Tom versus the JLA number 250 or I believe Batman can find his spare a cowl and toothbrush in a box outside Superman's door.

Welcome back for Justice League of America number 250, the main 1986 issue entitled

The Return of the Justice League of America, written by Jerry Conaway, penciled by Luke MacDonald, inked by Bill Ray, colored by Gene DeAngelo,

lettered by Albert de Guzman, edited by Andrew Helfer. Covered by Luke, McDonnell and Bill

Ray. It is a special anniversary issue, because it's 250. It's a little longer. It does feature

the return of the Justice League. The return of the ones that people might say are more popular. That's not to say

vibe doesn't have fans or Steele didn't have fans. I'm sure people loved Steele. I'm sure when

Steel, I don't want to ruin it for you, but Steele isn't in the books anymore. So something

happened to, I'm sure when it happened, people said, Steele was my favorite character. But I think it would be foolish to ignore the fact that

Batman is slightly more popular. Book might sell a little bit more if you put Batman in.

So let's get right to the issue. We open with, of course, a shot of the JLA alert signal button

flashing. Remember how we ended last issue? Sue Dibney hitting the alarm just

as the planned creature, which hatched into some humanoid figure, blasted her. We cut to prologue

number one, Gotham City. A couple of helicopters floating in there. Of course, one's got Batman in it.

One has a group of terrorists threatening to blow up Gotham. We don't know why. We know one of them has a tie

wrapped around his head. Again, this is a sort of nondescript way that people dress in the

DC universe. They always have headbands. There's so many headbands in the DC universe amongst the

public. And it's not just villains. We'll get to that in a second. Well,

we have Batman jumping from one helicopter into the other, and we're reminded of the Batman's

badass. I mean, he's karate-chopping dudes, kicking him in the chest, punching him in the face,

throwing them out of the helicopter into water so they don't die.

I'm pretty sure he bitch slaps one of them.

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