Convergence: Infinite Earths #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection kicks off DC's Convergence: Infinite Earths event, gathering the first half of tie-in issues that spotlight pre-Flashpoint heroes and alternate-reality teams. Featuring classic Justice Society members like Jay Garrick, Alan Scott, and Hawkman, alongside younger heroes such as Jade, Obsidian, and the Star-Spangled Kid, these stories pit them against threats from other timelines during the dome-enclosed Battleworld scenario. The volume sets the stage for a nostalgic clash of Earths, written by various creators to celebrate DC's multiversal legacy.
In Convergence: Infinite Earths #1, Clark Kent’s identity as Superman is exposed in the Pre-Crisis Earth-2 Metropolis, where he and Kara grapple with their newfound humanity beneath the dome. Meanwhile, in the Red Son universe, Stalin demands answers from Superman, Wonder Woman, and the traitorous Lex Luthor, whose private moments with Lois reveal a deeper agenda. As Telos’s broadcast echoes across the fractured worlds, the domes begin to collapse. Written by Justin Gray and illustrated by Claude St. Aubin, with colors by Lovern Kindzierski and letters by Steve Wands, the cover by Dan Panosian captures the moment of unraveling.
In a fractured Metropolis beneath a dome on Pre-Crisis Earth-2, Clark Kent—exposed as Superman—grapples with the weight of being human once more, alongside Kara. Meanwhile, in the Red Son universe’s Moscow, Stalin demands answers from Superman, Wonder Woman, and the traitorous Lex Luthor, whose defiance masks a secret project shared only with his wife, Lois. As tensions rise and the domes begin to crack, a voice from beyond calls the world to reckon with what’s been hidden.
In a fractured world where the dome has fallen, Power Girl hunts for answers across the ruins of Metropolis—only to collide with Wonder Woman, whose actions have drawn her into a conflict far larger than she imagined. As Lex Luthor manipulates history itself, dragging Stalin into his twisted scheme, Earth-2 Superman and Wonder Woman must confront the past to stop a future built on lies.
In "Society," four aging members of the JSA—Jo, Kent, June, and Ray—awaken after a year trapped under a mysterious dome, stripped of their powers and their youthful enchantment. When they finally regain their abilities, Doctor Fate intervenes with a spell that restores their youth, not for a new life, but for one final, desperate stand against the towering robots ravaging the city.
In "One Last Time," the legacy of the Justice Society of America reaches a quiet, poignant turning point as they face off against the Weaponers of Qward in a battle that tests their enduring spirit. As the dust settles, the aging heroes confront their place in a changing world, recognizing that their time has passed—though not without pride, camaraderie, and the quiet hope of what comes next.
In "The Family Business," the young heroes of Infinity Inc. face their greatest challenge yet—not just as a team, but as individuals still learning to navigate their roles under the weight of legacy. When their powers return and the threat of Hex and the Dogs of War looms, they must rise to defend what's theirs, even as the past and future collide.
In "null," the heroes of Infinity Inc. and their future adversaries set aside their conflict for a fragile truce, forging a new path beyond old enmities. As members of the Justice Society prepare to step down, they propose a bold union—merging their legacy with the next generation, blending past and future in a moment that redefines what it means to be a hero.
In "The Seven Soldiers of Victory," cartoonist Scribbly, still covering the Seven Soldiers’ struggles under the dome, stumbles into a sudden mission with the Shining Knight when Telos issues a bold challenge—pulling him into a mystery that tests courage and loyalty in ways he never expected.
In "The Seven Soldiers of Victory [Part Two]," the remnants of the heroic team—joined by the unexpected Scribbly—face off against the relentless Weaponers of Qward, testing their resolve as Sir Justin’s refusal to take a life sparks tension with the hardened Telos.
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