Lot Details
| Story | The Riddle of the Robot Justice League! |
|---|---|
| On sale | Jun 12, 1962 |
| Cover price | 0.12 USD |
| Pages | 36 |
| Genre / era | Superhero · Silver Age |
| Characters |
Justice League of America, Speedy (Roy Harper), Thomas Kalmaku (Pieface), Jimmy Olsen, Sforll, Zed Brann
and 1 moreRagnar |
Issue details: Grand Comics Database, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Justice League of America #13
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Lot Details
| Story | The Riddle of the Robot Justice League! |
|---|---|
| On sale | Jun 12, 1962 |
| Cover price | 0.12 USD |
| Pages | 36 |
| Genre / era | Superhero · Silver Age |
| Characters |
Justice League of America, Speedy (Roy Harper), Thomas Kalmaku (Pieface), Jimmy Olsen, Sforll, Zed Brann
and 1 moreRagnar |
Issue details: Grand Comics Database, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Justice League of America
Justice League of America originated in March 1960, debuting in The Brave and the Bold issue 28 before launching into its own self-titled series in October 1960. Created by writer Gardner Fox and editor Julius Schwartz, the team revived the ensemble concept of the 1940s Justice Society of America, adapting it for the Silver Age of comics. Artist Mike Sekowsky provided the pencils for the series' early run, establishing a roster that initially featured Aquaman, Flash, Green Lantern, Martian Manhunter, Wonder Woman, Superman, and Batman.
The publication introduced foundational narrative concepts to DC Comics, notably expanding the shared universe model. In Justice League of America issue 21 (August 1963), the story "Crisis on Earth-One!" introduced the concept of the Multiverse by teaming the Justice League with their Golden Age predecessors, the Justice Society of America. This crossover established the structural framework for future universe-wide event storylines. The title served as a continuous platform for character debuts and major creative runs, including writer Grant Morrison's 1990s relaunch, JLA, which modernized the roster dynamic.
Justice League of America holds historical significance as the catalyst for the Silver Age superhero boom. The success of the team concept directly prompted competing publisher Marvel Comics to create the Fantastic Four and The Avengers, reshaping the industry landscape. Archival copies of the team's early appearances and core series issues are preserved in cultural institutions, including the Library of Congress, recognizing the series' role in defining modern American mythology and serialized comic book storytelling.
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