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It's a shame that this wasn't really followed up on. I think there should have been an Ultramarine mini or series or something with their adventures. They show up again in Final Crisis and some of the individual characters pop up (like Knight & Squire, Tasmanian Devil & Vixen).

I like when a superhero overcomes mind control when they're reminded of their superheroics.

Batman and Robo-Justice look to take on Nebula Man, Grodd, and the Ultramarines in JLA Classified #2 from Grant Morrison, Ed McGuinness, Dexter Vines, Dave McCaig, and Phil Balsman.

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Well, if you don't want to be the guy who keeps the poozers in line...what about Mogo then, @DaveBautista? Or Ch'p? https://t.co/ol6asoDxaZ

I mean, dismantling a system isn't the same as implementing a new system to actually achieve the goals.

JLA: Earth 2 by Grant Morrison, Frank Quitely, Laura DuPuy, Wildstorm FX, and Ken Lopez updates some Silver Age ideas for the Post-Crisis world.

Alexander Luthor beseeches the Justice League to cross over to an anti-matter universe ruled by the Crime Syndicate.

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Though different from previous DC approaches, this is kind of how Marvel approached their in-universe version of Marvel Comics.

Working through different encounters is an interesting approach to this story.

"Your Life is My Business" from The Flash 80-Page Giant #1 closes out this volume, getting a little bit meta, brought to you by Mark Millar, (Wally West), Ariel Olivetti, Tom McCraw, and Bob Lappan.

The Flash shares a drink with a Scottish madman.

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