Justice League of America Annual #2
In *Justice League of America Annual #2* (1984), the League faces its most uncertain moment yet when Aquaman, shaken by the destruction of the JLA satellite, calls for the team to disband so the United Nations can form a new, permanent League. Though most members depart, a core group remains—joined by the new arrivals Vixen, Steel, and Vibe—and relocates to the Bunker in Detroit, a secret facility built by General Hank Heywood, Steel’s grandfather. Written by Gerry Conway and illustrated by Chuck Patton, with inks by Dave Hunt, colors by Carl Gafford, and letters by Ben Oda, the issue’s cover by Chuck Patton and Dick Giordano captures the gravity of the team’s transformation.
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Following the destruction of the JLA satellite, Aquaman calls for the Justice League to disband in order for the United Nations to charter a new, full-time League. Most of the members of the team leave, but a few stay and are joined by new members: Vixen, Steel and Vibe. The team relocates to the Bunker in Detroit which was built on orders of General Hank Heywood, Steel's grandfather.
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