DC Comics Presents: JLA #1
In "Perchance...", Pé-Paey, a being from another world whose religion foretold Earth’s evolution, finds himself drawn not to progress, but to places where suffering runs deep. As the JLA escorts him through scenes of crisis, his curiosity leads him to vanish—leaving the heroes to wonder what he truly seeks. Written by Dennis O'Neil and illustrated by Tan Eng Huat, with colors by David Baron and letters by Jared K. Fletcher, this 2011 issue features a striking cover by Doug Mahnke and Tom Nguyen.
In "Extinction, Part 2: The Lesson," Pé-Paey, a visitor from another world whose beliefs foretold Earth’s failure to evolve, finds himself drawn to the planet’s most troubled places—sites of violence and suffering. As the League of Justice struggles to protect civilians, Pé-Paey vanishes, leaving his guardians to wonder what truth he’s seeking in the shadows.
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