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    Justice League of America #53
    Justice League of America #53
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    DC's tribute to Julius Schwartz concludes with this one-shot, inspired by the cover to JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #53. Peter David and acclaimed author Harlan Ellison team with classic Silver Age artist Joe Giella (BATMAN) for one story, while Marv Wolfman (THE NEW TEEN TITANS) and Dustin Nguyen (BATMAN) take the challenge for a second tale.

    There are technically two stories in this book but they are essentially the same. It is a tribute to Julius (Julie) Schawrtz who is a character in the first story. If you read the cover you basically know what is going to happen. It is very silver age in the style of story telling.

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    In the first story takes place in February 1967. Julie is working late on a comic story at the expense of being home with his family. He is so tired he dozes off only to dream that the biggest superheros in DC are forcing him to work on their new comic. Julie in turn uses their powers or rather their weaknesses against them. It is after he defeats the heroes that they realize what they are doing and tell him to go home to his family

    In the second story the Justice League goes back into time to save themselves from falling victim to the Time Lords who go back into time to destroy the Justice League while they are still rookies.

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    This comic is a tribute comic to Julius Schwartz.  It has two stories that are pretty basic to the cover and really have no impact on the DC Universe.  The stories are not real interesting and seem to try to hard to make a touching or sentimental story.  The stories are very silver age in style.  This book is in no way a "must have"  If you are a big Julius Schwartz fan than you may want it or if you really like tribute covers but that is all this book has to offer.  I gave it 3.5 stars because...

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