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    DC One Million » DC One Million #1 - Riders on the Storm released by DC Comics on November 1998.

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    Riders on the Storm last edited by KingBaozer on 02/21/23 04:53PM View full history

    Spinning out of his critically acclaimed JLA run, writer Grant Morrison takes readers to the 853rd Century! The Justice Legion A arrive in the present to invite the JLA to a celebration for the return of Superman, but in extending the hand of friendship across time, have the heroes of tomorrow doomed the world of today?

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    DC One Million #1 - Riders on the Storm by the_mighty_monarch on November 28, 2011

    The Good: The cover is so hauntingly simplistic. It's nearly all black with few interuptions, most of which are in a cool, yet empty blue hue. The letters look futuristic in a way that's brilliantly understated. And in the bottom, the focus is drawn to the Justice League. The Justice League? Well they SEEM like the Justice League we know, but there's clearly something off about each of them. I can make out Starman, Hourman, a Watery Aquaman, odd logo Superman, discolored Wonder Woman, a more dis...

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    DC One Million #1 - Riders on the Storm by knight_savior on July 12, 2010

    First off let say l love this book when it first came out and still do. From the beginining you knew it was going to be an interesting book , when the current JLA meets their far,far,far, future counterparts , it was somethin' , it like meeting your great,great-grandchildren before you have children . then  they discover that their future versions came back in time so they can be present when one of them come to the world , if you didn't read the mini-series l won't tell you who it is ,  l also ...

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