One Million

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Exceptional Comic Work - Rated
Morrison, who cut his teeth in the industry with UK stalwarts like 2000AD made the move to US comics over a decade now. He is a single-handed revolutionary force in the industry and this is the case with this seminal work. An innovative, imaginative work that grabs you from the opening, the JLA like you have never seen them, a must in for the genre.

Highly recommended - Rated
The Justice League of America gets a surprise when they meet a delegation of superheroes from the year 85,271 - the Justice Legion A. It seems that in the 853rd century, they are going to have a celebration welcoming Superman back to the Earth, and they would like the JLA to attend. But, there's more going on than meets the eye, and before its all over, the Justice League and Justice Legion will be facing a peril that may mean the end of some of their numbers!

OK, where do I start with this one? This graphic novel tells a really rip-roaring story with lots of action. The storyline was gripping, while the illustration work was excellent. (I hate a graphic novel with poor illustration work.) On the downside, most of the JLA disappears from the middle of the story, leaving second-stringers and the unfamiliar characters of the Justice Legion to fill most of the action. But, that said, this was a great story that I really enjoyed, as did my eleven-year-old son. We both highly recommend this book.