Any comic with the World's Greatest Heroes in its pages qualifies.

I tended to buy them only when they featured the JSA.

My favorite JL was the Steve Englehart/ Dick Dillin run from Justice League of America # 139-146, 149, and 150. I loved that Englehart incorporated Kirby's Manhunter. I also liked the Giffen and Morrison eras.

Fox/Sekowsky. Like Beachy, my favourites were the stories with the JSA and Earth-2. Even better, Earth-3:



Too bad they couldn't go on to Earth-4, but DC didn't own it yet.

I can't really pick a favorite era, but I will say that the first JL comic I ever bought, issue #200 of the original series (bought at the drug store for $0.10 with the cover torn off, which I guess was illegal to sell that way but I bought a lot of coverless comics as a youth for a dime each) remains one of my most beloved superhero comics ever.

It's a tossup for me; Satellite era or Morrison/Porter era. I'll make up my mind eventually.....

"The Golden Age of comics is Seven"

in My case, the satellite era Dick Dillin JLA. While I loved the original line up cross over stories, I was not a huge fan of Sekowsky's art style. In the meantime, Dick Dillin was the first artist where I felt the need to buy a piece of original art.

My vote went to Giffen/DeMattis (I would have included MaGuire in there too).

The immediate post-Crisis era was my introduction into DC Comics so I have a lot of love for that era.

Satellite era, 118-122 -especially the Adam Strange story. Some of my favorite comics

The Bwahaha era, followed by Morrison. I love the classic Silver Age stuff to a point, but not a fan of Sekowsky's art really.

I'm having a hard time coming up with a team of costumed heroes put out by DC or Marvel
that I cared less about than the JLA.

Maybe the New Warriors?

I just bought all 6 volumes of the JLA Showcase collections and I'm always on the look out for inexpensive singles from the satellite era.

I loved the look of the comics when I was very young and in love with all super hero stuff, but when British Marvel started in 1972 all my pocket money went to keeping up with them, especially since DC were much harder to come by, so I never became a fan of any DC comic at all, including Batman.