With Great Power

. . . comes the ability to click on the picture above to get the rest of this strip which brightened my day.

Jurgens League #2 - Starbreaker

And here we go again, casting our eyes back over an older incarnation of the Justice League, this time from the early 90's when Dan Jurgens was in charge. With that in mind, I had to call this the

JUSTICE LEAGUE AMERICA #63 - 65, written by Dan Jurgens with art by Jurgens and Rick Burchett.

Despite Superman's protests, Max Lord still has a hand in the League's business and after defeating the Weapons Master (see last week's entry) Lord does a deal with the UN which gets the team their own, brand new building right next to that of the UN.

Monday Memes #39

Wondering who to invite on to your new team or wondering if you've got the right people already on your team? Grab a bunch of photos and shuffle them round:

Oh, and if you're in the Justice Society, having them upside down from your point of view makes no sense at all!

And if you're advertising something, then a poster or graffiti's the way to go.

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #147

Captain Atom gets some bad news

Where's What's Her Name? Week 3

DC have dropped cameos of this person:

from Flashpoint #5 into all the new #1's coming out this month.

Here's where she turned up in the issues I got this week:

Ray Of Light

Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray are to write a mini-series featuring a new Ray. I've really enjoyed the majority of the pair's writing over the years, particularly Power Girl and the various Freedom Fighter series so this will definitely be on my order list.

Green Arrow #4

From the solicit:

Written by KEITH GIFFEN and DAN JURGENS
Art by DAN JURGENS and GEORGE PEREZ
Cover by DAVE WILKINS
On sale DECEMBER 7 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
It’s a Tokyo showdown! At an international tech expo that caters to the likes of WayneTech and Queen Industries, party crasher Green Arrow finds himself in the sights of a mystery woman bent on taking down “evil” corporations – like the one Green Arrow owns!

Keith Giffen and Dan Jurgens writing Green Arrow! JT Krul is off the title and while I've never flat out hated his stuff, I haven't been that impressed, either so I'm all for this change.