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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Katar and Shayera left the team.
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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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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' "real" Justice League was now in operation, they were named "The Super Buddies" ComicBook/SuperBuddies" instead.
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The team was reunited by Creator/JuddWinick in the well-received ''Justice League: Generation Lost'' maxi-series, albeit with the new ComicBook/BlueBeetle and Rocket Red filling in for their deceased predecessors. In 2011, DC's ComicBook/{{New 52}} relaunch rebooted DC's continuity. The JLI's history was completely removed from continuity, but a new ''Justice League International'' series was launched. It featured many of the same characters, as well as Comicbook/{{Vixen}}, Godiva and August General in Iron. Despite decent sales, the series was [[ExecutiveMeddling cancelled in order to launch]] a new ''Justice League of America'' title, and ended with an Annual issue in September 2012 to finish the story. After the ComicBook/DCRebirth crossover ''ComicBook/SupermanReborn'', the team original team's history was partly restored to canon.
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The team was reunited by Creator/JuddWinick in the well-received ''Justice League: Generation Lost'' ''ComicBook/JusticeLeagueGenerationLost'' maxi-series, albeit with the new ComicBook/BlueBeetle and Rocket Red filling in for their deceased predecessors. In 2011, DC's ComicBook/{{New 52}} relaunch rebooted DC's continuity. The JLI's history was completely removed from continuity, but a new ''Justice League International'' series was launched. It featured many of the same characters, as well as Comicbook/{{Vixen}}, Godiva and August General in Iron. Despite decent sales, the series was [[ExecutiveMeddling cancelled in order to launch]] a new ''Justice League of America'' title, and ended with an Annual issue in September 2012 to finish the story. After the ComicBook/DCRebirth crossover ''ComicBook/SupermanReborn'', the team original team's history was partly restored to canon.
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The team was reunited by Creator/JuddWinick in the well-received ''Justice League: Generation Lost'' maxi-series, albeit with the new ComicBook/BlueBeetle and Rocket Red filling in for their deceased predecessors. This lead to a 2011 ComicBook/{{New 52}} relaunch of ''Justice League International'', which featured many of the same characters, as well as Comicbook/{{Vixen}}, Godiva and August General in Iron. Despite decent sales, the latest series has since [[ExecutiveMeddling been cancelled in order to launch]] a new ''Justice League of America'' title, and ended with an Annual issue in September 2012 to finish the story.
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The team was reunited by Creator/JuddWinick in the well-received ''Justice League: Generation Lost'' maxi-series, albeit with the new ComicBook/BlueBeetle and Rocket Red filling in for their deceased predecessors. This lead to a 2011 In 2011, DC's ComicBook/{{New 52}} relaunch of rebooted DC's continuity. The JLI's history was completely removed from continuity, but a new ''Justice League International'', which International'' series was launched. It featured many of the same characters, as well as Comicbook/{{Vixen}}, Godiva and August General in Iron. Despite decent sales, the latest series has since was [[ExecutiveMeddling been cancelled in order to launch]] a new ''Justice League of America'' title, and ended with an Annual issue in September 2012 to finish the story.story. After the ComicBook/DCRebirth crossover ''ComicBook/SupermanReborn'', the team original team's history was partly restored to canon.
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** The Extremists arc is another contender, with 5 expies of well-known Marvel Supervillains from another dimension coming to the main DC universe, hell-bent on killing as many people as possible and holding the entire Earth under the threat of a barrage of nukes just to get their kicks. Like with the Despero arc, the League can't even beat them on their own, only saving the day with the help of a WaltDisney expy, ([[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer yes, seriously,]]) and new Leaguer, Silver Sorceress, though she had technically been in JLI since its earliest days, if not as a Leaguer. There a few other such stories aside from those two, and when these types of stories occurred, the general light & silly tone that the rest of the series exuded made the more serious tales all the more shocking.
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** The Extremists arc is another contender, with 5 expies of well-known Marvel Supervillains from another dimension coming to the main DC universe, hell-bent on killing as many people as possible and holding the entire Earth under the threat of a barrage of nukes just to get their kicks. Like with the Despero arc, the League can't even beat them on their own, only saving the day with the help of a WaltDisney Creator/WaltDisney expy, ([[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer yes, seriously,]]) and new Leaguer, Silver Sorceress, though she had technically been in JLI since its earliest days, if not as a Leaguer. There a few other such stories aside from those two, and when these types of stories occurred, the general light & silly tone that the rest of the series exuded made the more serious tales all the more shocking.
