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Cover: John Byrne & Jerry Ordway

JLA #15

Jan 2005 · DC · 12.95 USD; 19.95 CAD
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This 2005 collected edition from DC's JLA series presents 'The Tenth Circle' storyline, written by Chuck Austen with art by Carlos Pacheco and Jesús Merino. The story pits the Justice League against a new threat tied to the mysterious Tenth Circle, a group of ancient beings with ties to the team's past, while also exploring personal conflicts among members like Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman. The volume collects issues #111–114 of the JLA series.

In "The Tenth Circle, Part One: Suffer the Little Children," Wonder Woman uncovers a chilling link between a forgotten Amazon war and a cult of vampires, only to find Superman—under mysterious influence—erasing the very records that could reveal their defeat. As Negative Man and Elasti-Girl join the hunt, the Justice League faces a threat that reaches deep into myth and memory. Written by John Byrne and Chris Claremont, with art by Byrne and inks by Jerry Ordway, this pivotal issue features a cover by Byrne and Ordway.

Contains 6 stories
The Tenth Circle, Part One: Suffer the Little Children
22 pp · Superhero
JLA [Justice LeagueAtom [Ray Palmer]Batman [Bruce Wayne]FaithFlash [Wally West]Manitou RavenMartian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzzJohn Jones]Superman [Clark KentKal-El]Wonder Woman [Diana]]Doom Patrol [Chief [Niles Caulder]Elasti-Girl [Rita Farr]Negative Man [Larry Trainor]Robotman [Cliff Steele]]Grunt (introduction)Nudge (introduction)Vortex (introduction)Detective McGuigan (introduction)Crucifer (introduction)The Tenth Circle (introductiona cult)

In "The Tenth Circle, Part One: Suffer the Little Children," the JLA confronts a chilling threat as children with the meta-gene are being hunted by the enigmatic Crucifer. When Superman is suddenly overpowered by a mysterious young girl and Faith is subdued, the League must unravel the mystery behind the girl's power and the sinister force behind the abductions—before more children vanish.

The Tenth Circle, Part Two: The Enemy Within
22 pp · Superhero
JLA [Justice LeagueAtom [Ray Palmer]Batman [Bruce Wayne]FaithFlash [Wally West]Green Lantern [John Stewart]Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzzJohn Jones]Superman [Clark KentKal-El]Wonder Woman [Diana]]Doom Patrol [Chief [Niles Caulder]Elasti-Girl [Rita Farr]Negative Man [Larry Trainor]Robotman [Cliff Steele]GruntNudgeVortexDetective McGuiganCruciferThe Tenth Circle

In "The Tenth Circle, Part Two: The Enemy Within," Wonder Woman uncovers the shocking truth that the Tenth Circle is a cult of vampires with a dark history tied to the Amazons—only to find that Superman, under unknown influence, has erased the records that could reveal how they were once defeated. As Negative Man and Elasti-Girl warn Green Lantern they’re also hunting the Circle, the JLA must piece together a threat that’s both ancient and deeply personal.

The Tenth Circle, Part Three: The Heart of the Matter
22 pp · Superhero
JLA [Justice LeagueAtom [Ray Palmer]Batman [Bruce Wayne]FaithFlash [Wally West]Green Lantern [John Stewart]Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzzJohn Jones]Superman [Clark KentKal-El]Wonder Woman [Diana]]Doom Patrol [Chief [Niles Caulder]Elasti-Girl [Rita Farr]Negative Man [Larry Trainor]Robotman [Cliff Steele]]GruntNudgeVortexAlfred PennyworthDetective McGuiganCruciferThe Tenth Circle

In "The Tenth Circle, Part Three: The Heart of the Matter," Superman brings Wonder Woman to Crucifer and the Tenth Circle, where Nudge reveals the painful truth: she and Grunt escaped the Doom Patrol only to fall under the Circle’s even more oppressive control. The story delves into the weight of freedom and the cost of survival, with no clear path forward in sight.

The Tenth Circle, Part Four: Interludes on the Last Day of the World!
22 pp · Superhero
JLA [Justice LeagueAtom [Ray Palmer]Batman [Bruce Wayne]FaithFlash [Wally West]Green Lantern [John Stewart]Manitou RavenMartian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzzJohn Jones]Superman [Clark KentKal-El]Wonder Woman [Diana]]Doom Patrol [Chief [Niles Caulder]Elasti-Girl [Rita Farr]Negative Man [Larry Trainor]Robotman [Cliff Steele]]GruntNudgeVortexAmazonsCruciferThe Tenth Circle
The Tenth Circle, Part Five: Convergence
22 pp · Superhero
JLA [Justice LeagueAtom [Ray Palmer]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Flash [Wally West]Green Lantern [John Stewart]Manitou RavenMartian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzzJohn Jones]Superman [Clark KentKal-El]Wonder Woman [Diana]]Doom Patrol [Chief [Niles Caulder]Elasti-Girl [Rita Farr]Negative Man [Larry Trainor]Robotman [Cliff Steele]]GruntNudgeVortexPenelopeCruciferThe Tenth Circle

In "The Tenth Circle, Part Five: Convergence," Vortex makes a desperate move to break Superman free from Crucifer’s grip—only to be captured himself. With the stakes higher than ever, the Justice League joins forces with the Doom Patrol in a desperate bid to confront the growing threat of the Tenth Circle.

The Tenth Circle, Conclusion: Heartbreaker!
20 pp · Superhero
JLA [Justice LeagueAtom [Ray Palmer]Batman [Bruce Wayne]FaithFlash [Wally West]Green Lantern [John Stewart]Manitou RavenMartian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzzJohn Jones]Superman [Clark KentKal-El]Wonder Woman [Diana]]Doom Patrol [Chief [Niles Caulder]Elasti-Girl [Rita Farr]Negative Man [Larry Trainor]Robotman [Cliff Steele]]GruntNudgeVortexCruciferThe Tenth CircleWormhole (introduction)

In the climactic conclusion of "The Tenth Circle," the JLA, bolstered by the unlikely aid of the Doom Patrol, finally brings down the ancient threat—but victory feels fragile. As Faith, Grunt, Nudge, and Vortex depart with the Doom Patrol, they uncover a chilling truth: the vampires’ defeat may have only just begun.

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Full credits

writer, artist John Byrne
colorist David Baron
cover pencils John Byrne
cover inks Jerry Ordway

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↩ Reprints JLA #94 (2004), JLA #95 (2004), JLA #96 (2004), JLA #97 (2004), JLA #98 (2004), JLA #99 (2004)

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