Name: Review of JLI, 2nd Half of Giffen’s Run
Item: Review of JLI, 2nd Half of Giffen’s Run
Author: Brett

The final stretch of Keith Giffen’s Justice League International (#26-63) was an uneven ride that struggled to keep its charm intact. Following the adventures of the ragtag JLI/JLA team—including...

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