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** Dr. Fate's jab about SoCal being made up of mindless drones with no free will like the zombie-like people he was attacked by.
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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 Gardner is not. He stayed that way for several months (even across the ''ComicBook/{{Millennium}} crossover), and then returned to his true self against Lobo.
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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]].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 Gardner is not. He stayed that way for several months (even across the ''ComicBook/{{Millennium}} crossover), and then returned to his true self against Lobo.
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* LovingDetails: Trying to avenge an old friend, John is in the middle of a JackBauerInterrogationTechnique, and using a human disguise. Oh, look, here comes his [[HeterosexualLifePartners Heterosexual Life Partner]], Batman. He will surely tell him to stop, and to hold it.
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* TheDoorSlamsYou: John suffered one of those when searching for the League across several embassies.
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* NotMeThisTime: After a battle during the ''ComicBook/{{Invasion}}'' crossover, Mr. Miracle is cleaning the debris of a fallen alien starship, and Guy Gardner is kicking things around, with no regards for the possible consequences. Mr. Miracle tells him that if he's not careful he can make a big disaster, kicking things like that... and, suddenly, all the world turns black & white. But no, it wasn't because of Gardner, it was another attack of the aliens, which happened worldwide.
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** After a battle during the ''ComicBook/{{Invasion}}'' crossover, Mr. Miracle is cleaning the debris of a fallen alien starship, and Guy Gardner is kicking things around, with no regards for the possible consequences. Mr. Miracle tells him that if he's not careful he can make a big disaster, kicking things like that... and, suddenly, all the world turns black & white. But no, it wasn't because of Gardner, it was another attack of the aliens, which happened worldwide.
** Nemesis has been captured and jailed by the Soviets. Batman wants the League to invade Russia, go to that prison and help Nemesis to escape. Everyone tells him that no, that there are countless reasons against doing that... and then, Oberon announced that the president has called: a [[Comicbook/SuicideSquad group of villains]] is going to attack that very same prison, and the League has been summoned to provide protection. So, exactly what Batman wanted to do in the first place. Contrary to the rumors started by Blue Bettle, Batman did not pay those villains to do this.
** After a battle during the ''ComicBook/{{Invasion}}'' crossover, Mr. Miracle is cleaning the debris of a fallen alien starship, and Guy Gardner is kicking things around, with no regards for the possible consequences. Mr. Miracle tells him that if he's not careful he can make a big disaster, kicking things like that... and, suddenly, all the world turns black & white. But no, it wasn't because of Gardner, it was another attack of the aliens, which happened worldwide.
** Nemesis has been captured and jailed by the Soviets. Batman wants the League to invade Russia, go to that prison and help Nemesis to escape. Everyone tells him that no, that there are countless reasons against doing that... and then, Oberon announced that the president has called: a [[Comicbook/SuicideSquad group of villains]] is going to attack that very same prison, and the League has been summoned to provide protection. So, exactly what Batman wanted to do in the first place. Contrary to the rumors started by Blue Bettle, Batman did not pay those villains to do this.
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* ContinuitySnarl: The Annual 1 does not fit in the timeline of the ongoing regular issues. It can't be before #14, because Fire and Ice are already members. It can't be between #14 and #15, because the action continues right away, and the JLI can not be having a barbecue at Mister Miracle's garden while there is an alien invasion going on (we hope). And it can't be after #15, because Mister Miracle is captured and sent to Apokolips.
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* LoveTranscendsSpacetime: When they get out of hell, the guys end by accident in an alternate dimension filled with their evil counterparts. And Ralph discovered that he can not help but feel love for the alternate evil Sue. In a creepy and disturbing kind of way.
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* NeverLiveItDown: In-universe. If someone has to go through some embarrasing situation, be sure that someone will bring it up afterwards.
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* TheComicallySerious: Franchise/{{Batman}}, ComicBook/MartianManhunter, and, to a lesser extent, ComicBook/CaptainAtom.
