Justice League #1

batman9797's Justice League #1 - Volume 1: Origin review

this book is great

This is one of the best justice league books that i have read. it shows the justice league five years ago (at the time meta humans were feared), and how they ban together to face a common threat (Darkseid) and is army of para demons. this story also tells about cyborg's origin story. what is kind of weird to me is why did they have cyborg replace the martian man hunter.The art is drawn by Jim Lee (Batman:Hush, All star Batman and Robin) and is written by Geoff Johns (J.S.A, Green Lantern Rebirth). Overall i think this is one of the best books in Dc Comics the new 52 and I recommend it to anyone.

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Justice League #1 - Volume 1: Origin by raw_material on December 07, 2012
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