Upcoming Justice League Advs. Comic Books

[Brian Cruz]

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JUSTICE LEAGUE ADVENTURES #2
Written by Paul Storrie; art by Craig Rousseau and Wayne Faucher; cover by John Delaney

In stores December 12. A DC FULL COVERAGE! entry-point issue! The comic based on the brand new Cartoon Network show continues as the Justice League must find a way to defeat a strange magical cult that is targeting the treasures of museums around the world. To succeed, the League needs the Martian Manhunter, but is he too torn by his feelings of alienation from his new teammates to help?
32 pages, $1.99

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JUSTICE LEAGUE ADVENTURES #3
Written by Fabian Nicieza; art and cover by John Delaney and Randy Elliot

In stores January 9. The comic inspired by the Cartoon Network series continues! The Justice League saves four space travelers from an unknown planet named…Daxam! Are these weary refugees exiled freedom fighters or escaped convicts? And what happens when they discover the gift of...a yellow sun? Has the League found brand new friends, or brand new foes?
32 pages, $1.99

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JUSTICE LEAGUE ADVENTURES #4
Written by Dan Slott; art by Min S. Ku and Dan Davis; cover by Ku

In stores February 13. In "World War of the Sexes," the Justice League must find out why Wonder Woman's Amazon sisters have turned against the world…starting with all the men! Can the League stop the female warriors before they conquer the planet?
32 pages, $1.99

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JUSTICE LEAGUE ADVENTURES #5
Written by Todd Seavey; art by Chris Jones and Al Nickerson; cover by John Delaney and Rob Leigh

In stores March 13. It's "Starro Wars" when a giant starfish-shaped conqueror from space uses mind-control to defeat the newly formed League. The World's Greatest Super-Heroes are left helpless and must turn to a mysterious old member of the Green Lantern Corps for help. But what help is there against a single enemy that can break off into thousands?
32 pages, $1.99

[Brian Cruz]

I've added February's Justice League Adventures #4 to the top post in this thread.

[DisneyBoy]

I am really interested in issue #4, with the vengeful Amazons reaking havoc. This story probably focuses on Wondie (YAY!!!), but I am so disappointed that Ku is doing the artwork again! Come on DC: Give Delaney the regular art chores and have Amancio and others fill in every now and again! Ku just doesn't have the right stuff!

[James Harvey]

I think the cover alone shows that Ku is very, very talented. Not all artist would draw around 100 or so Amazons. Personally, I'd like to see a rotating but regular art team. Something like Ku, then Rousseau, Delaney (if his work has improved), and Almancio. And just have them rotate.

[Brian Cruz]

I've added March's Justice League Adventures #5 to the top post in this thread.

[Clayface]

Hmmm, Starro! Wonder if this will in any way tie into the events we saw in Batman Beyond!

[DisneyBoy]

That was my first thought too.

I, personally, am not too fond of Batman Beyond, but I am a fan of continuity. With a rotating creative team, I doubt that this author got in contact with the staff of JL or with Dini to discuss how to write a Starro story that fit in with the JL continuity and the Batman Beyond episodes "The Call". After all, if the original JL, including Superman, knew about Starro and fought him/it before, than the revelations in Part Two of The Call clearly wouldn't make any sense...

Therefore, I am guessing that this will be a stand-alone story involving an old JL comic's villain, in this case Starro, with no bearing on his previous animated appearance on an entirely different show.