This was a fine attempt to tell a story that could have been good. The problem is that the writers don't tell us one NEW thing that fans of the Justice League need to know. Why not tell us how Black Canary manages to keep that blonde wig on? Instead of making details of the DC Universe more clear, the book actually creates more inconsistencies. Superman and Batman are so distanced from the league that it's hard to imagine them ever becoming involved. A half-hearted attempt to make Green Arrow a more important player is made but this branch of the story is left undeveloped. The most troubling problem has to do with the time period that the story does/does not take place in. Since so many of the revised versions of the league take place in contemporary periods then shouldn't that put this one about twenty or thirty years before other incarnations? If you're a fan you'll probably still buy it, but you'll feel a littled cheated. Don't say I didn't warn you!