JLA Vol 1 1

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"Them!"
Writers Grant Morrison Pencilers Howard Porter Inkers John Dell Colourists Pat Garrahy Heroic Age Letterers Ken Lopez Editors Ruben Diaz

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Superman's long hair during this story arc is technically a continuity error. The JLA was formed after the events of the Final Night crossover. As a result of the crossover, Superman temporarily lost his powers; he didn't regain them until Superman: Man of Steel #64. By that time, he had already cut off his long hair for his wedding in Superman: The Wedding Album #1. Because Superman's wedding was rescheduled on short notice, it was released in between the Final Night Crossover and the subsequent "Power Struggle" story arc, resulting in a short-haired Superman during said arc and a chronologically impossible long-haired Superman during the initial JLA stories (the Midsummer's Nightmare limited series, the main story of JLA Secret Files and Origins #1 and the "New World Order" arc).
This issue is reprinted in the JLA: New World Order trade paperback and hardcover editions, the JLA Deluxe Edition vol. 1 hardcover and the JLA vol. 1 softcover collections.

All four issues of this story-arc are named after famous Sci-Fi movies from the 50's. This issue is entitled "Them!" after the 1954 Gordon Douglas film which featured giant-sized mutant ants.
Cameo appearances by Doctor Doom and Wolverine in this issue. They are both seemingly killed by the Hyperclan. Both characters are the property of Marvel Comics.