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Justice League of America #167 (Jun 1979)

Product Code: 1JLA167

Justice League of America #167, published in Jun 1979, is a Bronze Age DC Comics comic featuring the Justice League of America, written by Gerry Conway with cover art by Dick Dillin.

Entitled The League That Defeated Itself, the story follows the Justice League of America - The World's Greatest Heroes - as they unite against powerful villains, global threats, and challenges too great for any single hero.

It is regarded as a key Justice League of America comic due to the following significant event: Iconic battle of the JSA vs the Secret Society Super-Villains.

Featured appearances include Batman (Bruce Wayne), Robin (Dick Grayson), Henry Claridge, Jay Wilde and other heroes and villains from the DC Universe.

A classic Bronze Age Justice League of America comic, this issue reflects the evolving storytelling of the era, with larger team adventures, memorable character interactions, major villains, and important moments in JLA history.

Protect this issue with our Iconic Comics Current Bags and Iconic Comics Current Boards.

Key Details

  • Publisher: DC Comics
  • Key Comic Feature
    • Iconic battle of the JSA vs the Secret Society Super-Villains

Product Description

Justice League of America #167, published in Jun 1979, is a Bronze Age DC Comics comic featuring the Justice League of America, written by Gerry Conway with cover art by Dick Dillin.

Entitled The League That Defeated Itself, the story follows the Justice League of America - The World's Greatest Heroes - as they unite against powerful villains, global threats, and challenges too great for any single hero.

It is regarded as a key Justice League of America comic due to the following significant event: Iconic battle of the JSA vs the Secret Society Super-Villains.

Featured appearances include Batman (Bruce Wayne), Robin (Dick Grayson), Henry Claridge, Jay Wilde and other heroes and villains from the DC Universe.

A classic Bronze Age Justice League of America comic, this issue reflects the evolving storytelling of the era, with larger team adventures, memorable character interactions, major villains, and important moments in JLA history.

Protect this issue with our Iconic Comics Current Bags and Iconic Comics Current Boards.

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