Realworlds: Justice League of America
DC · 2000 · 1 issue
About the series
In 2000, DC's Realworlds: Justice League of America offered a single-issue, standalone story that reimagined the iconic superhero team as ordinary people in a grounded, real-world setting. Written by J. M. DeMatteis with art by G. L. Barr, this one-shot explored what it might mean if the Justice League were everyday individuals struggling with the same mundane challenges as their readers. Part of the short-lived Realworlds line, it matters as a thoughtful, character-driven experiment that stripped away the capes and powers to focus on the human heart of heroism.