| Issue | #[nn] |
| Published | 2001 |
| Cover Price | 17.95 USD; 29.95 CAD |
| Pages | 212 |
| Editing | Nick J. Napolitano (Editor, Collected Edition); Scott Nybakken (Associate Editor, Collected Edition); Dan Raspler (Editor, Original Series); Tony Bedard (Associate Editor, Original Series [#47-49]); Stephen Wacker (Assistant Editor, Original Series [#50-54]) |
| Notes | Though released on January 4, 2002, this volume has a copyright date of 2001. |
| Characters | Justice League of America [Superman; Wonder Woman [Diana]; Martian Manhunter; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Aquaman; Flash [Wally West]; Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]] |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Bryan Hitch |
| Inks | Paul Neary |
| Colors | Laura Martin [as Laura DePuy] |
| Letters | typeset |
| Notes | Though released on January 4, 2002, this volume has a copyright date of 2001. |
| Reprinted | from JLA (DC, 1997 series) #50 |
| Characters | Wonder Woman [Diana]; Plastic Man |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Ty Templeton (Plastic Man figure); Mark Pajarillo (Wonder Woman figure) |
| Inks | Kevin Nowlan (Plastic Man figure); Walden Wong (Wonder Woman figure) |
| Letters | typeset |
| Notes | Frontispiece. |
| Reprinted | from JLA (DC, 1997 series) #50 [both figures] |
| Characters | Justice League of America [Flash [Wally West]; Martian Manhunter [John Jones]; Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]; Superman [Clark Kent]; Plastic Man [Eel O'Brian]; Batman [Bruce Wayne]] |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Mike S. Miller |
| Inks | Armando Durruthy |
| Colors | John Kalisz; ? [as Heroic Age] (separations) |
| Letters | typeset |
| Notes | Title page. |
| Reprinted | from JLA (DC, 1997 series) #51 [illustration] |
| Characters | Justice League of America [Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]; Plastic Man; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Aquaman] |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Mike S. Miller (illustrations) |
| Inks | Armando Durruthy (illustrations) |
| Letters | typeset |
| Notes | Publishing data pages. Uses two illustrations, one of which is a creation made up of two originally separate illustrations. |
| Reprinted | from JLA (DC, 1997 series) #51 [illustrations] |
| Characters | Justice League of America [Flash [Wally West]; Wonder Woman; Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]; Superman; Plastic Man; Martian Manhunter; Aquaman]; Queen of Fables; Lois Lane |
| Synopsis | When a woman opens an ancient book, she releases the Queen of Fables, who immediately sets off in search of "the fairest of them all" -- Wonder Woman -- turning Manhattan in the dark forest of fairy tales. As soon as the JLA enters the forest, the Queen separates Wonder Woman from her teammates, and the remaining members split up into pairs to search for her. While Plastic Man and Martian Manhunter find themselves trapped in the gingerbread cottage from Hansel and Gretel, Green Lantern and Flash find Wonder Woman asleep in a glass coffin. |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Script | Mark Waid |
| Pencils | Bryan Hitch |
| Inks | Paul Neary |
| Colors | Laura Martin [as Laura DePuy] |
| Letters | Ken Lopez |
| Reprinted | from JLA (DC, 1997 series) #47 |
| Characters | Justice League of America [Wonder Woman [Diana]; Flash [Wally West]; Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]; Aquaman; Superman; Plastic Man; Martian Manhunter; Batman [Bruce Wayne]]; Huntsman; Queen of Fables; Hippolyta; Snow White |
| Synopsis | Aquaman and Superman join Flash and Green Lantern, and Aquaman's kiss revives the sleeping beauty Wonder Woman. After Flash, Green Lantern, Superman, Aquaman, and Wonder Woman rescue Plastic Man and Martian Manhunter, the gathered heroes are surprised by the arrival of Batman, who sends the JLA into the book containing the Queen's land of fables. There the JLA meets the Huntsman who tells them how years ago sorcerers banished the Queen and her minions to Earth, where she tortured the commonfolk until her step-daughter Snow White turned the Queen into fiction by mystically trapping her in a book. With this knowledge, the JLA return to Manhattan to re-imprison the Queen. |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Script | Mark Waid |
| Pencils | Bryan Hitch (pp. 1-9, 13-15, 21-22); J. H. Williams (pp. 10-12, 16-20) |
| Inks | Paul Neary (pp. 1-9, 13-15, 21-22); Mick Gray (pp. 10-12, 16-20) |
| Colors | Laura Martin [as Laura DePuy] |
| Letters | Kenny Lopez |
| Reprinted | from JLA (DC, 1997 series) #48 |
| Characters | Justice League of America [Martian Manhunter; Wonder Woman [Diana]; Superman; Aquaman; Flash [Wally West]; Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]; Plastic Man]; Queen of Fables; Paul Bunyan; Hippolyta (cameo) |
