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Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow

Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow Vol. 2 #0

SeriesJustice League Of America
NumberVol. 2 #0
PublisherDC Comics
Date2006-09
TypeComic Book, Softcover
LanguageEnglish
ArtistEric Wight, Dick Giordano, Tony Harris, George Perez, J.H. Williams III*, Luke McDonnell, Paul Newman, Gene Ha, Rags Morales, Ethan Van Sciver, Kevin Maguire, Adam Kubert, Dan Jurgens, Kevin Nowlan, Jim Lee, Howard Porter, Dexter Vines, Andy Kubert, Jesse Delperdang, Phil Jimenez, Andy Lanning, Ed Benes, Sandra Hope
Assistant EditorJeanine Schaeffer*
ColoristAlex Sinclair
Cover ArtistMichael Turner, Peter Steigerwald, J. Scott Campbell, Sandra Hope, Edgar Delgado
EditorEddie Berganza
LettererRob Leigh
WriterBrad Meltzer
GenreSuperhero
Published inNew York
Pages32
UPC761941256412
CharactersSuperman (Kal-El)(Earth 1), Batman (Bruce Wayne)(Earth 1), Wonder Woman (Earth 1)
Story LocationGotham City; Wayne Manor, Batcave, Justice League Satellite I (Flashback only), Coast City (Potential future), Metropolis (Potential future), Paradise Island (Potential future)
Linkshttps://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Justice_League_of_America_Vol_2_0
NotesThis issue is not so much a story as a series of previously undocumented conversations between Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman, showcasing their relationships across their shared history. The story jumps back and forth between events of the past, and possible future events. All the events of the past are shown in chronological order (least recent to most recent). It is possible the future events are also meant to be chronological. Each moment in time is drawn in a similar artistic style to that of the corresponding comic books in which those events actually occurred. With the exception of the first and last events depicted in the book, each story is told in a single page (#17 and #18 are only a few panels each). There is a slight inconsistency. Superman states (in #17 - after the formation of the Justice League of America for the first time), "Every year, then." However (in #2 - after Red Tornado's sacrifice) Batman's internal monologue indicates that they decided to make it an annual event only after the events in that story. J. Scott Campbell Variant cover