I Can't Believe It's Not the Justice League #[nn]

When the Super Buddies’ headquarters faces a new construction threat, tensions rise and friendships shift—Beatriz bonds with Mary over coffee, and Sue’s latest mystery might be more than just a secret. Amid the banter between Booster, Ted, L-Ron, Ralph, and Max, a surprise visit from Richard Hertz’s partner, Guy Gardner, throws the whole crew into uncharted territory.

In "Yadda, Yadda, Yadda, Yadda," the Super Buddies find their peaceful neighborhood upended when their new neighbor, Guy, starts turning heads with his effortless charm—much to the annoyance of the team. When Power Girl drops by to check in with Ted, Booster’s curiosity leads him to a forgotten artifact from Dr. Fate’s collection, sparking a mishap that sends the whole group hurtling into hell.

In "Hell… Hell… The Gang's All Here!", a group of heroes finds themselves unexpectedly stranded in a surprisingly mundane version of Hell, where Beatriz struggles with poor cell service, Mary is powerless, and Booster’s endless apologies go unheard. As tensions rise and existential debates swirl, the team is forced to adapt—working a fast-food shift while grappling with the strange realities of the afterlife. When Beatriz spots Ice among the customers, the situation takes a turn neither expected.

In "Hell Freezes Over!", Guy and Power Girl navigate the absurd horrors of Fast Food Hell, where Guy’s past collides with the present when he spots his old flame, Tora, among the infernal diners. As Etrigan grants the heroes a chance to escape, they must carry Tora with them—knowing that even a glance back could doom her. The weight of that choice tests Guy and Beatriz in ways neither expected.

In this delightfully absurd 2006 humor tale from *I Can't Believe It's Not the Justice League*, a group of heroes faces off against their own twisted reflections in a battle that’s as much about ego as it is about saving the day. With a dash of whimsy and a perfectly timed pop of magic, one hero clicks his heels three times and—*SNAP*—the whole crew is back where they belong, where they lived happily ever after.