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Title: JLA: Divided We Fall (Book 8) by Mark Waid, Bryan Hitch, J. H., III Williams, Phil Jimenez, Paul Neary ISBN: 1563897938 Publisher: DC Comics Pub. Date: February, 2002 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $17.95 |
Average Customer Rating: 4.5
Rating: 5
Summary: I enjoyed this one alot
Comment: I liked the story line of this book. We all wonder what if you met your alter ego? It catches the flavor of what happens when there is a break up or split. It is worth the price
Rating: 4
Summary: Mark Waid does it again
Comment: The second collection from Mark Waid's run on JLA continues to improve upon the mess Grant Morrison made of the series. As in "JLA: Tower of Babel", these stories focus on both the individual and the team. Waid brings a human interest to the JLA, whereas Grant Morrison just brought action and chaos. Through Waid, we get to know the characters (Superman, Aquaman, Wonder Woman, Batman, Flash, Green Lantern, Plastic Man and Martian Manhunter) both inside and out. No more are the massive team-ups from Morrison's run. These stories are tight and stream-lined. They're more about friendship than saving the world.
Rating: 4
Summary: Great Character Study, If a Little Confoozin'
Comment: Half of this book follows the aftermath of Tower of Babel
(wherein Batman 'betrays' the rest of the League) and the other half deals with one component of that 'betrayal'; the necessity of harboring a 'secret identity'.
After expelling Batman via a 4-3 vote, the JLA finds itself split like Repubs and Democrats; mistrust and petty sniping abound. Finally Supes and Bats have a heart-to-heart that is one of the best stories featuring these two together that has ever been done. If Frank Miller's "Return of the Dark Knight" was about the abject difference between these two, JLA #50 points out the similarities. From there we go to another storyline, where the membership is split up again, although in a totally different way. I won't give away details, suffice it to say it's an Alan Moore-esque study into the inner stress having a "secret identity" can create. It's gets a little complicated and overwrought, but hell, the entire JLA series from ish #1 to The Obsidian Age has been complicated and overwrought, so what the hey. A necessary companion piece to Tower of Babel.
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Title: JLA: Tower of Babel (Book 7) by Mark Waid, Dan Curtis Johnson, Christopher Priest, John Ostrander, Howard Porter, Drew Geraci ISBN: 156389727X Publisher: DC Comics Pub. Date: August, 2001 List Price(USD): $12.95 |
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Title: JLA: World War III (Book 6) by Grant Morrison, J. M. Dematteis, Howard Porter, Mark Pajarillo ISBN: 1563896184 Publisher: DC Comics Pub. Date: December, 2000 List Price(USD): $14.95 |
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Title: JLA: Rock of Ages (Book 3) by Grant Morrison, John Dell, Howard Porter ISBN: 1563894165 Publisher: DC Comics Pub. Date: May, 1998 List Price(USD): $12.95 |
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Title: JLA: Strength in Numbers (Book 4) by Grant Morrison, Mark Waid, Christopher Priest, Howard Porter ISBN: 1563894351 Publisher: DC Comics Pub. Date: December, 1998 List Price(USD): $12.95 |
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Title: JLA: Justice For All (Book 5) by Grant Morrison, Mark Waid, Mark Millar, Devin Grayson, Mark Pajarillo, Howard Porter ISBN: 1563895110 Publisher: DC Comics Pub. Date: December, 1999 List Price(USD): $17.95 |
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