Justice League of America #47

hyperion322's Justice League of America #47 - The Dark Things, Part 3; Cyborg & Red Tornado in Cogs part 2 review

Our Cast Continues To Grow!

 “The Dark Things” storyline continues as League member, Congo Bill, finds himself taken out of the equation due to the chaos created by the Starheart possessing Alan Scott, Obsidian, and Dr. Fate. But never fear, Shilo Norma, AKA Mr. Miracle, has pledged to aid the Justice League and Justice Society as six heroes attempt to infiltrate the Starhearts’ moon base and rescue Starman (who’s being held captive). As things progressively grow worse on Earth, the heroes battle their way closer to their target only to be interrupted by a very special guest-star for Jade and Donna Troy. With the JLA/JSA crossover about half way through, things have continued to build steam fueled by exceptional internal monologue from the main players. JUSTICE LEAGUE of AMERICA continues to be my must-read-book every month!  ~ Hype

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