Justice League of America #238 (May 1985), 8.0 VF
Product Code: 1JLA238
Justice League of America #238, published in May 1985, is a Copper Age DC Comics comic featuring the Justice League of America, written by Gerry Conway with cover art by Paris Cullins.
Entitled Savage Symphony, the story follows the Justice League of America - DC's Premier Super-Hero Team - as they join forces to face villains, extraordinary threats, and challenges beyond the abilities of any single hero.
This issue forms part of the wider Justice League of America series, renowned for bringing together many of DC Comics' most iconic superheroes and for its enduring place in comic book history.
Featured appearances include Batman (Bruce Wayne), Robin (Dick Grayson), Henry Claridge, Jay Wilde and other heroes and villains from the DC Universe.
A Copper Age Justice League of America comic, this issue represents a period of evolving team line-ups, stronger continuity, character-focused storytelling, and a changing DC Universe.
Protect this issue with our Iconic Comics Current Bags and Iconic Comics Current Boards.
Key Details
- Publisher: DC Comics
- Grade: 8.0 VF
$12.50
AUDProduct Description
Justice League of America #238, published in May 1985, is a Copper Age DC Comics comic featuring the Justice League of America, written by Gerry Conway with cover art by Paris Cullins.
Entitled Savage Symphony, the story follows the Justice League of America - DC's Premier Super-Hero Team - as they join forces to face villains, extraordinary threats, and challenges beyond the abilities of any single hero.
This issue forms part of the wider Justice League of America series, renowned for bringing together many of DC Comics' most iconic superheroes and for its enduring place in comic book history.
Featured appearances include Batman (Bruce Wayne), Robin (Dick Grayson), Henry Claridge, Jay Wilde and other heroes and villains from the DC Universe.
A Copper Age Justice League of America comic, this issue represents a period of evolving team line-ups, stronger continuity, character-focused storytelling, and a changing DC Universe.
Protect this issue with our Iconic Comics Current Bags and Iconic Comics Current Boards.