Bring on the Satellite!
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The Justice League movie is out this week (11/17, officially). That may make you happy. That may terrify you. Either way, let’s celebrate COMICS!
We already gave you 13 COVERS featuring the Justice League of America in the Silver Age. (Click here.) Next up? The Bronze Age!
Let’s get to it:
George Perez
Ernie Chan pencils and Frank McLaughlin inks
Dick Dillin pencils and Dick Giordano inks
George Perez pencils and Dick Giordano inks
Dillin and Giordano
Nick Cardy
Neal Adams pencils and Murphy Anderson inks
George Perez
Jim Starlin
Nick Cardy
Ernie Chan
Nick Cardy
Chuck Patton pencils and Dick Giordano inks
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Cover images and credits from the far out Grand Comics Database.
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MORE
— A Look Back at the Wonderfully Cheesy World of Filmation’s JUSTICE LEAGUE. Click here.
— 13 COVERS: The Justice League in the Silver Age. Click here.
— 13 COVERS: The Justice League in the BWA-HA-HA! ’80s. Click here.
November 14, 2017
Dan, love nearly all those covers — EXCEPT one!!! Sorry. Still can’t warm up to anything from the “Detroit” period — including the Chuck Patton cover!
November 15, 2017
Robert! I’m with you. But I felt if I didn’t throw one in there, I’d be remiss.
November 17, 2017
JLA #100 will always be one of my favorites. The cover is so great and the story was good too. It’s also probably the 1st time we get to see Earth 2 WW and Earth 1’s WW non-powered Diana Prince in the same story/wrap up. I also like JLA 132. The cover reminds me of the Challenge of the Super Friends Open. The story featured a great story arc with Supergirl coming to the JLA to help her find Superman who has gone missing, plus Dick Dillin’s art which I loved back in the day.