JLA #7

In "Rules of Engagement, Part 2," Kanjar Ro schemes to cement his control over Kylaq by exploiting the Justice League’s presence, but the heroes quietly work to unravel his grip. As alliances shift and trust is tested, the League’s next move could break his hold—or play right into his hands.

In "The White Rage, Part One," the Martian Manhunter pushes himself to confront his long-standing vulnerability to fire while the rest of the JLA watches a tense standoff between federal agents and a metahuman commune. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, focusing on J'onn's internal struggle as he faces both physical and psychological barriers in a moment that tests his limits.

In "Trial by Fire, Part One," the JLA grapples with a global anomaly as supervillains suddenly experience overwhelming remorse—leaving the team baffled and on edge. Meanwhile, the Martian Manhunter tests a fragile new confidence, believing he's finally conquered his long-standing fear of fire.

In "Trial by Fire, Part Two," the JLA turns to J'onn J'onzz to unravel a growing mystery: why are supervillains suddenly acting in unison? With Superman wary of Scorch—whose help once neutralized his fire vulnerability—the team must navigate shifting loyalties and hidden intentions as the line between ally and enemy blurs.

In "Trial by Fire, Part Four," Batman tracks down Plastic Man, hoping his forgotten powers hold the key to stopping The Burning—now possessing the Martian Manhunter—but Plas is content with his quiet life and has erased all memory of his heroic past.

In "Extinction, Part 2: The Lesson" from JLA #7 (2015), Pé-Paey—a being shaped by a faith that foretold Earth’s inevitable collapse—wanders the planet seeking proof of his prophecy, drawn not to peace, but to places where suffering runs deep. As the League of Justice struggles to protect civilians, Pé-Paey vanishes into the chaos, leaving his guardians to wonder what truth he’s searching for.