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Cover: Bryan Hitch & Paul Neary

JLA #5

Aug 2014 · DC · 24.99 USD; 28.99 CAD
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In "Heaven's Ladder," the JLA confronts a terrifying manifestation of Metamorpho as the team grapples with the growing rift between their heroic identities and private lives. When a desperate wish from Joey Stagg awakens a monstrous version of his father, the League is drawn into a mystery tied to a sentient energy known as ID—its influence seemingly behind both the separation of hero and civilian and the strange events unfolding across the globe. Written by Mark Waid and illustrated by Bryan Hitch, with inks by Paul Neary, colors by Laura DePuy, and letters by Ken Lopez, the issue's cover by Bryan Hitch and Paul Neary captures the tension of a world where identity is slipping apart.

Contains 16 stories
Heaven's Ladder
72 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Aquaman [Arthur Curry]The Atom [Ray Palmer]Batman [Bruce Wayne]The Flash [Wally West]Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzz]Superman [Clark Kent / Kal-El]Wonder Woman [Princess Diana]]Commissioner GordonGreen Lantern [Kyle Rayner]Alfred PennyworthPlastic Man [Eel O'Brian]SteelAdam Strange
Into the Woods
22 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Flash [Wally West]Wonder WomanGreen Lantern [Kyle Rayner]SupermanPlastic ManMartian ManhunterAquaman]Queen of FablesLois Lane

In "Into the Woods," a mysterious book unleashes the Queen of Fables, plunging Manhattan into a twisted fairy tale realm where Wonder Woman becomes the hunted prize. As the JLA splinters through the enchanted forest, Plastic Man and Martian Manhunter face the trap of a gingerbread cottage, while Green Lantern and Flash discover Wonder Woman trapped in a glass coffin—just as the Queen’s game begins.

Truth Is Stranger
22 pp · Superhero
JLA [Justice LeagueSuperman [Clark KentKal-El]Aquaman [Arthur CurryOrin]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzzJohn Jones]Wonder Woman [Diana]Flash [Wally West]Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]Plastic Man [Eel O'Brian]]HippolytaHuntsmanThe Lady WhiteQueen of Fables (villain)

In "Truth Is Stranger," Aquaman and Superman join Flash and Green Lantern on a mission that takes them from the streets of Manhattan to the enchanted realm of a forgotten fable. When the JLA uncovers the truth behind a cursed book and the tyrannical Queen it contains, they must confront a Huntsman who reveals how Snow White once sealed the Queen away—trapping her in myth.

Unhappily Ever After
22 pp · Superhero
JLA [Justice LeagueSuperman [Clark KentKal-El]Aquaman [Arthur CurryOrin]Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzzJohn Jones]Wonder Woman [Diana]Flash [Wally West]Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]Plastic Man [Eel O'Brian]]Queen of Fables (villain)

In "Unhappily Ever After," the JLA confronts a Queen who’s escaped her storybook prison and now rules over a Manhattan overrun with fairy tale creatures, using Wonder Woman’s Wonderdome as her throne. With the help of Wonder Woman’s lasso of truth, the team challenges her to see the real world—its wonders and flaws—while a clever twist from Flash leaves her trapped in a book devoid of magic.

Dream Team
38 pp · Superhero
JLA [Justice LeagueSuperman [Clark KentKal-El]Aquaman [Arthur CurryOrin]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzzJohn Jones]Wonder Woman [Diana]Flash [Wally West]Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]Plastic Man [Eel O'Brian]]Villain: Doctor Destiny

In "Dream Team," Superman shares with Batman how their fractured trust nearly cost them in a recent crisis. When the JLA splits to face three emergencies, they’re confronted by Dr. Destiny—and his dream self, who’s warped reality with dream logic. Forced to confront the surreal threat together, the team must work as one to wake Destiny from his delusion. As the heroes reunite in the cave, the moment feels charged with quiet resolve, and the return of the Batman signals a new beginning.

Man and Superman
22 pp · Superhero
JLA [Justice LeagueSuperman [Clark KentKal-El]Aquaman [Arthur CurryOrin]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzzJohn Jones]Wonder Woman [Diana]Flash [Wally West]Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]Plastic Man [Eel O'Brian]]Linda ParkJamie GonzalezRyu IwasakiMary HavershamAndy AccorsiJoseph Stinton

In "Man and Superman," the JLA confronts a surreal mystery when each hero encounters their civilian selves—identical in every way, down to the smallest detail. Though J'onn J'onzz confirms their identities are real, the ordinary versions vanish, leaving the heroes to grapple with the sudden, unsettling reality of their non-powered lives, while a mysterious homeless man with god-like abilities emerges to test their limits.

Element of Surprise
22 pp · Superhero
JLA [Justice LeagueSuperman [Clark KentKal-El]Aquaman [Arthur CurryOrin]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzzJohn Jones]Wonder Woman [Diana]Flash [Wally West]Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]Plastic Man [Eel O'Brian]]Metamorpho [Rex Mason]Joey StaggSapphire StaggSimon StaggTerry BergThe Cathexis (villain, first appearance)

In "Element of Surprise," the JLA confronts a terrifying manifestation of Metamorpho as the team tries to shield Joey Stagg and his family from a force beyond their understanding. When The Cathexis reveal that a sentient energy known as ID is behind the rift between heroes and their private lives—and responsible for Joey’s father’s return—the League must grapple with the unsettling truth that some wishes, once granted, come with a price.