| Synopsis | The JLA plan to force the Queen back into the book in which she was previously trapped, but find Manhattan overrun with storybook creatures and the Queen occupying Wonder Woman's Wonderdome. Using her lasso of truth, Wonder Woman forces the Queen to see the world as it is, a world of technology and discovery, not the land of fantasy she once knew. Shattered, the Queen tries to return to the realm of fairy tales in the mystical book, where she can retain some semblance of power, but Flash tricks her, and traps her in a book completely lacking in imagination. |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Script | Mark Waid |
| Pencils | Bryan Hitch (pp. 1-8, 12-13, 21-22); Javier Saltares (9-11, 14-20) |
| Inks | Paul Neary (pp. 1-8, 12-13, 21-22); Chris Ivy (9-11, 14-20) |
| Colors | Laura Martin [as Laura DePuy] |
| Letters | Kenny Lopez |
| Reprinted | from JLA (DC, 1997 series) #49 |
| Characters | Justice League of America [Superman [Clark Kent]; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Flash [Wally West]; Martian Manhunter [John Jones]; Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]; Plastic Man [Eel O'Brian]; Wonder Woman [Diana]; Aquaman]; Dr. Destiny |
| Synopsis | Superman relates to Batman a recent JLA case and the effect the distrust Batman brought into the group had on their teamwork. The six other members had split up to handle three different emergencies where they all encountered Dr. Destiny. They quickly realized that they faced not the villain himself, but his dream self, who had brought dream logic to the waking world. The Manhunter put the six to sleep and as a team they forced the physical Dr. Destiny to wake up and swap places with his dream self once again. Convinced that he needed to restore trust to the group, Batman brings the rest of the group to the Batcave where he and Superman greet their teammates in their civilian guises. The four other JLAers who have secret identities change to theirs as well, just as the Batmobile enters the cave, driven by Batman! |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Script | Mark Waid |
| Pencils | Bryan Hitch (pp. 1-2, 17, 21 [bottom half of page only], 32-38 [bottom half of 32]); Phil Jimenez (pp. 3-9); Ty Templeton (pp. 10-16); Doug Mahnke (pp. 18-24 [top half of 21 only], 32 [top half of page only]); Mark Pajarillo (pp.25-31) |
| Inks | Paul Neary (pp. 1-9, 17, 21 [bottom half of page only], 32-38 [bottom half of 32]); Kevin Nowlan (pp. 10-16); Drew Geraci (pp. 18-24 [top half of 21 only], 32 [top half of page only]); Walden Wong (pp.25-31) |
| Colors | Laura Martin [as Laura DePuy] |
| Letters | Ken Lopez |
| Notes | Inking credits confirmed with Kevin Nowlan, Drew Geraci, and Anton Kawasaki. |
| Reprinted | from JLA (DC, 1997 series) #50 |
| Characters | Justice League of America [Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Superman [Clark Kent]; Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]; Plastic Man [Eel O'Brian]; Flash [Wally West]; Martian Manhunter [John Jones]; Wonder Woman [Diana]; Aquaman]; Linda Park; Woozy Winks; Joseph Stinton |
| Synopsis | All six JLAers with secret identities come face to face with people who are apparently them in their civilian IDs. When J'onn J'onzz verifies that they are in fact who they believe they are, the civilians return to their lives while the heroes deal with a homeless man with god-like powers. Though the heroes easily handle the situation, their other identities are not as easily adjusting to life without super-powers. |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Script | Mark Waid |
| Pencils | Mike S. Miller |
| Inks | Armando Durruthy |
| Colors | John Kalisz (colors); Heroic Age (separations) |
| Letters | Ken Lopez |
| Reprinted | from JLA (DC, 1997 series) #51 |
| Characters | Justice League of America [Aquaman; Martian Manhunter [John Jones]; Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]; Plastic Man [Eel O'Brian]; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Superman [Clark Kent]; Flash [Wally West]; Wonder Woman [Diana]]; Joey Stagg; Terry Berg; Simon Stagg; Sapphire Stagg; Metamorpho [Rex Mason]; The Cathexis |
| Synopsis | As the heroes and their secret identities drift further apart, the JLA must deal with a crisis in their own circle, as a horrific version of Metamorpho seemingly comes back to life to reunite with his son Joey Stagg. While trying to protect the Stagg family, the JLA encounter The Cathexis who inform them that a sentient energy called ID from their dimension is lose in the JLA's dimension and has granted Joey's wish for his father's return. Once Joey has wished away his father, and things have returned to normal, The Cathexis suggest that not only is ID responsible for many of the strange occurrences around the globe but that it is also responsible for separating their private selves from their hero selves. |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Script | Mark Waid |
| Pencils | Bryan Hitch |
| Inks | Paul Neary |
| Colors | Laura Martin [as Laura DePuy] |
| Letters | Ken Lopez |
| Reprinted | from JLA (DC, 1997 series) #52 |
| Characters | Justice League of America [Plastic Man [Eel O'Brian]; Aquaman; Martian Manhunter [John Jones]; Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]; Flash [Wally West]; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Superman [Clark Kent]; Wonder Woman [Diana]]; The Cathexis; ID; Linda Park; Alfred Pennyworth |
