Is there any other justice league international titles I should be reading?

[Nomads1]

I'm a huge daredevil Fan But my only experience with the defenders is from the Netflix show him

Not those Defenders. The Original team (I could have said the "real" team, but I don't want to start anything). Dr. Strange, the Hulk, Namor and the Silver Surfer.

Peace

[Kaijudo]

Not those Defenders. The Original team (I could have said the "real" team, but I don't want to start anything). Dr. Strange, the Hulk, Namor and the Silver Surfer.

Peace

Exactly what Nomads1 said. I could see that team having fun with the Netflix line-up, but this book really has them playing with the Surfer's "spaciness," the Hulk's rage issues, Namor's haughtiness, and Strange just kind of being exasperated by it all.

[Icefan]

Icefan, that is a GORGEOUS pic of Ice! Where is it from?

Human Target #3 Artgerm variant cover

[Stanlos]

Human Target #3 Artgerm variant cover

Thank you! I did not know she was featured! I must now get me to the interwebs to cop!

[mortari]

I would get the Blue and Gold Mini series from last year.

[M@Bowers2014]

I would get the Blue and Gold Mini series from last year.

I second that. It was really well done. They also said there will be another mini series eventually.

[Big Bad Voodoo Lou]

Giffen and DeMatteis reunited to write the second Booster Gold series from #32 to #43. Beetle, Mr. Miracle, Barda, and Power Girl all appear in it, and it ties into Justice League: Generation Lost, which was coming out at the same time.

That entire Booster Gold series is good. Geoff Johns wrote the first twelve issues (#1-6, 0, 7-10, and 1,000,000), which are excellent. A major story arc involves Booster trying to save Beetle's life through time travel. Then Dan Jurgens wrote #11-31, then Giffen and DeMatteis took over, and Jurgens returned to write #44-47, where the book ended.

People have already mentioned some of these:
Formerly Known as the Justice League #1-6
JLA Classified #4-9 (I Can't Believe It's Not the Justice League)
DC Retroactive: The '90s: Justice League #1
JLA 80-Page Giant #1 (just a short story)
JLA: Incarnations #6 (JLI flashback written by John Ostrander)
Martian Manhunter #24 (JLI flashback written by John Ostrander)
Mister Miracle #1-28 (the second series from the early '90s, which ran concurrently to JLA and JLE; I especially recommend #7-8)
Justice League: Generation Lost #1-24 (by Judd Winick and various artists)
Blue and Gold #1-8 (by Jurgens and Ryan Sook)
Human Target #1-12 (by Tom King and Greg Smallwood; the JLI find themselves in the middle of a neo-noir murder mystery)
Justice League 3000 #12-15 (Giffen and DeMatteis wrote the whole series, but Beetle, Booster, Ice, and Fire show up in these issues, and in some of the Justice League 3001 issues that followed)

[caj]

Giffen and DeMatteis reunited to write the second Booster Gold series from #32 to #43. Beetle, Mr. Miracle, Barda, and Power Girl all appear in it, and it ties into Justice League: Generation Lost, which was coming out at the same time.

That entire Booster Gold series is good. Geoff Johns wrote the first twelve issues (#1-6, 0, 7-10, and 1,000,000), which are excellent. A major story arc involves Booster trying to save Beetle's life through time travel. Then Dan Jurgens wrote #11-31, then Giffen and DeMatteis took over, and Jurgens returned to write #44-47, where the book ended.

People have already mentioned some of these:
Formerly Known as the Justice League #1-6
JLA Classified #4-9 (I Can't Believe It's Not the Justice League)
DC Retroactive: The '90s: Justice League #1
JLA 80-Page Giant #1 (just a short story)
JLA: Incarnations #6 (JLI flashback written by John Ostrander)
Martian Manhunter #24 (JLI flashback written by John Ostrander)
Mister Miracle #1-28 (the second series from the early '90s, which ran concurrently to JLA and JLE; I especially recommend #7-8)
Justice League: Generation Lost #1-24 (by Judd Winick and various artists)
Blue and Gold #1-8 (by Jurgens and Ryan Sook)
Human Target #1-12 (by Tom King and Greg Smallwood; the JLI find themselves in the middle of a neo-noir murder mystery)
Justice League 3000 #12-15 (Giffen and DeMatteis wrote the whole series, but Beetle, Booster, Ice, and Fire show up in these issues, and in some of the Justice League 3001 issues that followed)

Thanks so much for this, BBVL. I haven't read a lot of these so I'm going to check them out.

[Lee Stone]

There was also The Weird #1-4, which came out during the first year of JLI, written by Jim Starlin.