It Takes a Thief
22 pp · Superhero
JLA [Justice LeagueSuperman [Clark KentKal-El]Aquaman [Arthur CurryOrin]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzzJohn Jones]Wonder Woman [Diana]Flash [Wally West]Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]Plastic Man [Eel O'Brian]]Linda ParkAlfred PennyworthThe Cathexis (villain)Id (villain, first appearance)

In "It Takes a Thief," the JLA faces a crisis when Eel O'Brian uncovers their secret identities, forcing the team to ally with the enigmatic Cathexis to contain the threat. But when the Cathexis reclaim control, their true nature is revealed—stripping the League of their powers and leaving only their human halves to fight back.

United We Fall
22 pp · Superhero
JLA [Justice LeagueSuperman [Clark KentKal-El]Aquaman [Arthur CurryOrin]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzzJohn Jones]Wonder Woman [Diana]Flash [Wally West]Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]Plastic Man [Eel O'Brian]]Linda ParkLois LaneThe Cathexis (villain)Id (villain)A White Martian (villainbehind the scenes)

In "United We Fall," Jo and the JLA face a fractured unity when the Cathexis exploit their vulnerabilities, turning Aquaman into a true fish-man and severing Wonder Woman’s soul from her clay form. As the League splinters, the spirit of truth within Wonder Woman awakens, forcing the scattered heroes to confront their incomplete nature—and the fragile bond that holds them together.

Came the Pale Riders
22 pp · Superhero
JLA [Justice LeagueSuperman [Clark KentKal-El]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzzJohn Jones]Wonder Woman [Diana]Flash [Wally West]Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]Plastic Man [Eel O'Brian]]Nightwing [Dick Grayson]Lois LanePerry WhiteEmil Hamilton (background)Gina FastabrianaTalinaDavid ShertzerJoey HalloranWhite Martians (villains)
Terror Incognita, Part 2: The Harvest
22 pp · Superhero
JLA [Justice LeagueSuperman [Clark KentKal-El]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzzJohn Jones]Wonder Woman [Diana]Flash [Wally West]Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]Plastic Man [Eel O'Brian]]Nightwing [Dick Grayson]Firestorm [Ronnie Raymond]White Martians [ProtexZ'ushPrimaid] (villains)
Mind Over Matter
22 pp · Superhero
JLA [Justice LeagueSuperman [Clark KentKal-El]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzzJohn Jones]Wonder Woman [Diana]Flash [Wally West]Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]Plastic Man [Eel O'Brian]]Impulse [Bart Allen]Zatanna ZataraAtom [Ray Palmer]Steel [John Henry Irons]KryptoWhite Martians [ProtexZ'ushPrimaid] (villains)
Dying Breath
23 pp · Superhero
JLA [Justice LeagueSuperman [Clark KentKal-El]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzzJohn Jones]Wonder Woman [Diana]Flash [Wally West]Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]Plastic Man [Eel O'Brian]]Zatanna ZataraAtom [Ray Palmer]Firestorm [Ronnie Raymond]JSA [Justice SocietyHawkgirl [Kendra Shiera Saunders]Doctor Fate [Hector Hall]Mister Terrific [Michael Holt]Captain Marvel [Billy Batson]Sentinel [Alan Scott]Atom Smasher [Albert Rothstein]Wildcat [Ted Grant]Star-Spangled Kid [Courtney Whitmore]Sand [Sandy Hawkins]]Nightwing [Dick Grayson]Huntress [Helena Bertinelli]Blue Beetle [Ted Kord]Arsenal [Roy Harper]ArgentSuperboy [Kon-El]Faust [Sebastian Faust]Madame XanaduPhantom StrangerWhite Martians [ProtexZ'ushPrimaid] (villains)
Bipolar Disorder
22 pp · Superhero
JLA [Justice LeagueSuperman [Clark KentKal-El]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzzJohn Jones]Wonder Woman [Diana]Flash [Wally West]Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]Plastic Man [Eel O'Brian]]General TannerPolaris [Neal Emerson] (villain)Royal Flush Gang [KingAceTen] (villains)Doctor Light [Arthur Light] (villain)Captain Nazi (villain)Tattooed Man (villain)
Merry Christmas, Justice League -- Now Die!
21 pp · Superhero
JLA [Justice LeagueSuperman [Clark KentKal-El]Aquaman [Arthur CurryOrin]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzzJohn Jones]Wonder Woman [Diana]Flash [Wally West]Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]Plastic Man [Eel O'Brian]]Santa ClausWoozy WinksWanda WinksWeezer Winks (Woozy Wink's sister and her son)Time Commander (villain)Neron (villain)
Lost Pages
4 pp · Superhero
BatmanFlashNightwingOracleRobinSuperman

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Full credits

writer Mark Waid
colorist Laura DePuy
letterer Ken Lopez
cover pencils Bryan Hitch
cover inks Paul Neary

Reprints

↩ Reprints JLA #47 (2000), JLA #48 (2000), JLA: Heaven's Ladder #1 (2000), JLA Secret Files #3 (2000), JLA #49 (2001), JLA #50 (2001), JLA #51 (2001), JLA #52 (2001), JLA #53 (2001), JLA #54 (2001), JLA #55 (2001), JLA #56 (2001), JLA #57 (2001), JLA #58 (2001), JLA #59 (2001), JLA #60 (2002)

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