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* SmallRoleBigImpact: Not intentional from the JLI, but Hawkman and Hawkgirl made just a brief cameo, and it later become the main source of the convoluted [[ContinuitySnarl/{{Hawkman}} Hawk-snarl]] of the nineties.
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* CaptainErsatz: Take a guess who the ''Scarlet Skier'' is a parody of. He tried really hard too. Took a correspondence course in {{melodrama}}. And to make it funnier, he's basically the only villain G'Nort ever defeated.
** General Glory is a rather blatant knock-off of ComicBook/CaptainAmerica.
** General Glory is a rather blatant knock-off of ComicBook/CaptainAmerica.
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* CaptainErsatz: Take a guess There were many characters modeled after others from Marvel Comics. First, the Justifiers (ComicBook/TheAvengers), who were Silver Sorceress, Blue Jay and Wandjina (ComicBook/ScarletWitch, [[ComicBook/AntMan Yellowjacket]] and [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]]; other Avengers appeared in backstories). The Silver Sorceress and Blue Jay even became members of the ''Scarlet Skier'' is a parody of. He tried really hard too. Took a correspondence course in {{melodrama}}. And to make it funnier, he's basically JLE. Their enemies were the only villain G'Nort ever defeated.
**Extremists (no specific Marvel group), composed of Lord Havoc (Doctor Doom), Dreamslayer ([[ComicBook/DoctorStrange Dormammu]]), Gorgon (ComicBook/DoctorOctopus), Tracer ([[ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} Sabretooth]]) and Dr. Diehard (ComicBook/{{Magneto}}). Then the Scarlet Skier (ComicBook/SilverSurfer) and his master Mr. Nebula (ComicBook/{{Galactus}}). And, finally, General Glory is a rather blatant knock-off of ComicBook/CaptainAmerica.(ComicBook/CaptainAmerica).
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* LawyerFriendlyCameo: There were many characters modeled after others from Marvel Comics. First, the Justifiers (ComicBook/TheAvengers), who were Silver Sorceress, Blue Jay and Wandjina (ComicBook/ScarletWitch, [[ComicBook/AntMan Yellowjacket]] and [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]]; other Avengers appeared in backstories). The Silver Sorceress and Blue Jay even became members of the JLE. Their enemies were the Extremists (no specific Marvel group), composed of Lord Havoc (Doctor Doom), Dreamslayer ([[ComicBook/DoctorStrange Dormammu]]), Gorgon (ComicBook/DoctorOctopus), Tracer ([[ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} Sabretooth]]) and Dr. Diehard (ComicBook/{{Magneto}}). Then the Scarlet Skier (ComicBook/SilverSurfer) and his master Mr. Nebula (ComicBook/{{Galactus}}). And, finally, General Glory (ComicBook/CaptainAmerica).
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** The Extremists arc is another contender, with 5 expies of well-known Marvel Ssupervillains from another dimension coming to the main DC universe, hell-bent on killing as many people as possible and holding the entire Earth under the threat of a barrage of nukes just to get their kicks. Like with the Despero arc, the League can't even beat them on their own, only saving the day with the help of a WaltDisney expy, ([[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer yes, seriously,]]) and new Leaguer, Silver Sorceress, though she had technically been in JLI since its earliest days, if not as a Leaguer. There a few other such stories aside from those two, and when these types of stories occurred, the general light & silly tone that the rest of the series exuded made the more serious tales all the more shocking.
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** The Extremists arc is another contender, with 5 expies of well-known Marvel Ssupervillains Supervillains from another dimension coming to the main DC universe, hell-bent on killing as many people as possible and holding the entire Earth under the threat of a barrage of nukes just to get their kicks. Like with the Despero arc, the League can't even beat them on their own, only saving the day with the help of a WaltDisney expy, ([[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer yes, seriously,]]) and new Leaguer, Silver Sorceress, though she had technically been in JLI since its earliest days, if not as a Leaguer. There a few other such stories aside from those two, and when these types of stories occurred, the general light & silly tone that the rest of the series exuded made the more serious tales all the more shocking.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Cap Atom. Early, Power Girl was injured fighting the Grey Man. Catherine, who at that point was still Cap's secretary, decided to go over his head and order a very dangerous surgery performed, as that was the only way to save Power Girl's life; Cap had been unable to bring himself to give the order because he was afraid it would kill her. She assumed that Cap would be furious and was prepared to tender her resignation. Instead, he just told her that she had made the right call and thanked her for doing it.
