JLA #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects issues #0-6 of the 2006 JLA series, following the aftermath of the 'Crisis of Conscience' storyline. With the Justice League disbanded and its members scattered, a new threat emerges that forces former allies to confront a world operating without their protection. The story explores the consequences of the League's absence and the challenges of reuniting Earth's greatest heroes.
In "World Without a Justice League," the JLA’s fractured unity reaches a breaking point as Green Arrow confronts Batman in a rage-fueled showdown, his fury amplified by the lingering influence of Envy and the destabilizing presence of the Key. Written by Bob Harras and illustrated by Tom Derenick, with Dan Green on inks and David Baron handling colors, this pivotal issue sees the League’s bonds tested to the limit—before Batman ultimately restores order and the Seven Deadly Sins are once again sealed away. The cover, by Daniel Acuña, captures the chaos in striking detail.
In "Part Six" of JLA #19, Green Arrow confronts Batman in a blazing showdown fueled by years of resentment and the lingering influence of Envy, one of the Seven Deadly Sins now loose. As the Key’s manipulations reach their peak, the JLA’s fractured unity is tested in a final, desperate clash—only for Batman to reclaim clarity and bring the threat to an end, restoring order and sealing away the Sins once more.
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↩ Reprints JLA #120 (2005), JLA #121 (2005), JLA #122 (2006), JLA #123 (2006), JLA #124 (2006), JLA #125 (2006)
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