Justice League Europe

ARTISTS

Writers: Keith Giffen, Gerard Jones
Penciller: Darick Robertson
Inker: Romeo Tanghal
Colorist: Gene D'Angelo
Letterer: Willie Schubert
Editors: Kevin Dooley, Andrew Helfer

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CHARACTERS & SETTINGS

heroes: Batman, Blue Beetle II, Bluejay, Booster Gold, Crimson Fox, Elongated Man, Fire, Flash III, General Glory, Green Lantern IV, Ice, Martian Manhunter, Metamorpho, Power Girl, Silver Sorceress
supportinges: Chief of KooeyKooeyKooey, Sue Dibny

Setting: 20th-century KooeyKooeyKooey, DCU

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ISSUE SUMMARY

Cover Description: Justice Leaguers Metamorpho, Martian Manhunters, Fire, Power Girl, Bluejay, and Blue Beetle burst through a cover featuring the Extremists. (No Booster Gold.)

Brief Synopsis: The Silver Sorceress has her final showdown with Dreamslayer.

Costume Worn: MARK I power-suit

Issue Notes: "Breakdowns: Part 14": This is the fourteenth issue of a multi-part story crossing through Justice League America and Justice League Europe dealing with changes in the International League following the loss of Maxwell Lord's guidance.

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ISSUE ANNOTATIONS

Page 18, panel 2
SPOILER WARNING!: Booster Gold is among the mourners attending Silver Sorceress' funeral on KooeyKooeyKooey. This is Booster's first return to the island since the Club JLI fiasco in Justice League America #34-#35. Present for the ceremony are Batman, Blue Beetle, Bluejay, Crimson Fox, Elongated Man, Fire, Flash, General Glory, Guy Gardner, Ice, Martian Manhunter, Metamorpho, Power Girl, and Sue Dibny. Besides the Chief of KooeyKooeyKooy, Booster Gold is the only member present who wasn't on the payroll of the Justice League International when it was recently disbanded by the United Nations. Reveal

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ISSUE REVIEW

Boosterrific Review: Perhaps this story is necessary to finally bring "Breakdowns" to it's conclusion, but this issue feels a little hollow. Perhaps this is because I have no stomach for stories that conclude with no explanation how. Silver Sorceress makes a fist and everything is suddenly ok? I suppose the important part of super hero comic books is that that good guys win in the end, and of course they do after the obligatory hero-on-hero melee. Eh, whatever. At least the funeral scene strikes the appropriately somber and self-reflective tone.

Boosterrific Rating:

• Currently 3.0/5 Stars.

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