Favorite Justice League Storyline

[AnthonyO'Brien]

Year one by waid and kitten. Love the interlude about the minor henchmen who sees the folly of his actions.

[krazijoe]

Dang, beat me to it!

Though, I also love JLA: World War III (the first mainstream DC Comic I ever read)

My Favorite because they finally did something with Grundy and made him interesting. Sure he came across like Joe Fixit but at least it was something different.

[Stanlos]

I liked Tenth Circle. That was vampires done RIGHT in DC.

It is one of my favorites. The art on Bats and Supes was EPIC

[HsssH]

I'm not familiar with Wain. Were you possibly referring to Len Wein or Mark Waid?

Yeah, Len Wein, sorry. I'm not much of Mark Waid fan.

[exile001]

Yeah, Len Wein, sorry. I'm not much of Mark Waid fan.

I think current Waid could do a banging Justice League book in the World's Finest style. His previous attempts didn't really hit for me, though.

[LordMikel]

I love Trial by Fire. The ending with Plastic Man was just great.

I will also second the Hyperclan storyline, JLA 1-4.

I had always wanted to see a White Martians vs Kryptonians war.

[Captain Britain of Earth 20]

Rock of Ages
Lightning Saga
Crisis on Earth Prime
Forever Evil

[marhawkman]

I love Trial by Fire. The ending with Plastic Man was just great.

Scorch vs Fernus was an epic confrontation... just because of the reaction Fernus had. She risked her life straining her powers to limits she'd never even thought of before to stop him... and blindsided a TELEPATH.
The way Scorch's part ended was sad, but that moment when she tells J'onn to beat the --- out of Fernus gives me chills.

"Love, J'Onn..... BURN!"

Scorch knew she couldn't defeat Fernus on her own, so she did the one thing she COULD do.

[Ilan Preskovsky]

My Favorite because they finally did something with Grundy and made him interesting. Sure he came across like Joe Fixit but at least it was something different.

Solomon Grundy? Clearly you haven't read James Robinson's Starman...

[HsssH]

Rock of Ages
Lightning Saga
Crisis on Earth Prime
Forever Evil

Forgot about New 52 run, I enjoyed Forever Evil. Would Throne of Atlantis count as JL story? Because that was another great one from that run.

[caj]

A few have mentioned it, but Justice by Jim Krueger and Alex Ross is excellent. As a fan of the Saturday morning cartoon Challenge of the Super Friends, this was a dream come true. A serious take on the cartoon.

My only complaint is that it was too crowded with the other hero groups and it was a little long. But still a great story.

[Aarkus]

First story is ever read was the 3-part JLA 100-102 featuring the annual JLA/JSA team-up with the addition of the Seven Soldiers of Victory.

Admittedly, I wasn't able to find 102 at the store and didn't read the conclusion until about 20 years later.

the exact same thing happened to me! found 100 and 101 at a flea market my mom dragged me to as a kid, then waited forever to come across 102! I don't know that it was 20 years in my case but it definitely came later for me as well. small world!

[caj]

the exact same thing happened to me! found 100 and 101 at a flea market my mom dragged me to as a kid, then waited forever to come across 102! I don't know that it was 20 years in my case but it definitely came later for me as well. small world!

I read all 3 issues first when it was reprinted in a DC comic digest. It was a decade or more when I found all 3 issues in a comic book store in Houston

[lalalei2001]

I found one of my new favorite single-issue stories ever: JLA #60, where Plastic Man tells Woozy Winks' nephew a bedtime story about Santa joining the JLA and battling Neron at Christmas.

It also has this adorable panel.

[krazijoe]

Solomon Grundy? Clearly you haven't read James Robinson's Starman...

Which Issues specifically? Back in the day I started reading Starman and just stopped. Wasn't my thing at the time...