1960’s JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #1 to Be Re-Released as a FACSIMILE EDITION

EXCLUSIVE: A Silver Age classic coming your way this summer…

DC has three Facsimile Editions coming in July, and one of them is an all-time Silver Age classic — 1960’s Justice League of America #1. (The other two deserve their own story, so click on over here to check that out.)

Dig the official solicitation, which will be released formally on Friday:

JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #1 FACSIMILE EDITION

Written by GARDNER FOX
Art by MIKE SEKOWSKY and BERNARD SACHS
Cover by MURPHY ANDERSON
Foil variant cover by MURPHY ANDERSON ($5.99 US)
Blank sketch cover ($4.99 US)

In this facsimile of the premiere issue of the JLA’s first self-titled series, the fate of the world’s greatest superhero team rests on the outcome of a chess match against Despero! A superstar-studded spectacular that helped launch one of DC’s longest-running titles and all the Silver Age superhero teams that followed!

$3.99 US | 32 pages
ON SALE 7/31/24

A few thoughts:

— DC has already published The Brave and the Bold #28 — the JLA’s first appearance — as a Facsimile Edition twice already, so this is a very welcome addition to the line.

— Do you like your Despero Mohawk-style or fan-style?

Obligatory Price Comparison: An unslabbed original JLA #1 in fine condition recently sold on eBay for about $1,525. I really love getting Facsimile Editions of favorite originals that I own. But I also really love getting Facsimile Editions of comics that are way out of my price range. Groovy.

MORE

— NIGHTWING’s First Appearance to Get FACSIMILE EDITION Treatment. Click here.

— The Best ACTION COMICS #1 Facsimile Edition You Can Get. Click here.

Author: Dan Greenfield

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3 Comments

  1. Put me down for 4 copies!

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  2. I prefer the ‘fan-style’ … as he first appeared…!!

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  3. I’ve always maintained that the chess-playing was inspired by Ingmar Bergman’s “The Seventh Seal.”

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