This issue actually had a pretty decent message for the kids. Gorilla Grodd decides he's going to take down the Justice League. So he steals an armored car, and then, in a tractor-beam or something, he holds it over the streets of Metropolis. Then, of course, in comes the Justice League. His plan was never really to steal the Platinum in the truck . . he just wanted something to draw in the heroes, and then he turns another beam on them that turns off all of their powers. This was his real goal, so that the team of henchmen that he had assembled could ransack the city without any repercussions. But, what this issue really showed was that it's not the powers that make the hero. Even without their powers, they were doing everything they could to save the citizens that were caught in the cross-fire of Grodd's schemes. Even at the risk of their own lives. They never even hesitate. Anyways, like I said, it had a nice moral. I thought. I really enjoy the Johnny DC line . . especially Teen Titans Go!, and Justice League Unlimited. I think they're good solid stories for the kids. Keep it up!
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