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* GoodOlBoy: Hawkman. The perfect thanagarian republican... even if there are no republicans in Thanagar
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* SliceOfLife: Often a source of humor in the series: it treated its characters as real people with quirks and flaws that we don't associate with superheroes. Even Martian Manhunter gained an addiction for... chocolate cookies.
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* SliceOfLife: Often a source of humor in the series: it treated its characters as real people with quirks and flaws that we don't associate with superheroes. Even Martian Manhunter gained an addiction for... chocolate cookies.Oreos.
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* AmusingAlien: G'Nort. Amusing for us readers, for the League he's maddening. Max even appointed him as member of the "Justice League Antarctica", along with the Injustice League, just to get rid of him by relocating him in the middle of nowhere.
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* AntiClimax: They are specially good at it. Blue Beetle always point that there's nothing as good humor to relax an otherwise conflictive situation
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* MasculineGirlFeminineBoy: Mr. Miracle and Big Barda. Gardner was lucky that she did not join herself the JLI, or she would have broken him in half at the first insult.
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* PinkBoyBlueGirl: Mr. Miracle and Big Barda. Gardner was lucky that she did not join herself the JLI, or she would have broken him in half at the first insult.
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* HesBack: And how! Guy Gardner, after some months of IdentityAmnesia, was so calmy reading the poetry of Leonard Nimoy... then, with a new TapOnTheHead, he returns to be the Guy Gardner he all love and enjoy (well, he returns to his usual self, period) and goes with all the rage against Lobo.
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* FrankensteinsMonster: Wajdina died, and Harvjati bring him back as a mindless zombi.
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** The Bee Queen used this on many Bialyans, the Global Guardians and other influential people she could capture.
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* ChekhovsGunman: When the Bee Queen first appears, she's just Harjavti's assistant, and her role is just to provide dialogue to hear Harjavti's EvilPlan. Later, she unexpectedly kills him, and suddenly becames the new dictator of Bialya.
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* KingIncognito: The League makes a stealth mission into Bialya, dressed as common random people. To do so, Batman impersonates a millonarie: Bruce Wayne (the thing is that none of his teammates was aware that he ''is'' Bruce Wayne)
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* AnotherDimension: The destroyed earth where the Justifiers came from. The Silver Sorceress could use her magic to move across dimensions at will; Dreamslayer could do the same as well when he took the info from her.
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* IdentityAmnesia: Tired of having Batman in command, Guy Gardner took off the ring and tried to settle things as men do. [[http://geek-news.mtv.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/int_jli_punch.jpg Batman thrashed the hell out of him in a single punch]]. When he woke up, he tried to retrieve his ring from beneath a desk, and got a second TapOnTheHead. When he woke up, he was a new Guy Gardner, interested in poetry, good feelings, friendship, respectful, being nice to everyone... in short, everything that Guy Garder is not. He stayed that way for several months (even across the Millenium crossover), and then returned to his true self against Lobo.
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* AllGirlsWantBadBoys: Ice simply loves Guy Gardner, much to Fire's despair
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* TakeThat:
** One of the Manhunter robots try to crash the ship at an oil refinery, but the Rocket Reds stop him and he crash on the oil refinery alone. [[spoiler:Then, his basic frame gets out of the explosion, same as Terminator. Booster Gold blow him in pieces.]]
** One of the Manhunter robots try to crash the ship at an oil refinery, but the Rocket Reds stop him and he crash on the oil refinery alone. [[spoiler:Then, his basic frame gets out of the explosion, same as Terminator. Booster Gold blow him in pieces.]]
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* [[MyFriendsAndZoidberg My friends... and Guy Gardner]]
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* EuropeansAreKinky: Crimson Fox [[spoiler:more exactly, Vivian D'Aramis, not Constance]] was always trying to seduce Captain Atom. Captain Atom replied with the "American military are stoic" trope.
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* Ms.Fanservice: Fire, with her second clothing set. Power girl, contrary to her usual role in modern DC comics, was '''not''' Ms. Fanservice back then: first she had the body of a bodybuilder rather than of a supermodel, and then she changed to the white-and-yellow with no CleavageWindow.
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* Ms.Fanservice: MsFanservice: Fire, with her second clothing set. Power girl, contrary to her usual role in modern DC comics, was '''not''' Ms. Fanservice back then: first she had the body of a bodybuilder rather than of a supermodel, and then she changed to the white-and-yellow with no CleavageWindow.
