Justice League - La Tour de Babel #[nn]
This French-language collection, the first volume of the 'La Tour de Babel' storyline, reprints early issues of the 2012 Justice League series from Urban Comics. It follows the team's formation and early adventures as they confront a threat that exploits their deepest weaknesses, setting the stage for the iconic 'Tower of Babel' arc.
In "Sélection naturelle," the Justice League races against time after Batman helps dismantle a global tower disrupting human speech—only to uncover a far more dangerous threat looming in the shadows. Written by Mark Waid and brought to life by Howard Porter’s sharp art, with inks by Drew Geraci and colors by John Kalisz, this 2012 issue delivers a tense, grounded escalation in the League’s battle for Earth. The cover, penciled by Porter and inked by John Dell, captures the moment’s gravity in stark, striking detail.
In "Protégés par le froid," Batman leads the Justice League in dismantling a global tower disrupting human speech—only for the team to uncover a far more dangerous threat looming beneath the surface. With time running short and the stakes rising, the heroes must adapt to a crisis that tests their resolve in ways they never expected.
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↩ Reprints JLA 80-Page Giant #1 (1998), JLA #43 (2000), JLA #44 (2000), JLA #45 (2000), JLA #46 (2000), JLA Secret Files #3 (2000), JLA #7 (2001)
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