Hardcover (HC), First Printing.
DC Comics. 1990.
Writer(s): Pepe Moreno, Doug Murray
Artist(s): Pepe Moreno, Javier Romero
Notes:
Fully Computer Generated
Synopsis: The future is bleak.
By the end of the next century, almost all mankind lives in huge sprawling metropolises. Every facet of human existence is controlled by a vast computer system called the Net. Only a very few know that it, in turn, is controlled by an instane entity known as the Joker, whose agenda is to dominate all life on Earth.
Digital Justice, which took more than a year to create, puts the latest advances in computer graphics at the service of what comics books have become at the dawn of the Twenty-First Century -- a state-of-the-art combination of 3D modeling, Raster and Vector painting and drawing programs, page layout and story telling. It was produced on a Macintosh II System with an 8bit/32bit color board, a system palette of 16,000,000 possible colors, 8MB of RAM, a removable 45 MB hard disk drive and a 19" Trinitron monitor.