Justice League of America (Vol 1 1960) Issues 51-100
During issues 51-100 of the Justice League of America, Gardner Fox continued to shape the series with his compelling storytelling, later joined by Denny O'Neil and Mike Friedrich up to issue 101. The artistic efforts during this period were spearheaded by Mike Sekowsky, with subsequent key contributions from Carmine Infantino, Dick Dillin, Neal Adams, and Joe Kubert, each bringing their unique styles to the evolving narratives. This era is noted for its rich and diverse story arcs that pushed the boundaries of team-based superhero action while deepening the exploration of individual character arcs and dynamics within the League. These issues included significant storylines that expanded the JLA’s interactions with new villains and complex global threats, cementing the series' status as a seminal work in the superhero genre. Key Issues include;
#51 - 1st appearance of Allura
#55 - 1st Silver Age appearance of Golden Age Robin. 1st appearances of Gem Girl, How Chu, Money Master & Smashing Sportsman
#56 - 1st Silver Age appearance of Golden Age Wonder Woman. Classic JLA vs JSA battle.
#64 - 1st appearance & Origin of Silver Age Red Tornado
#73 - 1st Silver Age appearance of Golden Age Superman
#74 - Death of the first Black Canary
#75 - 1st appearance and origin of the second Black Canary, joins JLA
#82 - 1st Silver Age appearance of Golden Age Batman
#87 - 1st appearance of the Heroes of Angor - Silver Sorceress, Blue Jay, Wandjina, Jack B Quick
#91 - 1st meeting of the Golden & Silver Age Robin
#94 - 1st appearance of Merlyn
#95 - Origins of Dr Fate & Dr Midnite
#96 - 1st appearance of Starbreaker, Origin of Hourman & Wildcat
#100 - 1st meeting of Golden & Silver Age Wonder Woman, 1st appearance of Nebula Man
