Justice League of America #60
Justice League of America » Justice League of America #60 - Adjourned released by DC Comics on October 1, 2011.
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At Least They End Their Run with Dignity 0
With a new Justice League coming next month, this Justice League must go, and it does so in by far one of the more solid and sincere issues of its run. As James Robinson has his unique team say goodbye, it's almost enough to make you forget that this was a team people drew more comparisons to Justice League Detroit than the JLA. It's a testament to how poorly planned DC's September relaunches must be that so many books have to end this way with one issue wrap-ups. That is, if they even get that...
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Closing time! 0
Justice League of America #60 No one can say that this team was not unique? I think that I'll always remember it because there were no big Leaguers and the assortment was totally unique. This is the conclusion of this version of Justice League of America. It's so weird to say that because JLA is such an iconic team and I would never want to see it end, but that's why I'm excited for the new Justice League that's coming out for the last week of August! So this issue is just everybody stating thei...
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This issue made me genuinely sad 0
I'll admit: Ever since Cry for Justice, the whole JLA has seen so many roster changes and shake-ups, it was getting incredibly hard to follow the series. Still, when I saw the new line-up, I just knew this had to work. All the characters were so perfectly fit in to act as the next generation of Earth's greatest heroes, which is what made this team so fresh. Which is why reading #60 was to me, depressing. Not that there was anything wrong with the issue, oh no. It was actually a pretty good read...
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