In, bringing the fan-favorite team back to the pinnacle of the DC Multiverse. The first issue turned heads, revealing an all-new status quo for the League that will be quite familiar to fans who used to watch the Timmsverse animated series of the same name.

Justice League Unlimited sees DC's greatest superteam fully united and operating at full strength after being disbanded for several years. The new book, which comes from the all star creative team of writer Mark Waid,

Comparisons between Justice League Unlimited #1 and the animated series of the same name are inevitable. They are also profoundly apt. Both center around a reformed legion of DC Comics‘ superheroes, expanded after what was seemingly Earth’s darkest hour.

Justice League Unlimited is the one book that every DC fan has looked forward to since DC All-In was announced. The first issue is chock full of amazing, as writer Mark Waid and artist Dan Mora knocked it out of the park,

Justice League Unlimited #1 hits stores this week, expanding the team to face a post-Darkseid universe. But is a bigger League ready for the challenges ahead?

In a CBR review of Justice League Unlimited #1, Mark Waid and Dan Mora take a big swing in this bold new approach to the team, and it is a hit

The Justice League's exciting new era is about to begin, and some unexpected heroes will be joining the team's roster alongside the mainstays.

Air Wave returns to DC Comics, joining Justice League Unlimited in a new era of heroism and challenges. Originally created in 1940, Air Wave's legacy continues wi

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