Absolute Justice League: Origin #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis oversized hardcover collects the Justice League: Origin storyline from the New 52 era, written by Geoff Johns with art by Jim Lee. It presents the modern retelling of the team's formation as Earth's greatest heroes unite against Darkseid's invasion. The Absolute edition features high-quality production, including a slipcase and bonus content like sketches and variant covers.
Geoff Johns and Jim Lee deliver a thunderous kickoff to the Absolute Justice League: Origin, where Green Lantern and Batman face off against a relentless Superman—until a shared defiance of authority and a mysterious Mother Box unite them. With Jim Lee’s dynamic art and Scott Williams’ sharp inks bringing the clash to life, the story hurtles toward a shocking turn when the Mother Box awakens, unleashing a boom tube and a wave of chaos that leaves Victor Stone gravely injured. The cover by Jim Lee and Scott Williams captures the moment’s intensity, perfectly framing the dawn of a fractured alliance.
In "null," Batman and an alien fugitive are on the run from Gotham's Finest, forcing Green Lantern to intervene and forge an uneasy alliance with the Dark Knight. Their quest leads them to Metropolis, where they confront Superman—another alien whose reaction to their arrival is far from welcoming.
In "null," Green Lantern reaches out to the Flash as Superman’s escalating power threatens to overwhelm them all. With Batman pinned and the battlefield crumbling, the four heroes—Superman, Green Lantern, Flash, and Victor Stone—unite not on strength, but on shared exile and the sudden awakening of a Mother Box. As the device unleashes a boom tube and floods STAR Labs with chaotic energy, Victor Stone is left critically injured, leaving the future of the League—and their fractured alliance—hanging in the balance.
In "null," Green Arrow’s persistent efforts to earn a spot on the Justice League hit a wall when the team, still wary after a past misstep with the Martian Manhunter, remains hesitant to welcome him. The story explores the tension between ambition and trust as Jo, the League’s newest recruit, watches the dynamics shift in the wake of Green Arrow’s relentless pursuit.
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Reprinted in Justice League: Origin: The Deluxe Edition #[nn] (2020)
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