d. emerson eddy🐀さんのイラストまとめ

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@Dinobat2020 Three guesses.

So too is the solution to getting rid of Asmodel, his host, and chariot. Finding the right reverse frequency to send him back to the higher realms. Makes a lot of sense.

And is something done similarly in one of Mark Millar and Phil Hester's Swamp Thing arcs.

I love seeing Superman doing something intelligent. Especially now as it's something to do with his new powers. It reminds us that he's not just brawny, brute force, but that he can also use his brain.

JLA #7 concludes this rage of angels by Grant Morrison, Howard Porter, John Dell, Pat Garrahy, Heroic Age, and Ken Lopez. It also sets up something key for the next arc.

#GmosJLA

@GerryDuggan

I've said before that Aztek could kind of fill that Hawkman role, but we've also got more explicit referencing here with Aquaman questioning whether Zauriel was Hawkman briefly. Makes sense, because wings.

I forget what Superman's powers actually were when he was all electric. Normal Superman, I think, would have clued to Tomorrow Woman being some sort of android immediately. It is interesting as to how quickly she's integrated into the League.

JLA #5 gives us a single issue story that Aztek #10 was referencing. Giving us a look into the selection process of new JLA members, starting with newcomer Tomorrow Woman.

As told by Grant Morrison, Howard Porter, John Dell, Pat Garrahy, Heroic Age & Ken Lopez.

#GMosJLA

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