JLA: Destiny #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn a world where Batman and Superman are absent, the Justice League of America has taken a new form—facing a rising tide of organized, fearless super-criminals. Written by John Arcudi and illustrated by Tom Mandrake, JLA: Destiny #1 kicks off a bold new chapter with a team of heroes struggling to hold the line in a darker, more dangerous reality. The cover by Tom Mandrake captures the weight of this shifting world, where the balance of power has irrevocably changed.
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In a world without Batman or Superman, the super-criminals have become less afraid, more confident, better organized, and more focused. A different kind of Justice League of America has formed with new heroes, but they are barely able to keep pace with the new villains and their endless campaign of terror.
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