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About this issue
- Writer
- Mark Waid and Michael Jan Friedman
- Artist
- Mike Mayhew
- Penciller
- Mike Wieringo and Tony Daniel
- Inker
- Dan Davis, Frank Percy, Ken Branch, and Mike Christian
- Colorist
- Glenn Whitmore and Tom McCraw
- Letterer
- Albert De Guzman, Bob Pinaha, John Workman, and Willie Schubert
- Cover
- Ken Branch
- Characters
- Amazo, Atom Smasher, Blue Beetle (Kord), Booster Gold, Claire Montgomery, Doctor Light (Hoshi), Echo (Conglomerate), Fire, Ghast, Guy Gardner, Hardline, Ice (DC), Jesse Chambers, Metamorpho, Praxis, Templar (Brandywine), Wally Tortollini, and Wally West
- Teams
- Justice League Europe, Justice League International, and The Conglomerate
- Cover date
- September 1993
- Cover price
- $3.50
- Pages
- 84
- Rating
- CCA
JLQ kicks off its third year with three bold new stories. In the lead feature, a new look is introduced for an original JLA foe as the new Amazo rampages through Manhattan, demanding his revenge against the JLA, but since they are out of town, it's up to the new Conglomerate to stop him. Written by Mark Waid, with art by Dan Rodriguez and Ken Branch. Praxis continues to follow the twisted trail of a serial-killer sorcerer, but with time running out and the bodies piling up, Praxis may have to risk using his own terrifying magic to resolve this mess. Written by Michael Jan Friedman, with art by Mike Mayhew and Dan Davis. Plus, Dr. Light and Ice go "On the Road," but their desert vacation is plagued by continuous misfortune. Written by Kim Fryer, with art by Mike Wieringo and Mike Christian.