Justice League Task Force Vol 1 16

"Losers!": Triumph tries to convince the Leaguers of the importance of his message, but ends up fighting them, a fight only brought to an end by the appearance of Arion on the scene. The group slowly makes its way to Washington DC, in ti

"Losers!"
Part of the "Zero Hour" event.
Cover
Justice League Task Force Vol 1 #16
September, 1994
Cover Artists	Sal Velluto Jeff Albrecht
Losers!
Writers	Christopher Priest
Pencilers	Greg LaRocque
Inkers	Rich Rankin
Colorists	David Grafe
Letterers	Bob Pinaha
Editors	Brian Augustyn Ruben Diaz
Previous Issue	Justice League Task Force # 15
Next Issue	Justice League Task Force #0

I came looking for heroes--instead I found these guys.

— Triumph

Justice League Task Force #16 is an issue of the series Justice League Task Force (Volume 1) with a cover date of September, 1994.

Synopsis for "Losers!"

Triumph tries to convince the Leaguers of the importance of his message, but ends up fighting them, a fight only brought to an end by the appearance of Arion on the scene. The group slowly makes its way to Washington DC, in time meeting up with the Martian Manhunter. Suddenly, Fire makes a connection with something Arion said, and realizes that Triumph could well be telling the absolute truth.

Appearing in "Losers!"

Featured Characters:

• Justice League International
  • Elongated Man
  • Crimson Fox
  • Tasmanian Devil
  • Despero (L-Ron)
  • Fire
  • Martian Manhunter

Supporting Characters:

• Triumph
• Sue Dibny (Behind the scenes)

Antagonists:

• Plasma Men

Other Characters:

• Justice League of America (Flashback only)
  • Superman (Flashback only)
  • Flash (Flashback only)
  • Green Lantern (Flashback only)
  • Aquaman (Flashback only)
  • Black Canary (Flashback only)
• Arion the Immortal
• Chaon

Locations:

• New York City
  • Justice League Embassy
• Washington, D.C.

Items:

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Vehicles:

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Notes

• The story continues from Justice League America #92 and is continued in Justice League International (Volume 2) #68.
• Part of the Zero Hour crossover event.
• This issue is reprinted in Zero Hour: Crisis in Time 25th Anniversary Omnibus.

See Also

• Cover gallery for the Justice League Task Force series
• Images from Justice League Task Force Vol 1 16

Recommended Reading

• Justice League Recommended Reading
  • Justice League of America (Volume 1)
  • Justice League of America (Volume 2)
  • Justice League of America (Volume 3)
  • Justice League of America (Volume 4)
  • Justice League of America (Volume 5)
  • JLA (Volume 1)
  • Justice League (Volume 1)
  • Justice League (Volume 2)
  • Justice League (Volume 3)
  • Justice League (Volume 4)
  • Justice League International (Volume 1)
  • Justice League International (Volume 2)
  • Justice League International (Volume 3)
  • Justice League Europe (Volume 1)
  • Justice League America (Volume 1)
  • Justice League Task Force (Volume 1)
  • Justice League Quarterly (Volume 1)
  • Justice League Dark (Volume 1)
  • Justice League Dark (Volume 2)
  • Extreme Justice (Volume 1)
  • Justice League Elite (Volume 1)
  • Justice League Odyssey (Volume 1)

Links and References

Zero Hour Crossover The events from this issue or series are related to Zero Hour: Crisis in Time!, or its successor event Zero Month. This template will automatically categorize articles that include it into the Zero Hour category. Core Issues Zero Hour: Crisis in Time #4 • Zero Hour: Crisis in Time #3 • Zero Hour: Crisis in Time #2 • Zero Hour: Crisis in Time #1 • Zero Hour: Crisis in Time #0 Tie-Ins Action Comics #703 • Adventures of Superman #516 • Anima #7 • Batman #511 • Batman: Shadow of the Bat #31 • Catwoman (Volume 2) #14 • Damage #6 • Darkstars #24 • Detective Comics #678 • The Flash (Volume 2) #94 • Green Arrow (Volume 2) #90 • Green Lantern (Volume 3) #55 • Guy Gardner: Warrior #24 • Hawkman (Volume 3) #13 • Justice League America #92 • Justice League International (Volume 2) #68 • Justice League Task Force #16 • L.E.G.I.O.N. #70 • Legionnaires #18 • Legion of Super-Heroes (Volume 4) #61 • Outsiders (Volume 2) #11 • Robin (Volume 2) #10 • Showcase '94 #8 • Showcase '94 #9 • Showcase '94 #10 • Superboy (Volume 4) #8} • Superman (Volume 2) #93 • Superman: The Man of Steel #37 • Team Titans #24 • Valor #23 Zero Month Action Comics #0 • Adventures of Superman #0 • Anima #0 • Aquaman (Volume 5) #0 • Batman #0 • Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #0 • Batman: Shadow of the Bat #0 • Catwoman (Volume 2) #0 • Damage #0 • Darkstars #0 • Deathstroke the Hunted #0 • The Demon (Volume 3) #0 • Detective Comics #0 • Fate #0 • The Flash (Volume 2) #0 • Green Arrow (Volume 2) #0 • Green Lantern (Volume 3) #0 • Gunfire #0 • Guy Gardner: Warrior #0 • Hawkman (Volume 3) #0 • Justice League America #0 • Justice League Task Force #0 • Legionnaires #0 • Legion of Super-Heroes (Volume 4) #0 • Lobo (Volume 2) #0 • Manhunter (Volume 2) #0 • New Titans #0 • Outsiders (Volume 2) #0 • Primal Force #0 • The Ray (Volume 2) #0 • R.E.B.E.L.S. #0 • Robin (Volume 2) #0 • Spectre (Volume 3) #0 • Starman (Volume 2) #0 • Steel (Volume 2) #0 • Superboy (Volume 4) #0 • Superman (Volume 2) #0 • Superman: The Man of Steel #0 • Wonder Woman (Volume 2) #0 • Xenobrood #0

Justice League Origins Origin stories for how the Justice League of America came together have had multiple retellings over the years. Although numerous attempts have been made at writing a definitive origin story, the true history of the team has spanned many decades and many changes. Key Issues Justice League of America #9 · Justice League of America #144 · Secret Origins (Volume 2) #32 · Justice League Task Force #16 · Superman: The Man of Steel Annual #4 · JLA: Year One (Volume 1) · JLA Incarnations #1 · Justice League of America (Volume 2) #0 · 52 #51 · Justice League of America (Volume 2) #12 · DC Universe Legacies #3 · Justice League (Volume 2) #1 –#6