One of the hardest parts of devising any team-up superhero book is getting new readers up to speed. Who are all of these people? Why are they all hanging out together? How do you balance them all in a satisfying way that doesn't lead to the conclusion of "Well, we'll just let Batman handle things, I guess."
As such, big team-ups often make weird entry points for fans, especially in the case of the Justice League, a team that not only has an immense mythology but has experienced a procession of pseudo-reboots over the past few decades. Luckily, the recently-launched Justice League Unlimited is an antidote for these concerns and is a great starting point for JL newcomers.
