JLA #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the opening story arc of the 2004 JLA series, written by Kurt Busiek and illustrated by Ron Garney. In 'Rules of Engagement,' the newly expanded Justice League faces a diplomatic crisis when the alien race known as the Kree (or a similar interstellar power) arrives on Earth, forcing the team to navigate complex political tensions while dealing with a threat that challenges their unity and methods. The volume collects JLA #0-6, setting the stage for a more globally focused era for DC's premier superhero team.
In "Stardust Memories," Joe Kelly and Duncan Rouleau deliver a quietly intense chapter in the JLA saga, focusing on Martian Manhunter as he grapples with his enduring vulnerability to fire while the rest of the League watches a tense standoff between federal agents and a metahuman commune. Doug Mahnke and Tom Nguyen’s cover captures the moment’s gravity, setting the tone for a story that lingers on internal struggle and the weight of legacy.
In "Rules of Engagement, Part 2," Kanjar Ro schemes to consolidate his control over Kylaq by exploiting the Justice League’s presence, but the heroes quietly work to unravel his influence. As tensions rise, the League’s actions begin to shift the balance of power in ways he didn’t anticipate.
In "The White Rage, Part One," the Martian Manhunter grapples with his vulnerability to fire while the rest of the JLA watches a tense standoff between federal agents and a metahuman commune. The story quietly builds tension as personal limits collide with the weight of duty.
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