This era of Justice League of America features award-winning and influential writers including Marv Wolfman (The New Teen Titans) and Gerry Conway (Firestorm, The Amazing Spider-Man), alongside celebrated storytellers such as Paul Levitz (Legion of Super-Heroes, Inkpot Award) and Roy Thomas (All-Star Squadron). Together, they defined the tone, ambition, and multiversal scope of the Bronze Age.Bronze Age giants—including Eisner Award–winning artist George Pérez (Crisis on Infinite Earths), Brian Bolland (Batman: The Killing Joke), Dick Dillin (Justice League of America), Rich Buckler (All-Star Squadron), Curt Swan (Superman), Don Heck (Wonder Woman), Gene Colan (Night Force), and Romeo Tanghal (The New Teen Titans)—deliver some of the era’s most enduring visuals. Their collective work shaped the look and legacy of DC’s most iconic heroes.

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This era of Justice League of America features award-winning and influential writers including Marv Wolfman (The New Teen Titans) and Gerry Conway (Firestorm, The Amazing Spider-Man), alongside celebrated storytellers such as Paul Levitz (Legion of Super-Heroes, Inkpot Award) and Roy Thomas (All-Star Squadron). Together, they defined the tone, ambition, and multiversal scope of the Bronze Age.Bronze Age giants—including Eisner Award–winning artist George Pérez (Crisis on Infinite Earths), Brian Bolland (Batman: The Killing Joke), Dick Dillin (Justice League of America), Rich Buckler (All-Star Squadron), Curt Swan (Superman), Don Heck (Wonder Woman), Gene Colan (Night Force), and Romeo Tanghal (The New Teen Titans)—deliver some of the era’s most enduring visuals. Their collective work shaped the look and legacy of DC’s most iconic heroes.

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This era of Justice League of America features award-winning and influential writers including Marv Wolfman (The New Teen Titans) and Gerry Conway (Firestorm, The Amazing Spider-Man), alongside celebrated storytellers such as Paul Levitz (Legion of Super-Heroes, Inkpot Award) and Roy Thomas (All-Star Squadron). Together, they defined the tone, ambition, and multiversal scope of the Bronze Age.Bronze Age giants—including Eisner Award–winning artist George Pérez (Crisis on Infinite Earths), Brian Bolland (Batman: The Killing Joke), Dick Dillin (Justice League of America), Rich Buckler (All-Star Squadron), Curt Swan (Superman), Don Heck (Wonder Woman), Gene Colan (Night Force), and Romeo Tanghal (The New Teen Titans)—deliver some of the era’s most enduring visuals. Their collective work shaped the look and legacy of DC’s most iconic heroes.

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