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Justice #2

Dec 2005 · DC · 3.50 USD; 4.75 CAD
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“Justice Chapter Two”

In "Justice Chapter Two," the JLA scrambles to find Aquaman as Brainiac's tormenting grip tightens, while the Riddler's attempt to steal JLA data ends in a tense showdown with Batman. Meanwhile, Superman and the team press on in their search, even as other villains—unexpectedly—carry out acts of global good. Written by Alex Ross and Jim Krueger, with striking art by Doug Braithwaite and colors by Alex Ross, this 2005 issue blends suspense and moral ambiguity in a world where heroes and villains blur. The cover, a dramatic piece by Alex Ross, captures the story’s intensity in his signature style.

writer, colorist Alex Ross · writer Jim Krueger · artist Doug Braithwaite · letterer Todd Klein · cover Alex Ross

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writer, colorist Alex Ross
letterer Todd Klein
cover pencils, inks Alex Ross

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Brainiac begins to torture Aquaman. Riddler steals computer data about the JLA and is stopped by Batman. Superman and the rest of the JLA continue to search for Aquaman. The other villains continue to do good deeds for the world.

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