JLA Vol 1 32

"Inside Job"

Part of the "[[No Man's Land]]" event.

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Inside Job

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War? Then you're up against the wrong army. Send a message back to your masters if you can. Tell them that if we have to stand guard around the clock against you and your ilk...the JLA will not cede Gotham. You think you're everywhere? Well...we are too.

— Superman

JLA #32 is an issue of the series JLA (Volume 1) with a cover date of August, 1999.

Synopsis for "Inside Job"

The criminal organization known as Locus takes advantage of the No Man's Land edict in Gotham City. They release Genanite spores into the population, which infect the bloodstreams of humans and transforms them into robotic drones. Superman monitors the situation from the Ionosphere while the Huntress is in the thick of things, trying to quell angry mobs and opportunists in Gotham.

The JLA begin tracking down carriers of the Genanite spores and the Martian Manhunter suspects that these drones may even exist within the halls of power in Congress. Orion and the Flash are both infected with the spores, but the JLA are able to treat them in time. Superman tracks down the architects behind Locus and tells them that the JLA will not cede Gotham to their whims.

Appearing in "Inside Job"

Featured Characters:

JLA
- Aquaman (Flashback and main story)
- Batman
- Big Barda
- Flash (Wally West)
- Green Lantern Kyle Rayner
- Huntress
- Martian Manhunter (Flashback and main story)
- Oracle (Behind the scenes)
- Orion
- Plastic Man
- Steel
- Superman
- Wonder Woman
- Zauriel

Antagonists:

Locus (Flashback and main story)

Other Characters:

Black Canary (Flashback only)
Darkseid (Mentioned only)
Flash (Barry Allen) (Flashback only)
Green Lantern Hal Jordan (Flashback only)
Hera (Mentioned only)
I. Q. (Mentioned only)
Izaya (Mentioned only)
Kobra (Mentioned only)

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Notes

This issue is reprinted in the JLA: Justice for All trade paperback.
The JLA first dealt with Locus in JLA: Year One (Volume 1).
Despite not being labeled or tagged to the No Man's Land storyline, it should be considered as a tie-in. The events of this issue happen between Detective Comics #735 and Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #121.

Trivia

There is a reference to the phrase "This looks like a job for Superman" from the Superman Serial. It is spoken by Huntress.

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No Man's Land Crossover

This issue is a part of the Batman: No Man's Land crossover that swept through all Batman Family Titles during 1999. Gotham City was declared by the President to be no longer a part of the United States after the combined disasters of Contagion, Legacy and Cataclysm.
This template will categorize articles that include it into the "No Man's Land" crossover category.

Road to No Man's Land

Azrael #47 • Azrael #48 • Batman #560 • Batman #561 • Detective Comics #727 • Detective Comics #728 • Shadow of the Bat #80 • Shadow of the Bat #81 • Shadow of the Bat #82 • Batman #562 • Detective Comics #729 • Azrael #49

Crossovers

JLA Vol 1 32

Contents

Synopsis for "Inside Job"

Appearing in "Inside Job"

Notes

Trivia

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