The Justice League has recently begun a new era in comics, with the team heading towards a true "unlimited" future, according to one iconic DC writer.

Justice League Unlimited #1 written by Mark Waid, with art by Dan Mora, and color by Tamra Bonvillain sets up the new paradigm for DC's premiere superhero team. Waid spoke with Screen Rant about ...

Luckily, the recently-launched Justice League Unlimited is an antidote for these concerns and is a great starting point for JL newcomers.

After a more than two-year absence, DC Comics is finally bringing back the Justice League in the aftermath of the Absolute Power crossover.

The modern version of Lex Luthor is based on Trump, yet he’s been posing as the Man of Steel for decades. Here’s a timeline ...

Justice League Unlimited to feature rotating team of World’s Finest In an interview on the DC Comics website, Mark Waid noted that the unified front presented in Justice League Unlimited is a ...

Justice League Unlimited #1 hits comic stores on November 27th. Are you excited for Justice League Unlimited? You can talk all things comics with me on Threads and Twitter @mattaguilarcb!

Justice League Unlimited feels immense in scale while also honing in on the humanity and compassion that have inspired so much admiration over the years, and visually it’s simply second to none.

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The Legion of Doom crashes into Justice League Unlimited #6, but something's not quite right with these classic villains. Check out the preview here at Bleeding Cool!

Justice League Unlimited #1 hits stores this week, expanding the team to face a post-Darkseid universe. But is a bigger League ready for the challenges ahead?