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Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN: 9781401219413
ISBN: 1401219411
Label: DC Comics
Manufacturer: DC Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 224
Publication Date: November 18, 2008
Publisher: DC Comics
Reading Level: Young Adult
Release Date: November 18, 2008
Studio: DC Comics
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The world's greatest super-team, the Justice League, are Earth's greatest and last line of defense against all manner of world-threatening villains...assuming they don't wipe each other out first! Find out what happens when Batman, Superman and the rest of the gang face a galactic invasion fleet known as the Cluster, exchange harsh words with crazed bounty hunter Lobo, and track Mister Miracle back to the hell planet that is Apokolips, and then battle yet another invasion fleet...because that's how they roll. Keith Giffen and J.M. DeMatteis' classic run of Justice League stories - ably illustrated by Kevin Maguire - begins, mixing classic JLA action with a liberal dose of humour.
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After Vol 2's spotty reproduction (what with broken up word balloons and other effects that should be cleared up in a reprinted collection), we get Vol 3 where the linework maintains its integrity and the colors are bursting! Sure, Steve Leialoha's art is an acquired taste (one which, I must admit, I did not acquire), but Ty Templeton and especially Kevin Maguire did a wonderful job pencilling these stories!
And talk about a who's who of great, underappreciated DC characters! Martian ... Read More
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Each volume of JLI is awesome in its own way. But this one is the gratest so far. Is really fun and well writen. You'll get to read space adventures and political stuff. The Darkseid stuff is great. The only downside is the paper but it doesn't affect the reading experience. If you'll buy just one JLI volume, buy this one.
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By this point, in 1988, a year into the series, Keith Giffen and J.M. DeMatteis had gotten a sure handle on this incarnation of the Justice League, and, in this set of issues, with the debut of the soliloquy-minded Manga Khan, they officially crossed over into the genre of wacky levity. JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATION Vol. 3 collects issues #14-22 and continues the JLI's madcap missions and misadventures.
"Shop... or Die" introduces the rather silly intergalactic barterer Manga Khan and his ... Read More
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