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* TheSpock: First Batman, and then the Martian Manhunter for the most time. Did you think that the vulcan Tuvok from StarTrekVoyager had a difficult time dealing with Neelix? He did not endure a small fraction of the things that Jon'z had to endure.
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* TheSpock: First Batman, and then the Martian Manhunter for the most time. Did you think that the vulcan Tuvok from StarTrekVoyager had a difficult time dealing with Neelix? He did not endure a small fraction of the things that Jon'z Jonn had to endure.
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* Ms.Fanservice: Fire, with her second clothing set. Power girl, contrary to her usual role in modern DC comics, was '''not''' Ms. Fanservice back then: first she had the body of a bodybuilder rather than of a supermodel, and then she changed to the white-and-yellow with no CleavageWindow.
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* DramaticPause: Lampshaded by Manga Khan and L-Ron. After destroying a planet, Manga Khan asks where do they go now, and L-Ron points that they found a perfect planet. Khan complains in the corridor why L-Ron is not saying anything else, and L-Ron points that he was making a dramatic pause. And the planet was... [[spoiler:Earth! But, as L-Ron said, I guess nobody should be surprised about that]].
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* TheKirk: Maxwell Lord, Katherine
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* TheMcCoy: Captain Atom, at JLE
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* AIIsACrapshoot: The [[OriginsIssue origin story]] of Maxwell Lord. He was a successful businessman, and found by chance the computer of Metron. Rather than using the computer for his purposes, the computer used Lord to TakeOverTheWorld (including his initial relations with the League). When he realized the true nature of the computer, Lord destroyed it, even if that meant that he would die afterwards because the computer was keeping him alive. The League found him and saved his life, and when the Martian Manhunter read Lord's mind and understanded the things he did. He left him with a JL card, as a token of his trust.
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The team was reuinted by JuddWinick in the well-received ''Justice League: Generation Lost'' mini-series, albeit with the new BlueBeetle and Rocket Red filling in for their deceased predecessors. This lead to a 2011 relaunch of ''Justice League International'', which featured many of the same characters, as well as Vixen, Godiva and August General in Iron.
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The team was reuinted reunoted by JuddWinick in the well-received ''Justice League: Generation Lost'' mini-series, maxi-series, albeit with the new BlueBeetle and Rocket Red filling in for their deceased predecessors. This lead to a 2011 relaunch of ''Justice League International'', which featured many of the same characters, as well as Vixen, Godiva and August General in Iron.
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* WouldHitAGirl: When he met the League, time-traveler Booster Gold defeated the Royal Flush Gang all by himself. When only Ten remains, she asks if he would dare hit a girl.
-->'''Booster Gold''': Well... You see, it's like this... Where I come from equality of the sexes is a given, so we can hit anyone.
-->'''Booster Gold''': Well... You see, it's like this... Where I come from equality of the sexes is a given, so we can hit anyone.
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* CasanovaWannabe: Booster Gold in France, in his civil clothing, tries to seduce a random French woman... and fails in 46 seconds, with Ted Kord laughing loudly. Even worse, that random woman was Katherine, but she does not recognize Gold in his super hero suit... until she passes by Blue Beetle, who's still laughing.
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* NeverLiveItDown: The series' frequent use of self-deprecating humor had a somewhat negative impact on the cast after the book was cancelled, with most of the characters branded as incompetent jokesters by their fellow superheroes. Blue Beetle was probably hit the hardest by this, being regarded as an annoying buffoon right up until his violent death.
** The Super Buddies mini-series essentially opened with a WhereAreTheyNow segment showing just how far most of the JLI members had fallen since their time on the League. For instance, Fire was reduced to operating a soft-core porn website, and L-Ron was now shown working at a burger joint.
** Though things did eventually get better for some of the members. Fire went on to join Checkmate after ''Super Buddies'', the team was eventually reformed during ''BrightestDay''.
** The Super Buddies mini-series essentially opened with a WhereAreTheyNow segment showing just how far most of the JLI members had fallen since their time on the League. For instance, Fire was reduced to operating a soft-core porn website, and L-Ron was now shown working at a burger joint.
** Though things did eventually get better for some of the members. Fire went on to join Checkmate after ''Super Buddies'', the team was eventually reformed during ''BrightestDay''.
