JLA #7 (DC Comics July 2015) Justice League America

Description

View JLA #7 (DC Comics July 2015) Justice League America with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. JLA #77–93. 7 (2015) — DC Comics Trade Paperback. Fans ofJoe Kelly’s Justice League era. Collectors ofJLA trades and early‑2000s DC Comics. The team faces threats ranging from interplanetary civil wars to fascist super‑teams, culminating in confrontations with forces powerful enough to challenge even Superman. 📘 JLA Vol. 7 (2015) — DC Comics Trade Paperback By Joe Kelly • Art by Doug Mahnke 📖 Synopsis JLA Vol. 7 collects a major stretch of the early‑2000s Justice League of America run, written by Joe Kelly with dynamic artwork by Doug Mahnke . This volume features the League operating at full power while confronting political conflicts, alien wars, and moral dilemmas that test the team’s unity and ideals. The storyline includes appearances by Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, Flash, and new members such as Hope , Major Disaster , and Manitou Raven . The team faces threats ranging from interplanetary civil wars to fascist super‑teams, culminating in confrontations with forces powerful enough to challenge even Superman. (Collects JLA #77–93 , depending on printing.) 🎯 Ideal For Collectors of JLA trades and early‑2000s DC Comics Fans of Joe Kelly’s Justice League era Readers who enjoy team‑based superhero drama with political and cosmic stakes Buyers upgrading from single issues or filling gaps in the JLA TPB line Anyone who appreciates Doug Mahnke’s bold, high‑energy artwork 🧭 Why It Matters This period of JLA is known for pushing the team into bigger, riskier storytelling , blending superhero action with political tension and moral complexity. Joe Kelly’s run is often cited as one of the strongest post‑Morrison eras, and these issues remain highly regarded for their character work and ambitious scope. Condition: Good. Category: Collectibles › Comic Books & Memorabilia › Comics › Comics & Graphic Novels.

Tradition

US Comics

Country of Origin

United States

Publication Year

2015

Artist/Writer

Duncan Rouleau, Chris Sotomayor, Wayne Faucher, David Baron, Joe Kelly, Tan Eng Huat, Aaron Sowd, Denny O'Neil, Chriscross, Darryl Banks, Doug Mahnke, Steve Cobb, Tom Nguyen, Rick Veitch

Language

English

Character

Tim Drake, Peppy (Pé-Paey), Kanjar Ro, Luke McDunnagh, Harvey Dent (Cameo), Atom (Ray Palmer), Vandal Savage, The Kylaq, Peppy (Pé-Paey, Fleshburn, Batman (Bruce Wayne), Jimmy Olsen, Plastic Man, President of Qurac, JLA (Justice League, Dawn, Joker, Firestorm (Ronnie Raymond), first appearance), Zaladin, an alien life-form, Dakath (villain, first appearance), Guardian of the Universe (flashback 20,000 years ago), Flash (Wally West), Fernus (The Burning) (villain), Krypto, Wonder Woman (Diana Prince), dies), Guardians of the Universe, Eel O'Brian, D.E.O. Officer Tamed, Scorch (in background), Kal-El), Vela, Mnemon (villain, first appearance, a synthetic life-form), Axis America (Shepherd, Scorch, Jonathan Crane (cameo), Amanda Waller, Kelex, J'Onn J'Onzz, Lex Luthor, Martian Manhunter, Lois Lane, President of Bialya, Robin, Lois Lane Kent, Cassandra Cain, General Wells, Fernus (The Burning), Scarecrow (cameo), Manson (villain), Vela), Wonder Woman (Diana)), Batwoman, Alfred Pennyworth, Two-Face (Cameo), Vandal Savage (flashback), Linda Park West, Pete Ross, Superman (Clark Kent), John Jones), Steel Fang (villain), Flash, Manitou Raven, Major Disaster (Paul Booker), Dennap, Guardians of the Universe (flashback), Joker (Cameo), Ronnie Raymond (Firestorm), Batgirl, Faith, Dakath (villain, flashback), Green Lantern (John Stewart), Mouth (villain), Ganthet, Perry White, Major Disaster, Great White) (villains), The Peacemakers

Issue Number

7

Era

Modern Age (1992-Now)

Cover Artist

David Baron, Doug Mahnke, Tom Nguyen

Series Title

JLA

Superhero Team

Justice League of America

Publisher

DC Comics

Genre

Superheroes