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JLA: World Without Grown-Ups (1998)

JLA: World Without Grown-Ups #2

DC Comics · September 1998

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About this issue

Penciller
Humberto Ramos and Mike McKone
Inker
Mark McKenna and Paul Neary
Colorist
Jason Wright
Letterer
John Workman
Cover
Humberto Ramos, Mark McKenna, Mike McKone, and Wayne Faucher
Editor
Eddie Berganza
Color Separations
Digital Chameleon
Executive Editor
Mike Carlin
Characters
Aquaman, Bart Allen, Batman, Bedlam (DC), Big Barda, Captain Marvel (DC), Gorilla Grodd, Joker, Kyle Rayner, Lex Luthor, Martian Manhunter, Max Mercury, Metallo, Plastic Man, Red Tornado, Steel (John Henry Irons), Superboy (Kon-El), Superman, Tim Drake, Wally West, Wonder Woman, and Zauriel
Teams
D.E.O., Justice League, and Young Justice
Cover date
September 1998
Cover price
$4.95
UPC
76194121410800211
Pages
52
Rating
Unknown

The heroes of the DC Universe find themselves separated by a mysterious force in the conclusion of the miniseries that introduces DC's newest super-team, Young Justice! Having said his magic word, Billy Batson is lightning-bolted to the AdultWorld, but much to his surprise he has not been transformed to Captain Marvel. On KidWorld, Robin, Superboy and Impulse go after the cause of all their troubles, the kid villain Bedlam. He's using the JLA's original cave headquarters as his stronghold, and to keep the youthful heroes away, he's using junior versions of the Joker, Metallo and Gorilla Grodd as guards. The JLA can't help the kids, and if the kids don't win, the two worlds will remain permanently separate. But the scariest thing is that the key to victory may lie in the hands of DC's most reckless youth...Impulse.