the coolest two page spread in all DC's history?

[Hawkman]

Most of the truly epic ones have already been listed, but here's three I'm particularly fond of:

Personal favorite:



Recent:



Epic:

[Jim Kelly]

When it comes to group shots, one of my favourites is Murphy Anderson's for the Justice Society of America, but this wasn't a two page spread in a story. This was a two page pin-up in a Giant.

[Restingvoice]

When it comes to group shots, one of my favourites is Murphy Anderson's for the Justice Society of America, but this wasn't a two page spread in a story. This was a two page pin-up in a Giant.

How long was this iteration before they rebooted? Have they been collected in trade?

[DrNewGod]

When it comes to group shots, one of my favourites is Murphy Anderson's for the Justice Society of America, but this wasn't a two page spread in a story. This was a two page pin-up in a Giant.

That is a winner! The is my FAVORITE JSA illustration.

[DrNewGod]

How long was this iteration before they rebooted? Have they been collected in trade?

Way...WAY before reboot. Early 1970s I think.

[WallyWestFlash]

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[Jim Kelly]

Way...WAY before reboot. Early 1970s I think.

The Murphy Anderson pin-up was in the Giant JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA 76 [G-65] (November-December 1969). The first time I saw it was when it was reprinted in the 100 page JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA 110 (March-April 1974). I like all the small character details, like how Ma Hunkel is giving Red Tornado 2 some side-eye, while Dr. Fate looks on.

[marshal88]

[marshal88]

When it comes to group shots, one of my favourites is Murphy Anderson's for the Justice Society of America, but this wasn't a two page spread in a story. This was a two page pin-up in a Giant.

supersed by the perez spead in jla 195 , recolored by tom smith

[Restingvoice]

Okay I checked, those issues of JLA are in digital, but the JLA silver age collection only reached #41 so far.
Crisis on Multiple Earths Vol. 6 however include JLA #195 (that pic above does look like a digital recolor)
Thanks, guys.

[DrNewGod]

The Murphy Anderson pin-up was in the Giant JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA 76 [G-65] (November-December 1969). The first time I saw it was when it was reprinted in the 100 page JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA 110 (March-April 1974). I like all the small character details, like how Ma Hunkel is giving Red Tornado 2 some side-eye, while Dr. Fate looks on.

The JLA 110 reprint was where I first saw it. I had no idea it was a reprint. I was always fond of the way Anderson had Superman and Batman standing both above, and apart from the rest of the JSA. Very meta.

[caj]

One of my favorites:

[Jim Kelly]

^^^
The best Legion.

[lemonpeace]

Jamal "good lord!" Campbell

[cgh]

Swampy sex circa 1980-something. I'm not sure DC would publish something like this today.