Tom versus the JLA number 192 or give the kids what they want.

They want more red tape.

Welcome back for Justice League of America number 192, the July 1981 issue entitled Quest for Genesis,

written by Jerry Conway with art by George Perez and John Beatty.

Carl Gafford, the colorist Ben Ode the letter, Len Ween, editor with a cover by George Perez and John Beatty. Carl Gafford, the colorist, Ben O. to the letter, Len Ween, editor with a cover by George Perez.

Roll call for this issue.

I'm throwing this one together.

Superman, Batman, Firestorm, Flash, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, Aquaman.

We have the return of George Perez,

and that means a return of some fantastic looking art not just linework

the panel layouts look great it's more evocative more emotional it might be some of the

better storytelling that I've seen so far in this book but let's cut to the story up as

that's what the kids love.

And we open up with Red Tornado arriving on the satellite,

a couple of silent panels, and walking into a meeting room of the Justice League

having a meeting.

And we're seeing it from the point of view of Red Tornado walking in as the door opens

and we get closer to the league.

The best part, though though the league is having

a meeting because they're afraid that they might be breaking their u.n charter because they have too many

members yes this is what the league gets together this is what the greatest heroes on earth gather for

for an emergency meeting to talk about the fact that they have too many members in the league.

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