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Binding: HardcoverDewey Decimal Number: 741 EAN: 9781401218263 ISBN: 1401218261 Label: DC Comics Manufacturer: DC Comics Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 208 Publication Date: August 19, 2008 Publisher: DC Comics Reading Level: Young Adult Release Date: August 19, 2008 Studio: DC Comics Related Items:
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 Rating: - One of the greatest runs on a comic book everFunny, exciting and entertaining. The Giffen/DeMatties run on Justice League was easily one of the greatest runs on a comic ever. I hope DC collects every issue these two comic greats wrote so that everyone can see what comic books should be like. Rating: - When comics were fun!Justice League went through a time when the bigs (Superman, Wonder Woman, etc.) weren't allowed to be in the team. Instead, Keith Giffen and company took a different method, and made JL one of the funniest books ever written. In the middle of serious missions, the team was allowed to act like normal human teammates and fought accordingly. They just don't make them like this anymore! Rating:  - Another Winner from Keith Giffen and CrewI recently read `I Can't Believe It's Not the Justice League' and `Formerly Known as the Justice League' enjoying them both. It's not intentional but I seem to be working my way backwards through Keith Giffen's tenure with the Justice League. These stories are a lot less wacky than `I Can't Believe' and `Formerly' although there are still quite a few jokes which unfortunately often miss their mark. The strength of this book is actually the non-joke material in particular the portions with Maxwell ... Read More Rating: - I love this comic like pie!But I'm gonna be a little harsh on this edition, and mainly tell you about some things to watch out for. The paper quality isn't all it could be, being only slightly better than the original issues' newsprint. Same goes for the reproduction -- there are several bits where the dialogue drops out and simply can't be read. Much of the volume takes place during DC's massive "Millennium" crossover, which means we get some irritating catch-up pages in between a few issues. If you have the ... Read More Rating: - Volume 2 of my favorite incarnation of the Justice LeagueThere was a time, back in the late '80s, when Keith Giffen, J.M. DeMatteis, and Kevin Maguire were on top of the comic book world, when their title JUSTICE LEAGUE - soon changed to JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL - ruled the roost. Giffen and DeMatteis rapidly developed their own wildly popular sub-genre, the dizzy screwball comic book. This style struck a chord with the fans and was so fresh and distinctive that no one else (including Giffen and DeMatteis, in later projects) was able to quite recapture ... Read More 
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