Justice League of America Archives #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis hardcover volume collects Justice League of America issues #21-30, originally published in 1963-1964, featuring classic Silver Age stories by writer Gardner Fox and artist Mike Sekowsky. Highlights include the formation of the original Teen Titans, the debut of the Crime Syndicate of Earth-3, and epic battles against villains like Doctor Light and the Royal Flush Gang. As part of DC's Archive Editions series, it presents restored, full-color reprints of these foundational team adventures.
In "The Challenge of the Untouchable Aliens," the Justice League of America confronts their own dark reflections when they're framed for crimes they didn't commit and exiled from Earth—only to discover their foes are not invaders, but manifestations of their deepest subconscious. Written by Gardner Fox and brought to life with dynamic art by Mike Sekowsky, this 1994 classic blends psychological tension with superhero action, as the JLA must battle their dream-born duplicates and dismantle the mind-altering device behind them. The cover by Glenn Whitmore and Dick Giordano captures the surreal dread of the story’s central mystery.
When stone giants emerge in three distant locations, the Justice League of America races to uncover the link between their mysterious arrival and the sudden theft of the world’s most powerful weapons—before the planet’s defenses are compromised.
In "The Super-Exiles of Earth!" from Justice League of America Archives #3, the Justice League finds themselves framed by twisted versions of their own selves—evil doppelgängers who commit crimes across the globe. As the heroes are exiled from Earth, they must confront the terrifying truth that these duplicates are born from their own subconscious, brought to life by Dr. Destiny’s dream-manipulating device.
In "The Mystery of Spaceman X!" from Justice League of America Archives #3, a mysterious alien manipulates a colossal spaceman construct to siphon disaster-energy, growing stronger with every catastrophe. When the League steps in, Superman must confront both the alien and the machine before the power imbalance becomes unstoppable.
When three villains from Earth-1 and three from Earth-2 team up to commit cross-dimensional crimes and vanish into each other’s worlds, the Justice League of America finds itself trapped in their own headquarters. With the League unable to stop the chaos, they call upon the Justice Society of America, swapping places to confront the threat on both Earths.
In "Crisis on Earth-Two!" from Justice League of America Archives #3, the JLA and JSA clash with their respective foes across parallel Earths—only to be mysteriously snatched into space and imprisoned in cages. With their wits and teamwork, they break free and turn the tide against the assembled villains.
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↩ Reprints Justice League of America #15 (1962), Justice League of America #16 (1962), Justice League of America #17 (1963), Justice League of America #18 (1963), Justice League of America #19 (1963), Justice League of America #20 (1963), Justice League of America #21 (1963), Justice League of America #22 (1963)
Reprinted in The Justice League of America Omnibus #1 (2014), Justice League of America: The Silver Age Omnibus #1 (2020)
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