This was fun. Obviously if you're going to read this prepare for lots of cheese. This was written in the 60's so a lot of the dialogue is super cliche and overdone. The plots sometimes have holes and sometimes thing seem to happen for no reason. I thought it was pretty funny that anytime Green Lantern was involved the bad guys just happened to be yellow, so he couldn't use his power directly against them. The Snapper guy is probably the strangest part of the whole thing. He's just a normal guy who snaps a lot, for some reason he's an honorary member of the JLA.

I loved how they handled Black Lightning. He plays the part of being a semi-ignorant, hot-headed, "jive-talking" black man but in real life he's a teacher. Not sure exactly why he's playing that part but at least they stepped away from stereotyping him completely. He also fights a villain who's black and that villain tries to play the race card with him and he's not having it.

One thing I noticed is that these older comics have a lot more text than newer comics. They always have the villains describing their master plan and this wonderful alliteration when referring to the characters, "dastardly duo" type of stuff. It's hilarious. ( )