The return of the Justice Society! The first JLA/JSA team-up! The first "Crisis" story! The story : "Crisis on Earth-One!...

Man, that pose Green Lantern is in looks really uncomfortable. Props to Mike Sekowsky, though, for putting this much on a cover and still ...

Classic cover by Murphy Anderson; the kind of set-up that just made you buy the comic. The story : "The Super-Exiles of Earth!" ...

What the-?!? What is going on here, and why are the Atom's legs so far apart? The story : "Journey Into The Micro-World!" by ...

Can the JLA defeat a villain who can become the entire JLA? The story : "The Triumph of the Tornado Tyrant!" by Gardner Fox, Mik...

Wonderfully composed cover by Murphy Anderson--the eye leads you right around, back to where you started. Nice job, Mr. Anderson! The story ...

Man, these JLA covers are getting crowded! The story : "Challenge of the Untouchable Aliens!" by Gardner Fox, Mike Sekowsky, and ...

The Atom joins the Justice League! The story : "The Menace of the 'Atom' Bomb!" by Gardner Fox, Mike Sekowsky, and Bernar...

This was one of the first back issues I ever bought. A little while after we moved to New Jersey in 1979, I discovered a honest-to-gosh comi...

Another classic villain debuts--the infamous Dr.Light! The story : "The Last Case of the Justice League!" by Gardner Fox, Mike Se...

Part 2 of the Felix Faust plus The Lord of Time plus The Demons Three epic! The story : "One Hour to Doomsday" by Gardner Fox, Mik...

This issue is a veritable feast of comics history--the enduring JLA villains Felix Faust, The Lord of Time, and the Demons Three(Abnegezar, ...

This snappy ad(by Ira Schnapp, of course) ran in JLA #9, announcing the big news that the book was going from six issues a year to eight, a...

This issue--the origin of the JLA--was one of the last I found in my attempt to complete the run. Origin issues are usually a little more so...

...and with this issue, the 10c comic book is no more! After thirty plus years of consistent pricing, comics would start their ever-spiralin...

This was Aquaman's chance to go back to the Secret Sancutary and form a new JLA, leaving the other four in their freakish, distorted bod...

Another classic, iconic cover. Think of all these powerful heroes reduced to just mere props on a giant wheel of death! The story : "Th...

Most of the time, when collecting all the issues of JLA as a teenager, the only way I was ever going to get the first dozen or so issues wa...

Obviously this issue is most memorable for it being the first time the JLA accepted a new member, in this case Green Arrow! When I was a kid...

One thing you notice looking at these early issues--the covers by Murphy Anderson featured amazingly iconic battles. A life-and-death chess ...