Colección Héroes y Villanos #25

In "null," the JLA and JSA attempt a bold Earth-swap during their annual meeting, only to find themselves stranded on New Genesis—where the entire population has vanished. With only Orion, Metron, Mister Miracle, Big Barda, and Oberon left, the unlikely alliance must journey to Apokolips to confront the Injustice Society, who are working to resurrect Darkseid.

In "null," the JLA, JSA, and New Gods race against time as they converge on Highfather, uncovering a hidden network of Apokoliptian children beneath the surface. With the Injustice Society poised to resurrect Darkseid, the heroes must unravel his grand design—before he remakes Earth-2 into a world without gods, and without hope.

In "null," the fate of the universe hangs in the balance as three teams converge to free the gods of New Genesis, only to face the terrifying power of the Re-Creation Machine. With time running out and the machine's blast seemingly inevitable, Metron’s intervention redirects its fury—not toward Apokolips, but straight at Darkseid himself, leaving the outcome of that final strike shrouded in uncertainty.

In "null," the Secret Society of Super-Villains, led by the Ultra-Humanite, launches a high-stakes ambush during a rare joint gathering of the JLA and JSA. Targeting ten heroes—five from each team—the plan hinges on using foes who know their greatest weaknesses, setting in motion a scheme that could erase all heroes from either Earth-One or Earth-Two when the next cosmic wave cycle begins.

In "null," the Ultra-Humanite revels in his near-complete victory, having trapped the heroes of Earth-One and Earth-Two in suspended-animation containers across limbo. With his arch-foe, Earth-Two Superman, finally captured and sealed in the last remaining container, the stage is set for his dominion—though the true cost of his triumph remains hidden in the silence between the lines.

In "null," the Earth-One Secret Society grapples with the sudden disappearance of all heroes from Earth-Two—except those trapped in suspended-animation chambers. As they uncover the truth, they realize they’ve been manipulated by Ultra, who orchestrated the collapse. Now stranded on Earth-One, they must find a way back to limbo to free the imprisoned heroes before it’s too late.

In "null," Firestorm's routine watch duty shatters when the Martian Manhunter invades the satellite, hunting an Appellax meteor with chilling precision. As the League's newest members rally, they uncover a mystery deeper than the invasion—none of the founding heroes responded to the alarm, and Green Arrow pieces together a shocking truth: the original team is scattered across Earth, retrieving the seven Appellax meteors from their very first case. Now, with the past echoing in the present, the new generation must race to intercept their mentors before the meteors' power is fully awakened.

In "null," the Red Tornado closes in on Aquaman as he races to recover a mysterious meteor, their clash echoing through the skies. Just as the confrontation reaches its peak, the Phantom Stranger steps in—unseen and enigmatic—to ensure Aquaman’s mission proceeds.

In "null," the Flash arrives at the Justice League’s original headquarters after a swift victory over the Elongated Man, only to find it in ruins and the founding members—his teammates—struggling with forgotten pasts. With no memory of their team’s history beyond their first mission together, they face a mystery that erases more than time: it erases who they were.

In "null," Batman uses his sharp mind to outmaneuver both Green Arrow and Black Canary, securing the Appellax meteor for himself. With the heroes scattered and the search for the seventh meteor looming, each team retreats to their headquarters, left to wonder what the next discovery might bring.

In "null," Hawkman intercepts two Superman robots racing to claim the Appellax meteor, but he’s too late to stop the real Superman from securing it. As he drifts unconscious into space, he’s suddenly teleported away—no explanation, no warning, just an abrupt disappearance into the unknown.

In "null," the sudden convergence of seven meteors triggers the rebirth of the Appellax aliens in their cloned battle forms, awakening forgotten memories in the original Justice League members. As the ancient invaders overwhelm the heroes, the newer generation must find and unite with their predecessors—before the city falls.