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'Justice League: The One Man
Justice League'
Written by Dalmatian Press Staff, Brian Augustyn, Craig
Rousseau (Illustrator), Andy Mangrum (Illustrator)
Paperback: 24 pages
Publisher: Dalmatian Press; (April 2003)
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'Justice League: The Swarm'
Written by Dalmatian Press
Paperback: 24 pages
Publisher: Dalmatian Press; (April, 2003)
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'Justice League: Mirror Mirror'
Written by Dalmatian Press
Paperback: 24 pages
Publisher: Dalmatian Press; (June 2003)
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'Justice League: Sticker Story
Book to Color with Giant Stickers: One-Way Ticket to Wonderworld'
Written by Dalmatian Press
Paperback: 16 pages
Publisher: Dalmatian Press; (April, 2003)
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How to Draw: Justice League
Reading level: Ages 9-12
Paperback: 32 pages
Publisher: Scholastic (February 1, 2004)
The Justice League. Seven of the world's greatest superheroes
united in the fight for truth, justice, and freedom. Superman.
Batman. Wonder Woman. Green Lantern. The Flash. Martian
Manhunter. Hawkgirl. Together they are Earth's first, last, and
best line of defense when danger threatens.
Now you can learn how to draw these superheroes and create your
own exciting stories. Everything you need to know is in this
book. Are you ready to join the Justice League? Then this is the
book for you.
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'Justice League: Big Best Book
to Color: Truth, Justice and Freedom'
Written by Dalmatian Press
Paperback: 96 pages
Publisher: Dalmatian Press; (April, 2003)
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Justice League: Mad Libs
Publisher: Price Stern Sloan
Children's 9-12
Publication Date: April 2004
Pages: 48
The world's greatest team of super heroes can be found in
Justice League Mad Libs! Featuring all your favorites--Superman,
Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Green Lantern, Martian
Manhunter, and Hawkgirl. Justice League Mad Libs is sure to
excite, entertain and bring you where these super heroes have
yet to go! With the hit cartoon airing weekday afternoons on the
Cartoon Network, and new episodes launching this spring, Mad
Libs and the Justice League are a perfect match!
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Justice League: The Animated
Series Guide
Written by Jason Hall
Reading level: Ages 9-12
Hardcover: 48 pages
DK Publishing Inc (September 20, 2004)
With insights into a timeless cast of characters-including
superheroes such as Superman and Wonder Woman and villains such
as Solomon Grundy and The Shade - Justice League: The Animated
Series Guide is a super-cool resource for fans of the popular
series.
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Bantam Justice League Series
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'Justice League: Secret Origins'
(Book I)
Written by Michael Teitelbaum
Paperback: 176 pages
Publisher: Bantam Books; (August 6, 2002)
Other Versions: Audio CD (Abridged)
They are the world's greatest super heroes, fighting endlessly
to defend Earth. But some threats are too big for just one hero.
When an alien invasion threatens our planet, they must join
together as the Justice League. But can they fend off the
unstoppable invading armada in time?
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'Justice League: In Blackest
Night' (Book II)
Written by Michael Jan Friedman
Paperback: 144 pages
Publisher: Bantam Books; (August 6, 2002)
Other Versions: Audio CD (Abridged)
In the middle of a battle pitting the Justice League against a
solar-powered computer with a will of its own, Green Lantern
blacks out. When he wakes up, he has the strangest feeling. Was
he fighting evil in his unconsciousness or did something more
sinister occur? An original story based on Cartoon Network's
newest hit series.
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'Justice League: Wings of War'
(Book III)
Written by Michael Jan Friedman
Paperback: 128 pages
Publisher: Random House Children's Books; (November 12, 2002)
Other Versions: Audio CD (Abridged)
Batman prefers to work alonebut the Justice League needs him to
be a team player if theyre going to keep the World Assembly
meeting peaceful. With tensions simmering between two European
countries, Batman follows his own instincts instead of working
with the group. Hawkgirl demands to go with him, determined to
help. But with two clashing styles of fighting, theyre going to
have to learn to deal with each other before they can save the
world. And that might take more time than the World Assembly can
spare.
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'Justice League: The Gauntlant'
(Book IV)
Written by Louise Simonson
Paperback: 144 pages
Publisher: Bantam Books; (August 6, 2002)
Other Versions: Audio CD (Abridged)
The arch-villain Darkseid has captured Wonder Woman and locked
her up in a filthy dungeon on the planet Apokolips. He hopes to
break her will and use her against Superman and the Justice
League. Robbed of her armor and her magic lasso, it takes all of
Dianas power to resist her captor, knowing she must escape soon
or betray her friends. As she musters her strength to break
free, Wonder Woman must prove to herself that she is a super
hero with or without her magical weaponsor die trying.
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'Justice League: Red Justice'
(Book V)
Written by Michael Teitelbaum
Paperback: 176 pages
Publisher: Random House Children's Books; (March 2003)
Other Versions: Audio CD (Abridged)
The Justice League has been called to the Ural Mountains in
Russia where a decaying nuclear reactor threatens to melt down.
The heroes are able to shut down the reactor, but in doing so
they also cut off the power to a long-forgotten cryogenic lab
hidden deep under the mountains. A group of genetically
engineered meta-humans frozen in the lab are revived. Code-named
Red Dawn, they are endowed with powers that rival and mirror
those of the Justice League. The Justice League has finally met
its matchunless the Flash can save them in time.
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'Justice League: Wild at Heart'
(Book VI)
Written by Louise Simonson
Paperback: 160 pages
Publisher: Bantam Books; (March 2003)
Other Versions: Audio CD (Abridged)
The only way Mongul can regain the crown of War World is to
fight Superman againand win. So he dispatches the bounty hunter
Lobo to Earth to bring the Man of Steel back. Lobo finds
Superman, and after theyve fought to a stand-off, he holds up a
remote control and tells Superman that hes hidden a
thermonuclear device somewhere on Earth. Unless Superman goes
with him, the planet will be dust. Superman surrenders and
accompanies Lobo on an interstellar law-breaking spree, to the
confusion of the rest of the Justice League. But Superman has a
plan. Superman always has a plan.
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'Justice League: A League of His
Own' (Book VII)
Written by Michael Teitelbaum, Jan Friedman
Paperback: 128 pages
Publisher: Random House Children's Books; (November 11th,
2003)
Other Versions: N/A
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'Justice League: Golden
Opportunity' (Book VIII)
Written by Michael Teitelbaum
Paperback: 128 pages
Publisher: Bantam Books; (September 9th, 2003)
Other Versions: N/A
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'Justice League: Speed Trap'
(Book IX)
Written by Michael Teitelbaum, Brian Augustyn (Illustrator)
Paperback: 128 pages
Publisher: Random House Children's Books; (November 11th,
2003)
Other Versions: N/A
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'Justice League: No Man is an
Island' (Book X)
Written by Alan Grant
Paperback: 128 pages
Publisher: Bantam Books; (August 2003)
Other Versions: N/A
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