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Justice League Quarterly#12
Cover: Ken Branch & Dan Rodriguez

Justice League Quarterly #12

Oct 1993 · DC · 3.50 USD; 4.50 CAD; 2.50 GBP
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In "Negative Feedback," the Justice League Quarterly #12 (1993), writer Mark Waid and artists Dan Rodriguez and Antonio Daniel introduce a team redefined by purpose: Claire Montgomery’s reorganized Conglomerate, now including Echo, Hardline (formerly Reverb), Jesse Quick, Nuklon, and Templar. Staged battles meant to simulate real threats quickly blur the line between performance and danger, testing their resolve as they face a genuine crisis when the long-dormant Amazo awakens and begins a rampage. The cover by Dan Rodriguez and Ken Branch captures the tension of a team pushed beyond the limits of their corporate script.

Contains 3 stories
Negative Feedback
40 pp · Superhero
Blood Jihad (a group of terrorists)passengers at an air terminalThe Conglomerate [TemplarNuklonHardlineEchoJesse Quick]Wally Tortollini (an investigative journalist)Charlie (Wally's boss)Claire MontgomeryMurphy (a technician at Stagg Robotics)Amazo (an android)fans at a rock concert

In "Negative Feedback," Claire Montgomery leads a reformed Conglomerate—Echo, Hardline (formerly Reverb), Jesse Quick, Nuklon, and Templar—through a series of staged battles meant to build team cohesion, all under corporate sponsorship. Though the team insists they fight for honor, not fame, their final exercise turns deadly when the long-dormant Amazo awakens and begins a rampage, forcing them to confront a threat far beyond their training.

On the Road
13 pp · Superhero
Ice [Tora Olafsdotter]FireBlue BeetleGuy GardnerFlash [Wally West]MetamorphoDr. Light [Kimiyo Hoshi]an old mechanica biker gang

In "On the Road," Tora and Kimiyo hit the open road with a simple goal: solve their problems without relying on their powers. As they navigate unexpected detours and tough choices, they begin to question whether strength and resourcefulness don’t always need to come with a cape—or a moral.

A Man of Parts
16 pp · Horror-Suspense, Superhero
PraxisDeena Walker (a detective)an unnamed joggerDexter DeFarge (a serial killer)Ghast (as a disembodied voice)a waitressa truck driver

In "A Man of Parts," Praxis and Deena hunt a serial killer through the rain-slicked streets of Portland, where Praxis’s control over electrons proves both a gift and a burden. When a runaway truck threatens lives, he steps in—stopping the vehicle with his powers, but failing to save the driver, leaving him haunted by the weight of what he couldn’t prevent.

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Full credits

writer Mark Waid
colorist Buzz Setzer
letterer Bob Pinaha
letterer John Workman
cover inks Ken Branch
cover pencils Dan Rodriguez

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