Justice League of America # 0 - Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

is a comic book published by DC Comics & released on 9 / / 2006

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Plot Summary

The most anticipated book of the year is finally here! Best-selling author Brad Meltzer broke the JLA down in the top-selling, critically acclaimed Identity Crisis - and now he puts all the pieces back together again!

Superman. Batman. Wonder Woman. The core heroes of the DCU are back - but after Infinite CrisiS, where do they stand with each other? Here's the definitive answer, brought to you with the brilliant art of Ed Benes, George Perez, Jim Lee, J.H. Williams, Gene Ha, Dick Giordano, Eric Wright, Tony Harris, Kevin Maguire, Dan Jurgens, Howard Porter, Luke McDonnell, Rags Morales, Ethan Van Sciver, Phil Jimenez and others.

Join us for this historic and unforgettable new beginning of the Justice League of America as we look at the past, present and future of the World's Greatest Super Heroes!

Creators

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Adam Kubert
artist

Alex Sinclair
colorer

Andy Kubert
artist

Andy Lanning
artist

Brad Meltzer
writer

Dan Jurgens
artist

Dexter Vines
artist

Dick Giordano
artist

Ed Benes
artist

Eddie Berganza
editor

Edgar Delgado
cover

Eric Wight
artist

Ethan Van Sciver
artist

Gene Ha
artist

George Perez
artist

Howard Porter
artist

Jeff Scott Campbell
cover

Jesse Delperdang
artist

J.H. Williams III
artist

Jim Lee
artist

Kevin Maguire
artist

Kevin Nowlan
artist

Luke Mcdonnell
artist

Michael Turner
cover

Paul Neary
artist

Peter Steigerwald
cover

Phil Jimenez
artist

Rags Morales
artist

Rob Leigh
letterer

Sandra Hope
artist, cover

Tony Harris
artist

Characters

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Alan Scott

Aquaman

Atom

Batman

Black Canary

Captain Marvel

Cyborg

Dick Grayson

Doctor Mid-Nite

Donna Troy

Elongated Man

Firestorm

Flash

Green Arrow

Guy Gardner

Hal Jordan

Hawkman

Hourman

Jason Todd

Jay Garrick

Lex Luthor

Martha Kent

Martian Manhunter

Power Girl

Red Tornado

Robin

Spectre

Starfire

Supergirl

Superman

Vixen

Wonder Girl

Wonder Woman

Zatanna

Teams

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Justice League Of America

Locations

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Batcave

Coast City

Fortress of Solitude

Gotham City

Hall of Justice

Justice League Watchtower

Metropolis

Paradise Island

Smallville

Concepts

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The DC Multiverse

Objects

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Invisible Plane

Wonder Woman's Bracelets

Wonder Woman's Tiara

Story Arc

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User Reviews

The Past
Reviewed by ENGLENTINE on July 15, 2009.
ENGLENTINE has written 583 reviews. His/her last review was for SUICIDE KINGS,” PART 3: DEAD MAN'S HAND .
1 out of 2 users recommend his reviews.

This issue gives us a look at the history of the Justice League through the meetings of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman. The art is okay, it is attempted and sometimes succeeds in mimicing art from the different eras. The writing is very simple though, but then again it is a very simple tale to tell. Just show a major event and Have the three heroes say remember this, and then say what happened.
As they are discussing the major events of the past we are watching them select members for the next Justice league. Of course we do not get the big reveal yet. There really is not much to the story, and it isn't integral to issue #1 if you don't already have this, take it or leave it.

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Justice League of America
Reviewed by tgp13 on July 3, 2009.
tgp13 has written 2 reviews. His/her last review was for Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.

I have said before that I don't read many comics. This storyline is one of the best I have followed so far. With great characters known by most of the universe, the Justice League holds powerhouses like Aquaman, Vixen, Black Canary, Supergirl and of course Batman, Wonder Woman, and Superman. I love the Justice League inevitably and this comic is no different. It starts the Justice League and makes a decision on its members. I love the starts and finishes of all comics and like I said above, this comic was no exception. I give it a soid, and very high rating of 4.5.

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Awesome Flashback Issue
Reviewed by Ms. Invisible on April 4, 2007.
Ms. Invisible has written 18 reviews. His/her last review was for The Circle Part One of Four: What You Do Not Know Yet.
1 out of 1 users recommend his reviews.

This issue is a flashback issue which sets the stage for the new JLA comics. Most of them are flashbacks, though there are also flashforwards where we see Wonder Woman, Batman and Superman still interacting with each other, keeping JLA alive. New readers to this should take some time to research the history, as the time between the pre and post-Crisis is a bit hazy, but regular readers will understand straight away. The journey of the three-way relationship evolves greatly in this issue, and shows how much it will evolve in future issues. It's relaxing to see them as friends again, rather than bitter enemies. The artwork is sloppy and some of the artists don't seem to be trying at all.

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