DC Retroactive: JLA - The '80s #1

Oct 2011 · DC · 4.99 USD

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In "Siege," the Justice League of America faces a sudden, sinister assault during a public tour of their new headquarters in Detroit, when the sorcerer Felix Faust unleashes an ancient artifact fueled by the city’s despair. Written by Gerry Conway and illustrated by Ron Randall—with vibrant colors by Carlos Badilla and Tony Aviña and bold lettering by Carlos M. Mangual—this standout issue captures the JLA at their most vulnerable, rallying against a foe who preys on doubt. The cover by Ron Randall perfectly frames the chaos, setting the stage for a battle where even a child’s courage can change everything.

Contains 2 stories

Siege

26 pp · Superhero

Dale GunnGeoffLamont

In "Siege," Felix Faust unleashes an ancient artifact fueled by Detroit’s despair to ambush the Justice League of America during a public tour of their new headquarters—just as they’re showing off to a group of schoolchildren. With the city’s darkness feeding his power, Faust aims to break the League before they can regroup, but one child’s quiet courage sparks a defiant response.

In the Shadow of the Ox

23 pp · Superhero

Dale GunnRosita RamoneMother WindomGeneral Mustapha Maksai (dies)

In the shadow of the Ox, the JLA faces a crisis when General Maksai kidnaps Mother Windom to force Vixen to surrender the Tantu Totem. With the talisman’s power twisting Maksai into a monstrous form, the League must act before the situation spirals beyond control.