JLA: Crisis of Conscience by Allan Heinberg, Geoff Johns

JLA: Crisis of Conscience Allan Heinberg, Geoff Johns ebook
Page: 126
Format: pdf
Publisher: DC Comics
ISBN: 9781401209636

May 31, 2011 - Geoff Johns, the biggest writer at DC comics, has only written one arc of JLA (Crisis of Conscience with Allan Heinberg in the wake of Identity Crisis), and did a crossover with Brad Meltzer's run (The Lightning Saga). (World Without A Justice League, Tenth Circle, Pain Of The Gods, Syndicate Rules, Crisis Of Conscience). Jan 20, 2012 - Action Comics, Batman, Batwing, and Batman and Robin all wrap up their inaugural arcs (as does OMAC, but its first arc turned out to be its last), and the Justice League Dark/I, Vampire crossover concludes. JLA: 18 - Crisis of Conscience. Eckankar - Crisis of Conscience - The struggle between loyalty to God and loyalty to one's religion. Nov 7, 2010 - DC's Crisis On Infinite Earths megacrisis happened in 1985-1986, and it really did a number on JLA continuity (If Wonder Woman is just becoming a hero now, how was she a founding member of the JLA? Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Book I (color). If Superman is a fairly recent hero, how was HE a founding member of the JLA . But neither of these storylines did it as well as Crisis of Conscience because the JLA story had multiple layers, and didn't limit itself to “pro” and “con” arguments. Jan 4, 2013 - Crisis of Conscience: The JLA deals with the fallout of the events in Identity Crisis (in which Zatanna, with the cooperation of other League members, used magic to alter the minds of certain villains, and of Batman). Justice League of America: The Lightning Saga. JLA: 19 - World Without a Justice League. Dec 22, 2013 - Identity Crisis. World if your intentions are good and your power is adequate. Sep 21, 2007 - Crisis of Conscience: Part Four (DC comics) Where: JLA #118 When: Early November 2005. Aug 24, 2013 - JLA #115-119 - "Crisis Of Conscience" has the JLA dealing with the old Secret Society of Super-Villains, who have had their memories returned due to Despero's powers. Crucifer is upset because he's in the worst Justice League story ever written. Donna's quickly-forgotten New Cronos “base” appeared in Infinite Crisis, yes, but otherwise the miniseries was so unrelated that I can't imagine DC using the pages on that before more of Superman: Sacrifice or JLA: Crisis of Conscience.