Justice League of America [Série]

JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #44

Written by JAMES ROBINSON • Art and cover by MARK BAGLEY & ROB HUNTER
1:25 Variant cover by David Mack

A BRIGHTEST DAY tie-in! Following the events of BLACKEST NIGHT, the
brand new Justice League of America enters into BRIGHTEST DAY with an
arc featuring the Justice Society of America. The epic team-up begins
with a character from the end of BLACKEST NIGHT joining the JLA. But
when the storyline’s over, what mysterious villain will be revealed –
and which hero will switch teams?

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JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #45

Written by JAMES ROBINSON • Art and cover by MARK BAGLEY & ROB HUNTER

A BRIGHTEST DAY tie-in! Supergirl rejoins the JLA as incredible,
ancient forces of chaos are unleashed. What could posses her and Power
Girl to battle to the death? And what horrors await the rest of the
Justice League and Justice Society in this prologue to “The Ghosts of
Earth and Space”?!

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JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #46

Written by JAMES ROBINSON • Art by MARK BAGLEY & ROB HUNTER • cover by MARK BAGLEY & JESUS MERINO

BRIGHTEST DAY continues with the start of an all-new, 5-part JLA/JSA
crossover! The return of one hero heralds the release of the powerful
Starheart that empowers Green Lantern Alan Scott. Now this chaotic
force is unleashed on Earth, causing magic to go wild – and new
metahumans to emerge! It’s more than one super-team can handle, but can
even the combined efforts of the Justice League and the Justice Society
contain the light and dark power wielded by one of their own? Witness
the transformation of the moon and a journey into the Shadow Lands that
will corrupt a hero!
Continued in next month’s JSA #41, this epic event features a 5-part
connected cover spotlighting both teams in glorious action illustrated
by Mark Bagley with inks by Jesus Merino!

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Les retours prochains de Bruce et Clark ne vont-ils pas mettre à mal la composition actuelle de la League?

surement, je sens bien un relaunch de l'equipe à partir du n°50 ou directement un nouveau n°1

Wayne ne devrait pas revenir avant 2011, voir mi-2011, Superman devra gérer la War of Supermen et ses conséquences. Je pense que la série va tenir ainsi jusqu'à 2011, globalement, et ça donnera une année de pseudos remplaçants pour permettre à Robinson de lancer la série Green Arrow et après faire un story arc sur ces personnages.
Etrangement, malgré le fait que je trouve sans intérêt de tuer la fille de Red Arrow et que je ne suis pas persuadé que couper le bras de Roy soit la meilleure des idées, j'apprécie de voir Green Arrow retrouver ses mauvais côtés vus sous Mike Grell. Et même si Bagley ne livre pas son meilleur boulot, je suis intéressé par la série - et ça n'était plus arrivé depuis longtemps.

La nouvelle équipe a été dévoilée:

Citation :

Lors de la Wondercon, Robinson, scénariste de la série JLA, a annoncé, suite à un premier casting fleuve, resserrer son run sur 7 membres, et cela pour les 2 années à suivre (durée de son run selon DC, avec poursuite si tout ce passe bien, DC en a marre que les scénaristes se succèdent sur ce titre).

Et là, attention, c'est assez original (et pas forcément...attractif) : Dick Grayson en Batman, Supergirl, Donna Troy (une sorte de Wonder Woman, membre fondateur des Titans), Jade (a le pouvoir des Green Lantern sans en être, fille du Green Lantern de la JSA, son pouvoir va être expliqué plus en détails), Mikaal Tomas en Starman et Congorilla (vu dans Cry For Justice, il les considèrent comme les nouveaux Blue Beetle et Booster Gold, niveau dynamique de groupe) et Jessie Quick (fait partie de la grande famille des Flash, vu lors de Flash Rebirth et membre de la JSA).

Personnellement, je suis déçu, pour 2 raisons : certains personnages ne sont pas des big guns comme on dit, donc la JLA en impose moins; si vous lisez Blackest Night#8, vous comprendrez qu'il y a moyen de faire quelque chose de graaaaaandiose...mais bon, ce sera pour plus tard.

Source: http://www.marveldc-universe.com/news-002113-dc-comics-le-nouveau-casting-de-la-jla-qui-ne-vas-pas-plaire-a-tous.html

ca ne casse effectivement pas 3 pattes à un canard, il va falloir attendre le relaunch de 2011

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JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #47

Written by JAMES ROBINSON • Art by MARK BAGLEY, ROB HUNTER & NORM
RAPMUND
Cover by MARK BAGLEY & JESUS MERINO

The BRIGHTEST DAY continues with Part 3 of the JLA/JSA crossover! Jade
is back! But is her return a blessing or a curse? The powerful Starheart
empowering Green Lantern Alan Scott is out of control and unleashing
its chaotic energy across Earth. What has lured the Starheart here and
what familiar threat must the World’s Greatest Heroes and the Justice
Society of America team up to stop?
Also features the third piece of the 5-part interconnecting cover by
Mark Bagley and Jesus Merino!

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JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #48

Written by JAMES ROBINSON
Art by MARK BAGLEY, ROB HUNTER & NORM RAPMUND
Cover by MARK BAGLEY & JESUS MERINO
1:10 White Lantern Variant cover by RYAN SOOK, FERNANDO PASARIN &
JOEL GOMEZ

The BRIGHTEST DAY continues with a shocking connection to the White
Light in part five of the JLA/JSA crossover!
It’s the grand finale of this team-up, and it’s chock-full of
revelations as the greatest threat to the Earth may not be Alan Scott or
the chaotic energy of the Starheart, but one of the other members!
Plus, don’t miss the second feature starring Cyborg, whose goal of
restoring Red Tornado’s body becomes a battle to save the android’s
sanity as the madness of the Starheart engulfs them.

JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #49

Written by JAMES ROBINSON
Art by POW RODRIX
Cover by MARK BAGLEY & ROB HUNTER
1:10 Variant cover by FRANCIS MANAPUL

The BRIGHTEST DAY shines a spotlight on Jade as she adjusts to the
repercussions of the JLA/JSA crossover. She and Donna Troy head to the
San Francisco Bay area to make themselves a new home but are confronted
with old and new threats – including the New Teen Titans!

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JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #50

Written by James Robinson, art by Mark Bagley, Pow Rodrix, Rob Hunter and Norm Rapmund, covers by Ethan Van Sciver, Jim Lee and Bagley.

Jade is plagued by the remanants of the Black Lantern, and Dr. Impossible and his group's machinations unleash the Crime Syndicate upon the JLA's Earth as BRIGHTEST DAY continues shining! What are their true plans? And can the World's Greatest Heroes handle these evil incarnations -- or is the entire Multiverse doomed?

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JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #51

Written by JAMES ROBINSON
Art by MARK BAGLEY, ROB HUNTER & NORM RAPMUND
Cover by MARK BAGLEY & ROB HUNTER
1:10 Variant cover by DAVID MACK

In “Justice League: Omega” part 2, as the battle between the JLA and the
Crime Syndicate within the Hall of Justice explodes into the streets of
Washington D.C., a new villain bent on his own form of conquest
prevents any other heroes from helping save the nation’s capital. It’s
up to five members of the Justice League to save the city’s people, with
serious repercussions for one Leaguer, who may turn to the dark side.
In order to help their teammates, Bill and Mikaal must begin an odyssey
across the world that will evoke memories of Prometheus.

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