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Perez broke into comics at Marvel in the mid-70s and became a sensation at a young age drawing both of Marvel's chief team books of the time, Avengers and Fantastic Four. In 1980, he switched to DC where did a lot of work on Justice League of America and made history as the co-creator and artist of the New Teen Titans. Two years after this he drew this cover, he would make history again with DC's Crisis on Infinite Earths, the book that changed the entire DC Universe forever.

With the formation of the DC Cinematic Universe’s Justice League starting in next Spring’s much-anticipated Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice to be followed up by two JLA movies, expect classic JLA images such as this one to be in extremely high demand over the coming years. This is a highly iconic image of the team and in recent years it has even seen use in licensed material. We have included images below of just two that we are aware of (for reference only), some school supplies from a couple years back, and a T-Shirt display at Sears from just last week (we also understand that a poster was produced of this image years ago). With this image becoming so well known not just to fans of the comics and Perez, but to the general public as a whole, this piece stands as one of the most significant JLA works of at least the past 40 years.

The piece is signed by Perez in the UPC box. This art has an image area of approximately 10" X 15".