’s premiere superhero team. The series begins with the iconic “Big Seven” lineup of Superman (in his Blue Energy form), Batman,...

DC One Million takes readers on an epic journey to the 853rd century, where the Justice Legion Alpha—a futuristic team inspired by today’s Justice League—crosses paths with their 20th-century...

Aztek: The Ultimate Man is a mini-series that was initially intended as a solo introduction for a new character, Aztek, who would go on to join the ranks of the Justice League of America. Created by...

JLA: Paradise Lost is a three-issue storyline from JLA (1997) written by Mark Millar, focusing on the Justice League as they attempt to deal with a rebellion in Heaven. After the angels of Heaven...

Mark Waid’s JLA run (#42-60) is one of those collections of superhero stories that explores big ideas with bold execution. The centerpiece of his time on the title is undoubtedly "Tower of Babel,"...