Justice League of America [SILVER to BRONZE Ages] Appreciation 2019!

[caj]

The art - I liked it in general, but I'm not a huge art person. Unless the art is terrible, I usually don't really notice it until a third or fourth read-through, when I actually start to pay more attention. The first couple times, I'm usually too interested in seeing "what happens next" to stop and pay attention to the details.

I understand. The only reason I asked is because Dillin drew almost every issue for 12 years. He'll stay on the book until his death after #183, where George Perez comes on for a little while.

[WallyWestFlash]

Just read one of the best issues ever. Number 102 with the Phantom stranger.


It's has the Phantom Stanger in all his mysterious awesomeness.

Len Wein and the other creators were in it.

The Justice League fights Spider man, Captain America and Thor.

The rivalry between Hawkman and Green Arrow is ramped up and addressed.

[caj]

Just read one of the best issues ever. Number 102 with the Phantom stranger.


It's has the Phantom Stanger in all his mysterious awesomeness.

Len Wein and the other creators were in it.

The Justice League fights Spider man, Captain America and Thor.

The rivalry between Hawkman and Green Arrow is ramped up and addressed.

That is a great issue. Len Wein was a great writer and did amazing things with JLA.

And not trying to be the 'Know-It-All Police' but that was actually issue #103. 102 was the finale of the JLA/JSA/7 Soldiers crossover.

[caj]

Still amazes me that Dick Dillin was underappreciated. He had some of the best splash pages.

[liwanag]

[Frontier]

Well, since pretty much all of them have reverted to classic looks...this isn't inaccurate except for Aquaman .