Justice League America #75
SCORE: 73
I do not get all of the facsimile issues that are released. I have
been purchasing more of them than I used to though. Justice League
America #75 is one that caught my eye. This comic book is originally
from 1969. The credits are on the bottom of the first page of comic book
content in Justice League America #75. There are twenty-three pages of
comic book content within Justice League America #75.
There is something really interesting about Justice League America #75.
Some of the comic book pages contain only half a page of content. There
are advertisements on the other portion of the pages. The ads in Justice
League America #75 are from decades ago as well. There is some violence,
lack of attire, enticement to lust, magic and more in this comic book.
I will include spoilers for the rest of this review. Black Canary is
from Earth-Two, and she is now on Earth-One in Justice League America
#75. She does not have her voice powers yet. They are starting to emerge
in this comic book though. None the League knows about what is happening
yet. Green Arrow plays a prominent role in Justice League America #75.
Green Arrow goes to a shrink because of his two identities. A green
version of himself comes out and is spreading mischief. The green one
touches the other members of the league to create a different colored
version of them as well. Superman does not get one. Superman makes a
robot that is green to defeat in front of the others. They now have
confidence they can beat their doppelgangers.
The rest of the league takes down their evil doppelgängers in Justice
League America #75. Green Arrow has a moment of self doubt but he gets
over it thanks to the poor family his green version stole from. The bad
versions are destroyed in Justice League America #75. The league is
feeling good about themselves again. There is also a letter page in
Justice League America #75 near the back.
- Paul
Graphics: 71%
Writing: 73%
Replay/Extras: 72%
Story: 75%
Family Friendly Factor: 72%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: DC Comics
Author: Lee, DePIES, Berry, Ganem
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated
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