#Justice League Task Force

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This is why you want to be on a team run by Nightwing

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ladies: hold on hold on how’d y’all get satisfied with no men around???? Diana: *sips her drink* (  ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° )

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The Zero Hour: Crisis in Time! miniseries served as a soft reboot for DC in the mid-1990s, as they attempted to clean up some of the continuity inconsistencies left over from Crisis on Infinite Earths a decade earlier. And in September of 1994, it gave way to Zero Month -- "The Beginning of Tomorrow!" -- where every monthly DC title was renumbered as issue #0, giving creators a chance to reset and reintroduce their characters to readers. DC gave out a free sampler that month, which spotlighted the zero issues as well as a few new titles that launched after the event, like Starman and Manhunter.

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Justice League Task Force #7 

by Peter David (W) and Sal Velluto (A/C)

DC

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『Justice League Task Force』 SNES Version

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Justice League Task Force (SNES) character sprites uploaded by HijodeKrypton (The Spriter's Resource) Justice League Task Force (SNES) Themyscria & Metropolis stage uploaded by Davias (The Spriter's Resource) Justice League Task Force (SNES) Gotham City stage uploaded by Omega85 (The Spriter's Resource)

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Heroes & Villains The DC Animated Universe - Paper Cut-Out Portraits and Profiles

Elseworlds Addendum - Bronze Tiger

Ben Turner was a petty thief and gifted fighter who ventured to the far East to hone his skills as a martial artist.  He was taken in by the O-Sensei who trained Turner alongside fellow pupil Richard Dragon.  During this time, Turner took on the name ‘The Bronze Tiger.’  Following his training, The Tiger and Richard Dragon relocated to the United States and began working for a governmental anti-espionage organization.  

Turner fell in love with a young woman and was engaged to be married; sadly his fiancé was murdered by an enemy agent.  Embittered, Turner let in to his darker side and ended up recruited by The League of Assassins, becoming one of their most deadly operatives.  

He was later arrested and forced to participate in the Task Force X program, joining The Suicide Squad.  After a number of successful missions with the squad, Turner’s sentence was ultimately expunged.  Thereafter The Bronze Tiger reformed and became a hero, serving as a member of Justice League Task Force.  

Although The Bronze Tiger did not appear in the original DCAU, a version featured in the animated movie, Batman: Soul of the Dragon, where he was voiced by actor Michael Jai White.  The hero first appeared in the pages of Richard Dragon: Kung Fu Fighter #1 (1975).   

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he is never beating the dad allegations

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Ray Terrill

Joe Quesada - Art Nichols

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The services of Justice League Task Force are needed... by Vandal Savage!? The immortal villain is missing the database of his numerous descendants, and it's up to the Task Force to find out who stole it... in Justice League Task Force #17, from 1994!

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Sal Velluto “Justice League Task Force” Ad Splash Page Original Art (DC, 1992) Source

Sal Velluto - Justice League Task Force #1 Membership Card Martian Manhunter Illustration Original Art (DC, 1993) Source

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this Martian is settling in for a nice night in <3  Justice League Task Force #9

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Adventures Of The Flash (Wally West) - Cover Date August 1993 - Storylines/Events: Twisted Glass!

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『Justice League Task Force』 Genesis Version

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SOURCES ↴ Justice League Task Force (Genesis) character sprites uploaded by Apocalypse (The Spriter's Resource) Justice League Task Force (Genesis) stage sprites uploaded by Yawackhary (The Spriter's Resource)