Justice League Vol 1 2

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"Make War No More"

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Justice League Vol 1 #2
June, 1987

Executive Editor

Dick Giordano

Cover Artists

Kevin Maguire, Al Gordon

Writers

Keith Giffen, J.M. DeMatteis

Pencilers

Kevin Maguire

Inkers

Al Gordon

Colourists

Gene D'Angelo

Letterers

Bob Lappan

Editors

Andrew Helfer

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Appearing in "Make War No More"

Featured Characters:

• Justice League

• Batman
• Black Canary
• Blue Beetle
• Captain Marvel
• Doctor Fate
• Doctor Light
• Guy Gardner
• Martian Manhunter
• Mister Miracle

Supporting Characters:

• Maxwell Lord
• Champions of Angor

• Blue Jay
• Captain Speed (flashback)
• Silver Sorceress
• Wandjina

Villains:

• Gray Man
• Rumaan Harjavti

Other Characters:

• Booster Gold (Michael Carter) (mostly out of frame)
• Jack Ryder
• Ms. Wootenhoffer (Behind the scenes)

Locations:

• Justice League Headquarters
• Washington, D.C.

• Maxwell Lord's office

• Bialya
• Israel
• Angor (In flashback only)

Items:

• Batrope
• Green Lantern Ring
• Helmet of Nabu
• Justice League Signal Device
• Mister Miracle's aero disks

Vehicles:

• Blue Beetle's Bug
  
  

Synopsis for "Make War No More"

The League interrogates Kimiyo Hoshi who was given a JLA signal device without the team's knowledge. Martian Manhunter studies the device and determines it to be superior to their own in design. Meanwhile, the three surviving Heroes of Angor return to our dimension and proceed to destroy the nuclear weapons of Bialya. The heroes are greeted by the country's dictator, Rumaan Harjavti, who welcomes them and allows them to use his country as a base of operations. The heroes then go to Israel to destroy their nuclear capabilities, an act which is televised. The Justice League flies off to the area to respond. At the same time, Maxwell Lord meets with another superhero to offer membership to the team and Dr. Fate visits with an entity called the Gray Man who seems to be discontent with his mission.

Guy Gardner's ring finds the heroes and, without alerting his colleagues, flies off to take them on. The rest of the League follows. Gardner proceeds to attack the heroes starting a fight when the heroes are hailed as violating Bialyan airspace and are ordered to retreat. They do and Rumaan proceeds to tell his guests about the nuclear stockpile in Russia.

Notes

• This issue is reprinted in the Justice League: A New Beginning trade paperback.

• With issue #7, the series changes its title to Justice League International.

Trivia

• No trivia.

Related Articles

• Justice League cover art gallery
• Batman appearances list
• Black Canary appearances list
• Blue Beetle appearances list
• Blue Jay appearances list
• Booster Gold appearances list
• Captain Marvel appearances list
• Creeper appearances list
• Doctor Fate appearances list
• Doctor Light appearances list
• Gray Man appearances list
• Guy Gardner appearances list
• Martian Manhunter appearances list
• Maxwell Lord appearances list
• Mister Miracle appearances list
• Rumaan Harjavti appearances list
• Silver Sorceress appearances list
• Wandjina appearances list
  
  

See Also

• Discuss Justice League Vol 1 2 on the forums
• Cover gallery for the Justice League series

Recommended Reading

• Batman
• Black Canary (Volume 1)
• Blue Beetle (Volume 1)
• Detective Comics
• Doctor Fate (Volume 2)
• Doctor Fate (Volume 3)
• Green Lantern (Volume 2)
• Justice League International
• Justice League Europe
• Martian Manhunter (Volume 1)
• Mister Miracle (Volume 2)
• Shazam: The New Beginning

Links and References

• Justice League article at Wikipedia
• Justice League series index at the Grand Comics Database
• Justice League series index at the Unofficial Guide to the DC Universe
• The Captain's JLA Blog
• Cosmic Teams: Justice League