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Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN: 9781563896255
Edition: 1st
ISBN: 1563896257
Label: DC Comics
Manufacturer: DC Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 240
Publication Date: July 01, 2000
Publisher: DC Comics
Release Date: July 01, 2000
Studio: DC Comics
Editorial Review:
Product Description:
Some of the greatest tales of the Silver Age JLA are collected in a handsome hardcover volume reprinting JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #41-47 and #49-50. (Issue #48 was a reprint of issues already featured in this Archive series.)
Average Rating: 
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I held off buying the DC Archive editions for years because of the hefty price. Then I bought a couple used and I saw that they are worth every penny. At least they are worth it if you grew up with these titles. It was amazing how many of these stories (and specific panels) that I personally remembered after nearly 50 years.
Volume six contains stories originally published in Justice League of America #41-50. The highlight of this volume is probably Metamorpho's refusal of full League ... Read More
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Artist Mike Sekowsky is not really known to today's fans and it is a shame that he is not, because the man could draw. Give him a cosmic epic, a crook story, a science fiction or a fantasy based world and he could do it without missing a beat. There was a sense of whimsy in his work that you do not see today.
The second story, "Metamporpho Says No!" has the freak of a thousand elements turning down the League. Man, when I read that story as a child I wondered who the heck he was to turn ... Read More
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I read the 6th Volume most recently, but this review might apply to the entire JLA ARCHIVES series. The stories in the series improve a bit as time goes on, but the difference from volume to volume is barely perceptible.
You'll have trouble finding a more colorful and bizarre collection of popcorn-science-fiction concepts in any novel or collection of stories; not in comics, not in Larry Niven or in Isaac Asimov, none of those guys. The characters and dialog may seem awkward and stilted ... Read More
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This volume contains stories which were a bit removed from the previous ones and characters like Metamorpho (who refused to join) and the Spectre found themselves involved within the adventures of the JLA. One could see the "camp" flavor was here upon us, just months before the 1966 Batman TV series premiered.
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