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JUSTICE LEAGUE COMPANION (Jul 2005)

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JUSTICE LEAGUE COMPANION
Jul 2005
$29.95
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Pinup art by George Pérez.
Thanks to Ilke Hincer

Book (224 pages)
writers:
art: 		Michael Eury
Denny O’Neil, Murphy Anderson, Joe Giella, Mike Friedrich, Neal Adams, Alex Ross, Carmine Infantino, Nick Cardy



VISION (2004), commissioned by Robert A. Coakley

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    JUSTICE LEAGUE COMPANION (Jul 2005)



    News: Pérez Art in Justice League Companion

    July 20, 2005 11:47 pm
     From Ilke Hincer (email)
    The Vision/Ultron illustration appears in the Justice League Companion, which came out last week.

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    JUSTICE LEAGUE COMPANION (Jul 2005)

    VISION (2004), commissioned by Robert A. Coakley
    Justice League Companion
    Written by Michael Eury
    $29.00
    224 page
    Trade Paperback

    Commemorating the Justice League of America’s 45th anniversary, The Justice League Companion is a comprehensive examination of the Silver Age JLA. Written by Michael Eury (author of the critically acclaimed Captain Action and co-author of The Superhero Book), The Justice League Companion traces the JLA’s development, history, imitators, and early fandom through vintage and all-new interviews with the series’ creators, an issue-by-issue index of the JLA’s 1960–1972 adventures, classic and never-before-published artwork, and other fun and fascinating features! Contributors include Denny O’Neil, Murphy Anderson, Joe Giella, Mike Friedrich, Neal Adams, Alex Ross, Carmine Infantino, Nick Cardy, and many, many others. Plus: An exclusive interview with Stan Lee, who answers the question, Did the JLA really inspire the creation of Marvel’s Fantastic Four? With an all-new cover by Bruce Timm (TV’s Justice League Unlimited), The Justice League Companion is a must-read for JLA fans new and old!




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