Gerechtigkeitsliga #17
In "Unsere Freunde, unsere Feinde…", the Justice League finds itself outmatched by the colossal Starro, but hope emerges when young Terry breaks free from mind control and offers a crucial clue that could turn the tide. Written by Gerry Conway and brought to life by Rich Buckler’s dynamic art, with inks by Frank McLaughlin and colors by Gene D'Angelo, this 1981 issue delivers a tense, pivotal moment in the League’s battle. The cover, a striking piece by Brian Bolland, captures the stakes with bold, expressive detail.
In "Unsere Freunde, unsere Feinde…," a stray starfish from Starro the Conqueror’s army is pulled from the water by a young boy—only to seize control of him instantly. As the creature spreads its influence across New York, the city begins to change in ways no one can predict.
In "null," the Gerechtigkeitsliga faces an overwhelming threat from the colossal Starro, seemingly powerless until young Terry breaks free from mind control and offers a crucial clue that could turn the tide. Written with a sharp, deliberate pace and rendered in stark, expressive art, the story finds hope in unexpected places.
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