JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA
The Justice League Library
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The Justice League Library (formerly FAQ) is one of the longest standing DC fan pages on the Web. Though admittedly text-heavy, my aim has been to provide fans with an easily accessible onIine reference volume of Justice League information. Here you'll find the essential and the super-trivial. To this end, the Library has grown to also include much other DC Universe information as well.
This, like my Legion section sprang from my own curiosity. All I really wanted to know was: "So... who was a member of this team?" Well, that (not-so-simple) list (now Section 2) spawned this monstrous library. I'm proud of this site (it was recently recommended in Wizard #124). This site will forever remain free of ads, Web rings and other noise. I'm just not interested. Hopefully this contributes to a more readable site for you.
Like most personal pages, this site is done in my spar(s)e time. Input from you fans helps me keep it fresh! If, as you peruse, should find outdated or incomplete material, I encourage you to send me your corrections, additions, suggestions, etc. I want this FAQ to be as complete and accurate as possible. It's more than just my site, it's a resource for all DC Comics' fandom — so contribute by sending me your comments.
Also, if you maintain a JLA or DC site and intend to "put it to sleep," drop me a line! I can surely integrate your material into this Library.
Current Justice League Comics
Section
13: Justice League in Print
- Justice League of America, the original heavy-hitting title features
the cast of five original founders plus members old and new returning.
Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and Green Lantern also have their own regular
series. For issue details…
History & Continuity and JLA
in Print. - JLA: Classified. This series tells tales from across the League's history, varying artists and writers.
- Justice League Adventures is a companion to the animated series
on Cartoon Network. The first issue sports a cover by Bruce Timm and Alex
Ross.
Elseworlds, JLA
on TV. - Teen Titans stars young JLA protégés Robin, Wonder Girl and more!
- Justice Society of America: Stars some former Leaguers and heroes
from the Golden Age JSA legacy.
The Justice
Society module.
The JLA in Other Media
- Justice League Unlimited animated series. This animated series
originally starred Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, Flash, Green Lantern
(John Stewart), Martian Manhunter and Hawkgirl. After two seasons, it branched
into a larger cast. The series has ended, but reruns and DVD collections
can now be found.
Official site: http://www.cartoonnetwork.com/jl. See JLA on TV. - DC Direct constantly issues new action figures. Visit DC Direct to see what's on sale. Others are also issuing toys and cards. See Collectibles.
- Catch the Super Friends (from time to time) on Cartoon Network and on DVD. See Elseworlds, JLA on TV.
- A number of books are being published in the wake of the animated series. See JLA in Print.
Justice League Links
Art by Ed McGuiness
Justice
League in Print
DCU
Links
Justice League
Animated Links
» America
Online: AOL
Chat with Grant Morrison (15 July 1997).
I saved a transcript of one of the original online chats with Grant Morrison
(from early in his run). Some things are interesting in retrospect.
» WORTH IT! The
Captain's Cabin: The Justice League
Fantastic site where you can keep up on JLA news. Great
profiles and general info.
(Jason Kirk; http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/1185/league.html, 1996)
» Cartoon
Network: Timm Talks JUSTICE
LEAGUE (5 December 2001).
DC Comics' greatest superheroes make their small screen debut in Cartoon Network's
JUSTICE LEAGUE
» Comicon.com: Bruce Timm on Justice League Animated, Season Two (23 April 2003).
» Comic Book Resources Articles
- McDuffie Updates the Justice League Lineup (4 January 2008)
- Len Wein Talks JLA Two-Parter (22 April 2009)
- Robinson Talks Justice League of America (19 June 2009)
» DC
Comics: Message Boards
Discuss JLA or any of DC's publications here.
» Fanzing:
The JLA issues: #4 and #29
This online zine is an awesome place for fan-written articles, fiction
and artwork!
(Michael Hutchinson; http://www.fanzing.com/mag/fanzing04/index.shtml)
» JLA/Avengers
Cross-Over Port
(http://members.fortunecity.com/jlaavenger/id45.htm)
» The Justice League Watchtower
Dedicated to the JL animated series.
(http://jl.toonzone.net/)
» Newsarama Articles
- Behind the Scenes: Every Villain Has His Day (6 December 2001)
- A League of Changes: Joe Kelly on the JLA's New Lineup (4 December 2002).
- Keith Giffen on Formerly Known as the Justice League (10 November 2002)
- Not Just the JLA: Joe Kelly on JLA Elite (7 June 2004)
- JLA & the Kid: Peter Milligan on Kid Amazo (10 February 2004)
- Denny O'Neil: Writing JLA 35 Years Later (23 December 2003)
- Brad Meltzer Answers 10 Justice League Questions (22 August 2006)
- Brad Meltzer's Justice League Reader Q&A Answers — Part One • Part Two (19 July 2006)
- Peter Milligan on JLA Classified's Kid Amazo Arc (28 March 2007)
- Brad Meltzer — Looking at JLA #7, Part 1 • Part 2 (03 April 2007)
- Anatomy of a Cover: Eric Wight on JLA #7 (04 April 2007)
- DiDio on Dwayne McDuffie Writing JLA (16 June 2007)
- Meltzer & Johns on the Lightning Saga's End (21 June 2007)
- Dwayne McDuffie Talks Justice League of America (25 June 2007)
- Stan Berkowitz on Scripting the Justice League: New Frontier (12 February 2008)
- Robinson & DiDio on Justice League (17 March 2008)
- This is Why (Grant Morrison's JLA) (30 April 2009)
» Seanbaby's
Super Friends Page
Wonderful profiles and video clips!
(http://www.seanbaby.com/super.htm)
» Wikipedia:
Justice League
The free online encyclopedia!
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Justice_League)
» Yahoo!
Groups
There are actually (too) many Yahoo! JLA clubs. Do a search
on this page.
(http://clubs.yahoo.com)
» Warner Bros.: JLA Cartoon Official Press Release (25 January 2001)
Abbreviations for Published Justice League Titles
For
a deatil of the JLA's publishing history — Section
13: Justice League in Print
The following abbreviations are used throughout the Library and Chronology, specifically. Notice the subtle differences:
| Abbr. | Comic Book Title | Publication Dates |
|---|---|---|
| EJ | Extreme Justice | January 1995 – August 1996. 18 issues. This team never actually used that name; they were an official branch of the Justice League. |
| JLA | Justice League (#1-6) Justice League International, v.1 (#7-25) Justice League America (#26-113) |
May 1987 – August 1996. 113 issues. Not to be confused with "JLofA" |
| JLA2 | JLA | January 1997 – 2006. 125 issues |
| JLE | Justice League Europe (#1-50) Justice League International v.2 (#51-68) |
April 1989 – September 1994. 68 issues. |
| JLI | n/a | "JLI" is used only to refer to Justice League International organization itself, not the comic book titles. I use either "JLA," "JLE" (see above). |
| JLofA | Justice League of America | February 1960 – April 1987. 261 issues. |
| JLofA2 | Justice League of America v.2 | Current series |
| JLQ | Justice League Quarterly | Winter 1990 – Winter 1994. 17 issues. |
| JLTF | Justice League Task Force | June 1993 – August 1996. 37 issues. |
| JSA | n/a | "JSA" is used herein to refer only to the Justice Society of America as a group, not to the series |
| JSofA | Justice Society of America | Current series |