JLA (1997-2006) Vol. 6

I collected JLA when I was a kid. Grant Morrison blew my mind, and Mark Waid continued to do so when Morrison left. Then came Joe Kelley, who used weirder characters in sometimes weirder situations, while also making the series a little more adult-oriented, in that every issue wasn't bombastic action and the characters' personalities and emotions seemed more complex.I still liked it when I was a kid, but much of it went over my head so I didn't fully appreciate it. Returning to Joe Kelly's run as an adult is very v refreshing, and a whole new experience that I recommend.

The series is picking up! After the slightly disappointing last volume, JLA has returned to being fantastic. I won't go to much into the plot for the sake of spoilers, but I will say this series involves a big secret being revealed about one character and a new league forming in a time of crisis. The writing and art were both on point and great. There was one story involving the lasso of truth that was a bit on the mediocre side but it still had its share of greatness.Overall, I highly recommend this book to any DC comics fan.

My favorite non-Morrison JLA run is collected in these beautiful new trades. I recommend both Kelly trades as they contains Obisdian Age, a fantastic story. This is a wonderful epic full of everything that makes DC comics fantastic

This book was good, not as good as the Morrison or Waid runs but Kelly is not bad. The Obsidian Age is a strong story. I would say this is a good time to jump off the book. Read this volume and stop. Volume 7 is weaker than this one, and if you are like me and care about how the books on your shelf, the next one messes up the pattern with its binding. The binding on the next book features Superman for a second time, after he was already featured on the binding of volume 4, but this time with much less flattering art. This book has Batman on the binding, which is good because it follows bindings of Superman and Wonder Woman, and the volumes 1-3 where the binding images combine to form a picture of the cover to JLA #1. This volume is the last to feature the original 7 members, you can read to find out why, and as I said, it ends in what I consider a good place to jump off.

very good book.good stories

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This version of the Justice League is the bestThe TPB is beautiful.

I personally recommend ending the series before this book but we do have a natural conclusion at the end of tpb 6. The problem is it will bore you to tears to get to the end. Book 7 is even worse. If you are seeing Joe Kelly and thinking heck yeah I love Joe Kelly be prepared for disappointment.

Like the rest of the Justice League, Wonder Women fights for the ideals of righteousness & truth. But when a difficult mission causes her to question her principles, the unthinkable happens: her lasso of Truth unravels! With no tie to bind the integrity of reality, people's perceptions of the truth begin to take physical form, the world turns flat, old gods become real, & even th JLA begins to charge. It's up to wonder Woman to find a way to fix truth itself before everyone's darkest beliefs take over existence.Plus, the JLA had believed their teammate Aquaman dead, until a battle with a pair of time-traveling warriors led to the sudden reapperance of his city legendary Atlantis, above the waves! The quest to find their lost comrade will send the Justice League spiraling through time towards a fateful confrontation that will affect both the past & present...& whicj none of them will survive. But when JLA falls, who will rise to take thier place? Collects JLA #61-76

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Great book! I recomend!The Joe Kelly's JLA are better than Grant Morrison's JLA... the artist Doug Mahnke make one the best works than ever!

The story was great especially the ending chapters. Joe Kelly did a great job picking up the JLA story line and the transitions was interesting. I still recommend giving this series a read even in the later chapters!

Independiente de que no es el producto, la impresión y las hojas no me parecen muy buenas