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When Giffen and Dematteis left the series, they made a GrandFinale were the league lost the UN support and disbanded. Then, the League returned as the "Justice League Spectacular", with a standard super hero style. These folks returned in the miniseries "Formerly Known as the Justice League" and "I Can't Believe It's Not the Justice League". As the 'real' Justice League was now in operation, they were named "The Super Buddies" instead. The team was reunited in the ''Justice League: Generation Lost'' mini-series, and a new JLI title written by Dan Jurgens was launched during the 2011 post-''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}'' reboot. The 2011 series introduced new members Vixen, Godiva and August General in Iron into the JLI.
There is a new series being published now that completely reboots the team, led by Booster and with many of the same characters.
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When Giffen and Dematteis left the series, they made a GrandFinale were the league lost the UN support and disbanded. Then, the League returned as the "Justice League Spectacular", with a standard super hero style. These folks returned in the miniseries "Formerly Known as the Justice League" and "I Can't Believe It's Not the Justice League". As the 'real' Justice League was now in operation, they were named "The Super Buddies" instead.
The team wasreunited reuinted by JuddWinick in the well-received ''Justice League: Generation Lost'' mini-series, albeit with the new BlueBeetle and Rocket Red filling in for their deceased predecessors. This lead to a new JLI title written by Dan Jurgens was launched during the 2011 post-''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}'' reboot. The 2011 series introduced new members relaunch of ''Justice League International'', which featured many of the same characters, as well as Vixen, Godiva and August General in Iron into the JLI.
There is a new series being published now that completely reboots the team, led by Booster and with many of the same characters.Iron.
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When Giffen and Dematteis left the series, they made a GrandFinale were the league lost the UN support and disbanded. Then, the League returned as the "Justice League Spectacular", with a standard super hero style. These folks returned in the miniseries "Formerly Known as the Justice League" and "I Can't Believe It's Not the Justice League". As the 'real' Justice League was now in operation, they were named "The Super Buddies" instead.
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When Giffen and Dematteis left the series, they made a GrandFinale were the league lost the UN support and disbanded. Then, the League returned as the "Justice League Spectacular", with a standard super hero style. These folks returned in the miniseries "Formerly Known as the Justice League" and "I Can't Believe It's Not the Justice League". As the 'real' Justice League was now in operation, they were named "The Super Buddies" instead.
instead. The team was reunited in the ''Justice League: Generation Lost'' mini-series, and a new JLI title written by Dan Jurgens was launched during the 2011 post-''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}'' reboot. The 2011 series introduced new members Vixen, Godiva and August General in Iron into the JLI.
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** The Super Buddies mini-series essentially opened with a WhereAreTheyNow segment showing just how far most of the JLI members had fallen since their time on the League. For instance, Fire was reduced to operating a soft-core porn website, and L-Ron was now shown working at a burger joint.
** Though things did eventually get better for some of the members. Fire went on to join Checkmate after ''Super Buddies'', the team was eventually reformed during ''BrightestDay''.
** The Super Buddies mini-series essentially opened with a WhereAreTheyNow segment showing just how far most of the JLI members had fallen since their time on the League. For instance, Fire was reduced to operating a soft-core porn website, and L-Ron was now shown working at a burger joint.
** Though things did eventually get better for some of the members. Fire went on to join Checkmate after ''Super Buddies'', the team was eventually reformed during ''BrightestDay''.
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* SmashTheSymbol: So, first issue of a comic book making fun out of comic book tropes... who should they fight first? What about a terrorist theatening to blow up the United Nations? Nobody did that the previous three months...
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* CreatorCameo: The League complained several times about a bizarre comic book about them that was published. Gardner even destroyed their office, after feeling insulted.
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* DorkAge: Nearly every JLI character was either killed, turned evil, or otherwise made tragic during DanDidio's administration of DCComics. This earned them a lot of FanHate.
** The final Super Buddies series even made a TakeThat to IdentityCrisis by having a running gag in which Sue Dibny was believed to be pregnant (She was killed in IC while apparently being pregnant.)
** The final Super Buddies series even made a TakeThat to IdentityCrisis by having a running gag in which Sue Dibny was believed to be pregnant (She was killed in IC while apparently being pregnant.)
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* TheyJustDidntCare: The DC editors decided they needed a shocking revelation for Infinite Crisis and that Max having been evil all along was it, ''despite'' being aware it made no sense since not only had he [[TheAtoner proven himself by then]] but his thoughts had been read by MartianManhunter (and the readers).