* UsefulNotes/RonaldReagan: Involved in the events of Nate's first ongoing.
* UsefulNotes/RonaldReagan: Involved in the events of Nate's first ongoing.
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* AllJustADream: Most of one issue consists of Max dreaming about being the violent superhero "Maximum Force"; he's relieved to wake up and realize none of it happened.
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* CoolAndUnusualPunishment: Max punished Beetle and Booster for spending and nearly loosing all of the League's funds for Club Justice League by making them clean the embassy, starting with Guy's room.
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** Blue Beetle was one for ComicBook/SpiderMan. The artist would even draw him crouching, running on all fours, and hanging upside-down for no reason.
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* RememberTheNewGuy: General Glory, a CaptainAmerica parody. Justified since knowledge of his existence was actively suppressed by the government, leading most people to assume he was just a comic book character.
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* RememberTheNewGuy: General Glory, a CaptainAmerica ComicBook/CaptainAmerica parody. Justified since knowledge of his existence was actively suppressed by the government, leading most people to assume he was just a comic book character.
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* LawyerFriendlyCameo: There were many characters modeled after others from Marvel Comics. First, the Justifiers (ComicBook/TheAvengers), who were Silver Sorceress, Blue Jay and Wandjina (ComicBook/ScarletWitch, [[ComicBook/AntMan Yellowjacket]] and [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]]; other Avengers appeared in backstories). The Silver Sorceress and Blue Jay even became members of the JLE. Their enemies were the Extremists (no specific Marvel group), composed of Lord Havoc (SelfDemonstrating/DoctorDoom), Dreamslayer ([[ComicBook/DoctorStrange Dormammu]]), Gorgon (ComicBook/DoctorOctopus), Tracer ([[ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} Sabretooth]]) and Dr. Diehard (ComicBook/{{Magneto}}). Then the Scarlet Skier (ComicBook/SilverSurfer) and his master Mr. Nebula (ComicBook/{{Galactus}}). And, finally, General Glory (ComicBook/CaptainAmerica).
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* LawyerFriendlyCameo: There were many characters modeled after others from Marvel Comics. First, the Justifiers (ComicBook/TheAvengers), who were Silver Sorceress, Blue Jay and Wandjina (ComicBook/ScarletWitch, [[ComicBook/AntMan Yellowjacket]] and [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]]; other Avengers appeared in backstories). The Silver Sorceress and Blue Jay even became members of the JLE. Their enemies were the Extremists (no specific Marvel group), composed of Lord Havoc (SelfDemonstrating/DoctorDoom), (Doctor Doom), Dreamslayer ([[ComicBook/DoctorStrange Dormammu]]), Gorgon (ComicBook/DoctorOctopus), Tracer ([[ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} Sabretooth]]) and Dr. Diehard (ComicBook/{{Magneto}}). Then the Scarlet Skier (ComicBook/SilverSurfer) and his master Mr. Nebula (ComicBook/{{Galactus}}). And, finally, General Glory (ComicBook/CaptainAmerica).
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** Hawkman was one toward the SilverAge in general. He became so disgusted with the brash, crude nature of his teammates that he quit the League in a matter of days.
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** Hawkman was one toward the SilverAge UsefulNotes/{{the Silver Age|of Comic Books}} in general. He became so disgusted with the brash, crude nature of his teammates that he quit the League in a matter of days.
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* LawyerFriendlyCameo: There were many characters modeled after others from Marvel Comics. First, the Justifiers (ComicBook/TheAvengers), who were Silver Sorceress, Blue Jay and Wandjina (ScarletWitch, [[ComicBook/AntMan Yellowjacket]] and [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]]; other Avengers appeared in backstories). The Silver Sorceress and Blue Jay even became members of the JLE. Their enemies were the Extremists (no specific Marvel group), composed of Lord Havoc (SelfDemonstrating/DoctorDoom), Dreamslayer ([[ComicBook/DoctorStrange Dormammu]]), Gorgon (ComicBook/DoctorOctopus), Tracer ([[ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} Sabretooth]]) and Dr. Diehard (ComicBook/{{Magneto}}). Then the Scarlet Skier (ComicBook/SilverSurfer) and his master Mr. Nebula (ComicBook/{{Galactus}}). And, finally, General Glory (ComicBook/CaptainAmerica).
