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Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN: 9781401213497
ISBN: 1401213499
Label: DC Comics
Manufacturer: DC Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 226
Publication Date: June 07, 2007
Publisher: DC Comics
Release Date: June 07, 2007
Sales Rank: 208080
Studio: DC Comics
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this is one of the better stories i have read in a while. along with the pictures(micahel turner is a god in my book.) that took my breath away, it was a great story and a joy to read. Identity Crisis is another Brad Meltzer story of the J.L.A. and it is just as good. another one of my "you will not be sorry to pick this one up." books.
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First let me say I used to collect comics like a junkie back in the day. Every week I was at my local comic shops to see if they had anything new to get my Batman, Superman, Spider-man, and others fix. As I got older and grew up I moved away from these gems that I used to love so much. It's nice to see that the books grew up as well as I did.
I got to say even after all these years away Brad Meltzer grabs the reader and within the first few pages and brings you back with all your ... Read More
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It is nice to get a story on one of the 'lesser' known members
The Red Tornado's history is broght up so you don't have to have a lot of background to understand this book. Enjoyable read.
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Justice League, grew up with it as a kid in the 80s, loved the New World Order rebirth, loved the new animated series which is one of my favorite shows of all time, New Frontiers also...so how could I not get this G-novel.
I had high expectations and the opening pages just brought a tear to my eye, as the Big Three are trying to rebuild the JLA. The artwork is superb and the hardcover edition is very classy. The best way to follow stories are through the G-novels which can be purchased ... Read More
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I recently picked up volumes 1-10 of the previous JLA series -- the one that started with Grant Morrison's very good "New World Order" -- and I have to say that over the course of 10 volumes I pretty much lost interest in the League. I loved Bruce Timm's Justice League Unlimmited cartoon, but as far as League comics go, they just seemed bland and unimportant overall (with the exception of New World Order, and the also very good Tower of Babel storylines.)
The previous series had lots of ... Read More
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