| Synopsis | As Eel O'Brian gathers their secret identities, the heroes work with the Cathexis to subdue ID. But once the Cathexis have regained control of ID, they reveal their true nature, putting the entire JLA out of commission. Only the human halves of the Leaguers now stand against them. |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Script | Mark Waid |
| Pencils | Bryan Hitch |
| Inks | Paul Neary |
| Colors | Laura Martin [as Laura DePuy] |
| Letters | Ken Lopez |
| Reprinted | in JLA (DC, 1997 series) #53 |
| Characters | Justice League of America [Plastic Man [Eel O'Brian]; Aquaman; Martian Manhunter [John Jones]; Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]; Flash [Wally West]; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Superman [Clark Kent]; Wonder Woman [Diana]]; The Cathexis; ID; Linda Park; Lois Lane |
| Synopsis | Eel O'Brian tries to use the ID to reunify the Leaguers, but he is only partially successful. The Cathexis turn Aquaman into a real fish-man and separate Wonder Woman's soul from her clay body, but when they do they unleash the spirit of truth that is her essence, by which she makes the partially merged Leaguers acknowledge that they are only parts of a whole, and they become unified again. Flash uses ID to restore Aquaman and convert The Cathexis into something the League can easily handle. |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Script | Mark Waid |
| Pencils | Bryan Hitch |
| Inks | Paul Neary |
| Colors | Laura Martin [as Laura DePuy] |
| Letters | Ken Lopez |
| Reprinted | in JLA (DC, 1997 series) #54 |
| Characters | Justice League of America [Flash [Wally West]; Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]; Wonder Woman [Diana]; Superman] |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Bryan Hitch |
| Inks | Paul Neary |
| Notes | Cover presented without any trade elements. |
| Reprinted | from JLA (DC, 1997 series) #47 |
| Characters | Justice League of America [Wonder Woman [Diana]; Aquaman; Flash [Wally West]; Martian Manhunter; Superman; Plastic Man; Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]] |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Bryan Hitch |
| Inks | Paul Neary |
| Notes | Cover presented without any trade elements. |
| Reprinted | from JLA (DC, 1997 series) #48 |
| Characters | Justice League of America [Wonder Woman [Diana]; Flash [Wally West]; Superman; Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]; Aquaman] |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Bryan Hitch |
| Inks | Paul Neary |
| Notes | Cover presented without any trade elements. |
| Reprinted | from JLA (DC, 1997 series) #49 |
| Characters | Justice League of America [Superman; Wonder Woman [Diana]; Martian Manhunter; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Aquaman; Flash [Wally West]; Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]] |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Bryan Hitch |
| Inks | Paul Neary |
| Notes | Cover presented without any trade elements. |
| Reprinted | from JLA (DC, 1997 series) #50 |
| Characters | Justice League of America [Superman [also as Clark Kent]; Wonder Woman [Diana]; Martian Manhunter; Batman [also as Bruce Wayne]; Aquaman; Flash [Wally West]; Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]; Plastic Man] |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Bryan Hitch |
| Inks | Paul Neary |
| Notes | Cover presented without any trade elements. |
| Reprinted | from JLA (DC, 1997 series) #51 |
| Characters | Justice League of America [Superman; Wonder Woman [Diana]; Martian Manhunter; Aquaman; Flash [Wally West]; Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]] |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Bryan Hitch |
| Inks | Paul Neary |
| Notes | Cover presented without any trade elements. |
| Reprinted | from JLA (DC, 1997 series) #52 |
| Characters | Justice League of America [Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]; Flash [Wally West]; Superman; Martian Manhunter] |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Bryan Hitch |
| Inks | Paul Neary |
| Notes | Cover presented without any trade elements. |
| Reprinted | from JLA (DC, 1997 series) #53 |
| Characters | Justice League of America [Superman; Plastic Man; Martian Manhunter; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Flash [Wally West]; Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]] |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Bryan Hitch |
| Inks | Paul Neary |
| Notes | Cover presented without any trade elements. |
| Reprinted | from JLA (DC, 1997 series) #54 |
| Characters | Justice League of America [Superman; Batman [Bruce Wayne]]; Dr. Destiny; Queen of Fables; The Cathexis |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Bryan Hitch (Superman, Batman, Queen of Fables & The Cathexis); Phil Jimenez (Dr. Destiny) |
| Inks | Paul Neary (all illustrations) |
| Letters | typeset |
| Reprinted | from JLA (DC, 1997 series) #50 [Superman, Batman & Dr. Destiny]; from JLA (DC, 1997 series) #47 [Queen of Fables]; from JLA (DC, 1997 series) #54 [The Cathexis] |