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    Justice League #34

    Justice League » Justice League #34 - The PEOPLE vs. JUSTICE LEAGUE Part 1: Three Rooms released by DC Comics on February 2018.

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    The PEOPLE vs. JUSTICE LEAGUE Part 1: Three Rooms last edited by Omnipotent94 on 05/11/19 09:53AM View full history

    “LOST” part one! When the Justice League is confronted by three concurrent threats, a sleep-deprived Batman makes a crucial error that causes an unthinkable—and potentially unforgivable—tragedy. Legendary Eisner Award-nominated writer Christopher Priest (Deathstroke) is joined by artist Pete Woods for a brand-new must-read Justice League story like you’ve never seen before!

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    RegRegular CoverPete Woods1
    VarVariant CoverJ.G. Jones2
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    Justice League #34 - The PEOPLE vs. JUSTICE LEAGUE Part 1: Three Rooms by krakoa on December 23, 2017

    Having recently decided to return to reading current comics, this issue was important for me. This could definitely have made or broken my interest in this book. First thing's first, I got the nonsensically trippy variant cover. I'm digging the colors and really didn't like the standard cover so I was left with this J.G. Jones head-scratcher. I felt the writing was good, even if the story was not particularly coherent. We get to see the team spread thin with multiple crises. I wish we'd been...

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