"Inside Job"

Part of the No Man's Land event

JLA Vol 1 #32
August, 1999

Executive Editor

Mike Carlin

Cover Artists

Howard Porter

Writers

Mark Waid, Devin Grayson

Pencilers

Mark Pajarillo

Inkers

Walden Wong

Colourists

Pat Garrahy, Heroic Age

Letterers

Ken Lopez

Editors

Tony Bedard, Dan Raspler

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Appearing in "Inside Job"

Featured Characters:

• JLA

• Aquaman (flashback and main story)
• Batman
• Black Canary (flashback only)
• Big Barda
• Flash
• Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) (flashback only)
• Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner)
• Huntress
•  Martian Manhunter  (flashback and main story)
• Oracle (Behind the scenes)
• Orion
• Plastic Man
• Steel
• Superman
• Wonder Woman
• Zauriel

Supporting Characters:

Villains:

• Locus (flashback and main story)

Other Characters:

Locations:

• Gotham City

• Gotham Clock Tower
• Gotham Harbor

• Earth's Moon

• Justice League Watchtower

• Washington, D.C.

• Capitol Building

Items:

• Astro-Harness
• Green Lantern Ring
• Huntress' Crossbow
• Locus Genanite spores
• Steel's Armor MK III
• Kinetic Hammer

Vehicles:

Synopsis for "Inside Job"

The criminal organization known as Locus takes advatage of the No Man's Land edict in Gotham City. They release Genanite spores into the population, which infect the bloodstreams of humans and transforms them into robotic drones. Superman monitors the situation from the Ionisphere while the Huntress is in the thick of things, trying to quell angry mobs and opportunists in Gotham.

The JLA begin tracking down carriers of the Genanite spores and the Martian Manhunter suspects that these drones may even exist within the halls of power in Congress. Orion and the Flash are both infected with the spores, but the JLA are able to treat them in time. Superman tracks down the architects behind Locus and tells them that the JLA will not cede Gotham to their whims.

Notes

• This issue is reprinted in the JLA: Justice for All trade paperback.

• The JLA first dealt with Locus during the JLA: Year One story-arc.

Trivia

• No trivia.

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Recommended Reading

• Justice League

• Justice League of America (Volume 1)
• Justice League of America (Volume 2)
• Justice League of America (Volume 3)
• JLA (Volume 1)
• Justice League (Volume 2)
• Justice League International (Volume 1)
• Justice League International (Volume 2)
• Justice League International (Volume 3)
• Justice League Europe (Volume 1)
• Justice League America (Volume 1)
• Justice League Task Force (Volume 1)
• Justice League Quarterly (Volume 1)
• Justice League Dark (Volume 1)
• Extreme Justice (Volume 1)
• Justice League Elite (Volume 1)

Links and References

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No Man's Land Crossover This issue is a part of the Batman: No Man's Land crossover that swept through all Batman Family Titles during 1999. Gotham City was declared by the President to be no longer a part of the United States after the combined disasters of Contagion, Legacy and Cataclysm. This template will categorize articles that include it into the "No Man's Land" crossover category. Road to No Man's Land Batman #560 • Batman #561 • Batman #562 • Detective Comics #727 • Detective Comics #728 • Detective Comics #729 • Shadow of the Bat #80 • Shadow of the Bat #81 • Shadow of the Bat #82 • Azrael #47 • Azrael #48 • Azrael #49 Crossovers No Man's Land #0 • No Man's Land #1 • Batman #563 • Batman #564 • Batman #565 • Batman #566 • Batman #567 • Batman #568 • Batman #569 • Batman #570 • Batman #571 • Batman #572 • Batman #573 • Batman #574 • Detective Comics #730 • Detective Comics #731 • Detective Comics #732 • Detective Comics #733 • Detective Comics #734 • Detective Comics #735 • Detective Comics #736 • Detective Comics #737 • Detective Comics #738 • Detective Comics #739 • Detective Comics #740 • Detective Comics #741 • Batman Chronicles #16 • Batman Chronicles #17 • Batman Chronicles #18 • Legends of the Dark Knight #116 • Legends of the Dark Knight #117 • Legends of the Dark Knight #118 • Legends of the Dark Knight #119 • Legends of the Dark Knight #120 • Legends of the Dark Knight #121 • Legends of the Dark Knight #122 • Legends of the Dark Knight #123 • Legends of the Dark Knight #124 • Legends of the Dark Knight #125 • Legends of the Dark Knight #126 • Shadow of the Bat #83 • Shadow of the Bat #84 • Shadow of the Bat #85 • Shadow of the Bat #86 • Shadow of the Bat #87 • Shadow of the Bat #88 • Shadow of the Bat #89 • Shadow of the Bat #90 • Shadow of the Bat #91 • Shadow of the Bat #92 • Shadow of the Bat #93 • Shadow of the Bat #94 • Azrael #50 • Azrael #51 • Azrael #52 • Azrael #53 • Azrael #54 • Azrael #55 • Azrael #56 • Azrael #57 • Azrael #58 • Azrael #59 • Azrael #60 • Azrael #61 • Catwoman #72 • Catwoman #73 • Catwoman #74 • Catwoman #75 • Catwoman #76 • Catwoman #77 • Nightwing #35 • Nightwing #36 • Nightwing #37 • Nightwing #38 • Nightwing #39 • Robin #67 • Robin #68 • Robin #69 • Robin #70 • Robin #71 • Robin #72 • Robin #73 • Young Justice Special #1 • Secret Files and Origins