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This plan allows them to act as an independent city-state with worldwide embassies. Captain Marvel and Doctor Fate quit the team for personal reasons; Batman steps down as leader, appointing Martian Manhunter to replace him. They are reintroduced to the world as Justice League International. With issue seven, the series was renamed Justice League International to reflect the team's new international status. The name change spawned the term JLI, which is used when referring to this period in Justice League history.
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The series was again renamed following the launch of Justice League Europe in The series would be known as Justice League America until its cancellation in The major events that occurred were the following:. The Justice League titles continued to expand into the early to mids. Justice League Europe was later retitled to become the second volume of Justice League International.
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In the latter part of the series, more recognizable characters, including Superman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern and Aquaman, joined, followed by lesser known characters such as Bloodwynd , Maya , Maxima , Nuklon , Obsidian , Tasmanian Devil , and Triumph.
By , with the commercial success of the series fading, each of the titles was eventually cancelled. This tale told a story of the characters attempt to rescue Ice from Hell. Over the course of the series, Power Girl and Batman joined the group as well, with Wonder Woman appearing in the book's final three issues. The title was heavily tied to Winick's run on Power Girl , which had the title character dealing with villains connected to Max Lord's plans in Generation Lost , and eventually had her rejoin the Justice League International after a crossover between the two titles.
The title also indirectly tied into Odyssey , a storyline published in Wonder Woman that saw the title character being removed from history with her existence forgotten by most of her fellow heroes. This formed the basis of the book's finale, with the members of the Justice League International racing to track down Wonder Woman before Lord could find her and kill her. Generation Lost ended with a teaser that a new Justice League International series would be coming in a few months with Booster Gold as leader.
Batman is denied membership due to having a secret identity, but is allowed to accompany the group as part of an effort to foster good relations between the JLI and the original Justice League. The team goes on to defeat the Signal Men and the alien conqueror Peraxxus. During a press conference outside the Hall of Justice, Rocket Red is killed when a bomb explodes, while Fire, Ice and Vixen are hospitalized and become comatose.
In , DC announced plans to collect the early years of the JLI as individual volumes, initially as hardcovers and later on as trade paperbacks; starting with volume 5 the books will be released solely as trade paperbacks:. Martin A. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Group of fictional characters in DC Comics. This article has multiple issues. Please help improve it or discuss these issues on the talk page. Learn how and when to remove these template messages. This article needs additional citations for verification.
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Please discuss this issue on the article's talk page. August Dorling Kindersley. It was clear that the [Justice League] needed a major overhaul. But no one quite expected how drastic the transformation would truly be in the hands of writers Keith Giffen and J. DeMatteis and artist Kevin Maguire.