Graphic Novel Review: The Greatest Story Ever in JLA History

I’m a fan of Green Lantern, so I bought and read the best story in Green Lantern history and was happy with the story in it. So I thought I should get the best story in JLA history. JLA stands for Justice League of America and is sometimes known only as the Justice League. JLA or Justice League of America is a comic book published by DC Comics. This is a superhero team of DC’s biggest names, including Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Flash, and Green Lantern, and the list continues. The roster is not permanent. Sometimes some members leave while new characters are added. This comic has been entertaining readers from the 1960s to the present.

In short, JLA The Greatest Stories Ever Told is a compilation of some of the team’s best stories and adventures. I have to say that the word “best” is subjective, but I still found a way to evaluate the editing of this comic.

I think one of my biggest expectations from this book is to read the original issue of this team or a group of superheroes who came together to form a team. I’m talking about Brave & Bold # 28 in 1960. I really want to read that original story. The first story of the team included in this book was from the 200th issue titled “Origin”. It was a story about how the founding members gathered to fight the invading alien army and formally set up a group.

Now, the story of short origin has given way to other pages with interesting stories. Stories such as “The Super Asylum of the Earth,” “Snapper Carr Traitor,” and “The Crisis of Great Identity.” These stories (a total of eight stories, including “Origin”) reveal each member’s secret identity to each other, betray one of them, and overcome themselves throughout the team’s long history. There were some important events such as. Pay attention to advice that may be key to saving the world from complete alien domination through a transition with new members.

I think the best of these stories I’ve read was “Star Seed.” It was originally presented in JLA Secret File # 1, September 1997. The story was written by Grant Morrison and Mike Miller. In the story, Blue Valley was struck by an alien threat. Flash first dealt with the situation, but he was also the first to be under the control of an intruder. Superman announced that the alien invaders were trying to conquer the world, so he called for meetings with Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Green Lantern, and Martian Manhunter. During their planning process, Specter intervened and warned them of their involvement.But the superhero

Hesitating to follow unsolicited advice, Specter gave them a view of what would come if they carried out their plans. As a result of their actions, they will be under the control of the alien threat. And because they are super-powerful, as they are, other parts of the world have not been comparable to them. Seeing the likely consequences, they came up with a solution: penetrating the territory of the enemy deprived of their psychic powers. With their power gone, they would be less threatening if they were actually put under control. Despite being helpless, the group succeeded in quelling the alien threat and kept the world safe again.

Again, there are eight stories in this editorial book, each story different in the life of these great superheroes (as interpreted by their respective creative writers in each story). Provides perspective and perspective. Apart from the great stories, as a comic book, each story also introduced great art from great artists who shared their talents on each page.