Writer: Steve Englehart
Pencils: Herb Trimpe
Inks: Jack Abel
The Hulk and Betty find themselves on a deserted island that isn’t quite as deserted as they thought.
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Writer: John Ostrander
Pencils: Graham Nolan
Inks: Gary Kwapisz
Shayera is embroiled in her grandmother's political machinations.
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A most pleasant surprise to wake up to this morning, and I think we could all do with one of those given... (waves hand generally towards... everything)
A mini episode was released to today, as we discover that ninja skills are as nothing cmopared to butler experience, plus a near uncanny knowledge of his charge's psychology,,,
and it confirmed, that after a few more mini episode, a Season 3 begins on 1st October!
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tcampbell1000 posting in scans_daily Sep. 4th, 2025 05:44 pm)JUSTICE LEAGUE #1, with plot and layouts by Keith Giffen, dialogue by J.M. DeMatteis, and finished art by Kevin Maguire, establishing a division of labor that would become a JLI trademark.
The cover is rightly considered a classic. Its layout is counterintuitive--usually a bird's-eye view diminishes figures, but this image is about building the figures up. It was a signal this League would do things differently, and what sells it is the tension between that usual rule and a group of figures who look like they can handle anything, including whoever or whatever is daring to view them from above.
( Could it be...the reader of this comic looking down on it on the shelf? 'Yeah, you BETTER buy it, geek! Or we'll MESS YOU UP.' )
The cover is rightly considered a classic. Its layout is counterintuitive--usually a bird's-eye view diminishes figures, but this image is about building the figures up. It was a signal this League would do things differently, and what sells it is the tension between that usual rule and a group of figures who look like they can handle anything, including whoever or whatever is daring to view them from above.
( Could it be...the reader of this comic looking down on it on the shelf? 'Yeah, you BETTER buy it, geek! Or we'll MESS YOU UP.' )
Writers: Karl and Barbara Kesel
Pencils: Greg Guler
Inks: Scott Hanna
Hawk and Dove fight monsters in Paris.
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Writer: Beau Smith
Pencils: Mitch Byrd
Inks: Dan Davis
Continued from Action Comics #709.
Superman takes Guy to S.T.A.R. Labs to try and fix his out of control powers.
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Are the straights okay? Hal Jordan is, to my knowledge, straight, and he is not okay. Jo Mullein isn't straight but isn't doing that well either, frankly. It's the Absolute Universe, folks! Nobody is okay. -- Al Ewing
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Writer: Steve Englehart
Pencils: Joe Staton
Inks: Bruce Patterson
Guy is being Guy and John Stewart isn’t having any of it.
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Script: Tom DeFalco
Plot and Pencils: Paul Ryan
Inks: Danny Bulanadi
Wolverine tries to make peace with the Thing. Imagine that, one of the X-Men apologising for their actions!
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