JLA #14
☆ 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 Joe Kelly and illustrated by various artists. The plot follows the Justice League as they confront a mysterious new threat that targets the team's psychic members, leading to a dramatic showdown involving the Martian Manhunter's past. The volume collects issues #1-6 of the series.
In "Part One" of a pivotal JLA arc, Batman tracks down Plastic Man, hoping his unique abilities hold the key to stopping The Burning—now possessing the body of the Martian Manhunter. But Plas, content with his quiet life and having erased all memory of his powers, isn't eager to answer the call. Written by Joe Kelly and brought to life by Doug Mahnke’s dynamic art, with Tom Nguyen’s inks, David Baron’s colors, and Ken Lopez’s lettering, this issue sets a tense, character-driven tone. The cover by Doug Mahnke and Tom Nguyen captures the moment with striking intensity.
In "Part One" of JLA #14, the Justice League is thrown into confusion as supervillains worldwide begin experiencing unexplained waves of remorse—leaving the heroes baffled and searching for answers. Meanwhile, the Martian Manhunter grapples with a personal breakthrough, believing he has finally conquered his long-standing fear of fire.
In "Part Two" of JLA #14, the Justice League turns to J'onn J'onzz to unravel a mysterious shift in the behavior of the world's supervillains, using his telepathic abilities to probe their minds. As Superman grows wary of Scorch—once an ally who helped J'onn overcome his fire vulnerability—doubt creeps in, hinting that not all help is given freely.
In "Part Four" of JLA #14, Batman tracks down Plastic Man, hoping his unique abilities can help stop The Burning—now inhabiting the Martian Manhunter’s body—but Plas is content with his quiet life as a father, having erased all memory of his former powers. The tension builds as Batman must convince a man who’s chosen peace to face a threat he no longer remembers.
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