Hey, guys!
Just looking for some good Justice League-related reading material.
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@TDK_1997 said:
Grant Morrison's JLA run and maybe McDuffie's run also.
Is McDuffie's run any good? I made another thread today inquiring about Justice League of America Vol. 2. What about Meltzer's, Wein's and Robinson's runs of that title?
@danhimself said:
Justice League: Cry for Justice
I've read it (as well as Rise and Fall). God damn awful. Thought Robinson was meant to be good?
@Superdork said:
Throne of Atlantis
Currently reading and enjoying. Love Aquaman and Justice League (Batman mischaracterisation aside).
@colonyofcells said:
Crisis on Infinite Earths.
Current top on my must read list.
@John Valentine: is it bad that I kind of enjoyed Cry for Justice? There's something about a villain knocking a hero down to his lowest point that I really enjoy
@danhimself said:
@John Valentine: is it bad that I kind of enjoyed Cry for Justice? There's something about a villain knocking a hero down to his lowest point that I really enjoy
I think the idea behind the story is a lot better than its execution.
Definitely Morrison's run. Even if you don't wanna go through the whole thing, the first arc alone is fantastic. It had the most badass Batman scene of all time.
There's also JLA: Truth and Justice by Paul Dini and Alex Ross. Instead of fighting your everyday bad guys, this story deals with the JLA fighting a disease. Really great stuff.
And both of Mark Waid's stories, Tower of Babel and Queen of Fables, are excellent as well. The latter is underrated.
Oh, and I thought Identity Crisis was awesome too. Got a lot of mixed reviews from what I've seen, but it's one of my personal favorites.
@John Valentine said:
@TDK_1997 said:
Grant Morrison's JLA run and maybe McDuffie's run also.
Is McDuffie's run any good? I made another thread today inquiring about Justice League of America Vol. 2. What about Meltzer's, Wein's and Robinson's runs of that title?
Well the whole volume was good until all of the big guns left.When only Vixen,Dr. Light and others like them were left the stories were average but when Robinson stepped in it became a big disaster.Check it out and I recomment you to read it up to #37.That is the last issue I enjoyed.
@Billy Batson said:
Giffen's/Dematteis' BWAHAHA JLI, Grant Morrison's JLA (there's some decent stories after that run too), New Frontier and The Nail for starters.
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@Gambit1024 said:
Definitely Morrison's run. Even if you don't wanna go through the whole thing, the first arc alone is fantastic. It had the most badass Batman scene of all time.
There's also JLA: Truth and Justice by Paul Dini and Alex Ross. Instead of fighting your everyday bad guys, this story deals with the JLA fighting a disease. Really great stuff.
And both of Mark Waid's stories, Tower of Babel and Queen of Fables, are excellent as well. The latter is underrated.
funny, i was just thinking the exact same thing a little earlier today.
The Tornado's path as good as far s origin stories go. The Lightning Saga was a bit dull....but we got Wally back so it was tolerable.
@Avenging-X-Bolt: Glad to know I'm not the only one. Not sure what it was, but I thought it was really great.
Morrison's JLA is the defining run. Everything else sucks by comparison.
Identity Crisis decent though, mind you.
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