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* LawyerFriendlyCameo: There were many characters modeled after others from Marvel Comics. First, the Justifiers (ComicBook/TheAvengers), who were Silver Sorceress, Blue Jay and Wandjina (ScarletWitch, (ComicBook/ScarletWitch, [[ComicBook/AntMan Yellowjacket]] and [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]]; other Avengers appeared in backstories). The Silver Sorceress and Blue Jay even became members of the JLE. Their enemies were the Extremists (no specific Marvel group), composed of Lord Havoc (SelfDemonstrating/DoctorDoom), Dreamslayer ([[ComicBook/DoctorStrange Dormammu]]), Gorgon (ComicBook/DoctorOctopus), Tracer ([[ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} Sabretooth]]) and Dr. Diehard (ComicBook/{{Magneto}}). Then the Scarlet Skier (ComicBook/SilverSurfer) and his master Mr. Nebula (ComicBook/{{Galactus}}). And, finally, General Glory (ComicBook/CaptainAmerica).
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* OnlySaneMan: Franchise/{{Batman}} originally, followed by ComicBook/MartianManhunter once Bats started appearing less frequently. ComicBook/CaptainAtom filled this role once the League split and he went to Europe.
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* OnlySaneMan: Franchise/{{Batman}} originally, followed by ComicBook/MartianManhunter once Bats started appearing less frequently. ComicBook/CaptainAtom filled this role once the League split and he went to Europe. Hawkman as well.
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* LawyerFriendlyCameo: There were many characters modeled after others from Marvel Comics. First, the Justifiers (ComicBook/TheAvengers), who were Silver Sorceress, Blue Jay and Wandjina (ScarletWitch, [[ComicBook/AntMan Yellowjacket]] and [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]]; other Avengers appeared in backstories). The Silver Sorceress and Blue Jay even became members of the JLE. Their enemies were the Extremists (no specific Marvel group), composed of Lord Havoc (SelfDemonstrating/DoctorDoom), Dreamslayer ([[ComicBook/DoctorStrange Dormammu]]), Gorgon (ComicBook/DoctorOctopus), Tracer ([[ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} Sabretooth]]) and Dr. Diehard (SelfDemonstrating/{{Magneto}}). Then the Scarlet Skier (ComicBook/SilverSurfer) and his master Mr. Nebula (ComicBook/{{Galactus}}). And, finally, General Glory (ComicBook/CaptainAmerica).
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* LawyerFriendlyCameo: There were many characters modeled after others from Marvel Comics. First, the Justifiers (ComicBook/TheAvengers), who were Silver Sorceress, Blue Jay and Wandjina (ScarletWitch, [[ComicBook/AntMan Yellowjacket]] and [[ComicBook/TheMightyThor Thor]]; other Avengers appeared in backstories). The Silver Sorceress and Blue Jay even became members of the JLE. Their enemies were the Extremists (no specific Marvel group), composed of Lord Havoc (SelfDemonstrating/DoctorDoom), Dreamslayer ([[ComicBook/DoctorStrange Dormammu]]), Gorgon (ComicBook/DoctorOctopus), Tracer ([[ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} Sabretooth]]) and Dr. Diehard (SelfDemonstrating/{{Magneto}}).(ComicBook/{{Magneto}}). Then the Scarlet Skier (ComicBook/SilverSurfer) and his master Mr. Nebula (ComicBook/{{Galactus}}). And, finally, General Glory (ComicBook/CaptainAmerica).
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The Justice League International (or "JLI") was the PostCrisis ComicBook/PostCrisis version of the Franchise/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica. Starting with ''Justice League'' #1 (May, 1987), it gained its more familiar title with issue #7 (November, 1987).
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* TheComicallySerious: Franchise/{{Batman}}, ComicBook/MartianManhunter, and, to a lesser extent, CaptainAtom.
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** Everyone: "Get that camera out of my face!"
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** Also Everyone: "Get that camera out of my face!"
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