Justice League Unlimited #22 - DC

Again, this book is done in almost the exact same style as the cartoon. The difference being, the cartoon mostly seems to focus on 3 or 4 characters at a time. The Justice League has such a huge array of characters, you just want to see as many as possible. The book gives you character development on more per issue than per episode of the cartoon. The nice thing about this book also, is that it gives a little moral with each story. I'm sure that is for the kids, seeing that this book is probably targeted for pre-teen on up, but it's kind of nice to see those stories with a lesson. Also, this book is not just for kids. It's the Justice League. Everybody has a favorite character in here somewhere. They are also true to regular DC continuity. There's a little artistic license and stretching here and there. But, mostly the stories could fit anywhere in the DC universe. This issue focus' mainly on Gypsy. She's a leaguer from the Detroit Justice League. But she's fighting alongside Captain Atom, Mr. Terrific, Flash, Supergirl, Aztec, the Ray, and Huntress. So there's always a good mix of characters. Like I said for the Teen Titans, if you like the cartoon, but you haven't checked out the book yet, you should, you won't be dissapointed.