Justice League of America: That Was Now, This Is Then
"Lots of fun as we bounce back and forth between the past story and now for a great big save-the-world, everybody-gets-to-do-something, action-adventure that reminds me of both the Justice League cartoon and how much fun the JLA can be when somebody remembers we read about them because they are super heroes, not because they have lots of angst and personal problems." --Travis Hiltz, goodreads.com"Five Stars.The modern JLA finds themselves facing off against a new foe that actually turns out to be an old foe in a new form. As such, we are treated to a 'Lost' style flashback-tinged story that shows how the original JLA faced down Titus and thought they'd killed him while showing how the modern team is attempting to do the same. A nice, self-contained story that shows both versions of the JLA at their best, with great artwork by Byrne to top it all off." --genxcomics.com"[The story] centers around some of  the core characters in the DC Universe--Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Green Lantern, Green Arrow, Manhunter, Aquaman, and Black Canary--battling in both past and present against the alien strongman called Titus.  Because of the flashbacks involved in the story, we get to see old favorites Barry Allen and Hal Jordan in action as The Flash and Green Lantern.I'm a big fan of the classic Justice League--and if you are, too, I think there's a  good chance you'd like this yarn a lot." --James Reasoner