Crisis on Infinite Earths Companion Deluxe Edition #1

In "The Triad," Superman stands at the center of a clash between the Forgotten Heroes and the Forgotten Villains, caught in a battle that tests the limits of heroism and legacy. As the Monitor watches from his satellite, Lyla—Harbinger—receives the grim confirmation that the Crisis has ignited on Earth-3.

In "Crisis Point!," the multiverse fractures as Harbinger's desperate bid to reach the Monitor's satellite sends the Justice Society hurtling across the solar system—each hero scattered to a different planet. Meanwhile, Johnny Quick and Liberty Belle share a quiet moment of joy before the chaos begins, while Uncle Sam rallies the Freedom Fighters for a desperate mission on Earth-X, and Commander Steel finds himself torn from the battlefield and flung into Earth-One’s reality.

In "Monster Society of Evil!", Mister Mind assembles a new league of villains—including Oom, Mister Who, Nyola, and the reformed Ramulus—while the remnants of the JSA vanish without a trace. Sandy and Hawkgirl arrive at a ruined JSA headquarters only to find it overrun by the Society, with Dr. Fate and Hourman captured, leaving them to wonder what happened to the rest of the team. Meanwhile, Liberty Belle, Green Lantern, and Johnny Quick are mysteriously transported to Earth-S, stepping into a world where the Justice Society’s fate may be tied to the very villains now rising.

In "From Fear to Eternity!", Liberty Belle, Johnny Quick, and Green Lantern (Alan Scott) find themselves swept from Earth-2 into Earth-S as the Crisis intensifies. With Captain Marvel (Billy Batson) at their side, they face shadow demons threatening the realm—while Liberty Belle and Johnny Quick share a quiet moment on their honeymoon, their bond tested by the chaos around them. Guided by the wizard Shazam, the 3 Squadroners return to their world through the Rock of Eternity, but Captain Marvel remains behind, unaware of the multiverse’s true scope.

In "Worlds in Turmoil," the Dummy aligns with the Monster Society for a daring assault on Superman, testing the limits of the hero's resolve. As the threat escalates, the 3 Squadroners—Green Lantern, Johnny Quick, and Liberty Belle—return from Earth-S just in time to stand against the chaos.

In "The Sinister Secret of the Sixth Sense!", the Seven Soldiers of Victory—aka Law's Legionnaires—rally to stop the enigmatic Sense-Master, who’s assembling a crew of five uniquely gifted criminals, each wielding an amplified sense, to steal five legendary jewels. With the fate of the multiverse hanging in the balance, the heroes must outthink a foe who’s turned perception itself into a weapon.

In "Kaleidoscope," Dr. Occult is summoned by the Squadron to locate the missing JSA members, uncovering three of them—Wonder Woman, Atom, and Starman—before his powers are pushed to their limit. As the red skies of Earth-2 linger, the discovery offers a fragile glimmer of hope that the heroes might still be alive.

In the wake of the Crisis, the All-Stars gather to decide Mekanique’s fate while she lies dormant in Robotman’s lab. Though the team votes to send her to the Perisphere, Robotman holds firm—and when she awakens, her intentions remain hidden even from those closest to her.

In "Shanghaied into Hyperspace! Interlude Eight," the Spectre finds himself stranded on an alien world torn apart by a bitter conflict between the Furred Ones and the Pale Ones. As he navigates their war-torn landscape, he must confront the deeper currents of hatred and fear driving the divide—without revealing how he ultimately brings balance.

In "The End of the Beginning!", the long-lost JSA members return from hyperspace, setting off a chain of events that brings closure to lingering threads from the Crisis. Mekanique reveals her mission to the All-Stars, who lend their aid—unaware their choices will ripple through time and shape the new, unified history of the Squadron on a single Earth.

In "5," John Stewart and Katma Tui return to Earth-1 as the Crisis unfolds, only to face a sudden rift when Stewart is summoned by the Monitor through Harbinger. Katma, unwilling to lose him, stands firm—her resolve testing the bond they've built. Meanwhile, Guy Gardner, recovered from his ordeal, arrives at Abin Sur’s grave, where he confronts Hal Jordan in a clash of wills, just as a Guardian emerges from the shadows.

In "4," Gardner—still reeling from his time in the antimatter universe and the lingering effects of his injuries—receives a ring from a militant faction of the Guardians, marking a shift in his path. As his past is briefly recalled and he dons a new, rugged costume, his already complex mindset takes on a sharper edge, hinting at the tensions simmering beneath the surface.

In "3," Guy Gardner follows the Guardian's orders to recreate The Shark, unleashing a relentless hunter on Hal Jordan. As John Stewart stands in the way, Katma Tui searches for answers about her sector's fate during the escalating Crisis on Infinite Earths.

In "2," Guy Gardner finds himself at the center of a dangerous command from the Guardians, rallying an army of villains to carry out an unknown purpose. When John Stewart and Katma Tui stand in his way, Hal Jordan arrives—armed with a new Green Lantern ring from a Guardian, sent to aid Guy in his mission.

In "1," Sinestro arrives at Oa with John Stewart and Katma Tui, desperate to warn the surviving Guardians of a dire threat from renegade Guardians—his credibility tested until a possessed Arisia, speaking through the Main Power Battery, confirms his warning. With the Green Lantern Corps united and mobilized, they prepare to confront the danger in the antimatter universe, leaving Sinestro isolated in a cell as the mission begins.

In "0," the Green Lantern Corps confronts Guy Gardner’s rogue faction on Qward’s moon, where the fate of the antimatter universe hangs in the balance. As the battle rages and the cost mounts, Tomar-Re makes a final sacrifice, passing his ring to John Stewart—while Hal Jordan is reunited with Abin Sur’s long-lost ring.