Convergence: Zero Hour #1

In "Schrödinger's Cat," Catwoman finds herself trapped inside Metropolis’s sudden city dome after a failed jewelry heist, only to emerge a year later as a hardened crime-fighter in Suicide Slums. Now hunting Intergang operatives who’ve kidnapped her friend Sally, she infiltrates their lab with a new purpose—vengeance and redemption. When Telos’s voice echoes through the ruins and the dome collapses, Batman’s arrival signals a shift in the chaos.

In "Schrödinger's Cat, Part 2," Catwoman finds herself caught between two worlds when Batman from the Kingdom Come universe intervenes during her rescue of Sally. As the two grapple with their conflicting ideals, they’re forced to unite against Telos Mannheim and his armed gang, only to face a new threat from the very citizens they’re trying to protect. With the ground trembling beneath them and a single shot echoing through the chaos, Catwoman’s fate hangs in the balance as Batman makes a solemn vow to save both cities.

In a Metropolis where Superman never came back from the dead, the clone Superboy finds himself facing a sudden shift when the dome collapses—ushering in a wave of heroes from the Kingdom Come timeline. As the city’s skyline flickers with unfamiliar power signatures, Superboy must confront a past he never lived and a future that never was.

In "The Hero's Return, Part Two," Superboy and the Kingdom Come Superman find their clash interrupted when Lois Lane is injured—forcing a rare moment of pause between two versions of a hero shaped by different eras. With Telos still manipulating events, they must decide whether to trust each other long enough to devise a plan that could end the conflict they never asked for.