Contains 11 stories
The Ant and the Avalanche
22 pp · Superhero
JLA [SteelOracleGreen Lantern [Kyle Rayner]AquamanZaurielBatmanSupermanPlastic ManHuntressOrion]Multi-ManRainbow RaiderDoctor LightCrazy QuiltDoctor SpectroRed DartKiller MothMr. MiracleShaggy Man [General Wade Eiling]Queen BeeLex LuthorPrometheusDeadshotShadow-ThiefHector Hammond
World War Three, Part One
22 pp · Superhero
MetronMister MiracleJLA [Wonder WomanBig BardaAquamanSupermanGreen Lantern [Kyle Rayner]Plastic ManSteelHuntressOracleOrionAztekBatmanZauriel]Theocracy [Mote (dies)Adam One]PrometheusLex LuthorQueen BeeShaggy Man [General Wade Eiling]
World War Three, Part Two
22 pp · Superhero
JLA [ZaurielHuntressSupermanPlastic ManBatmanOracleSteelGreen Lantern [Kyle Rayner]Martian ManhunterBig BardaWonder Woman]MetronOrionMageddonQueen BeeLex LuthorPrometheusShaggy Man [General Wade Eiling]
World War Three, Part Three
22 pp · Superhero
JLA [Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]Martian ManhunterZaurielBatmanHuntressWonder WomanBig BardaOrionOracleSupermanAquamanSteelPlastic Man]MetronLex LuthorPrometheusShaggy Man [General Wade Eiling]Queen Bee
World War Three, Part Four
22 pp · Superhero
AztekGreen Lantern [Kyle Rayner]Lex LuthorShaggy ManSupermanMartian ManhunterOrionBatmanHuntressPrometheusQueen BeeSteelWonder WomanBig BardaPlastic ManOracleMister MiracleBlack CanaryCaptain AtomFirestormBooster Gold
World War Three, Part Five
22 pp · Superhero
OracleHuntress, Martian ManhunterBatmanGreen Lantern [Kyle Rayner]MetronWildcatDeadmanJSA [Green Lantern [Alan Scott]Jack KnightHawkgirlHourmanFlash [Jay Garrick]Power GirlWonder Woman [Hippolyta]Wildcat]Captain AtomAnimal ManGuy GardnerSuperboyStar-Spangled KidS.T.R.I.P.E.Red TornadoAtomImpulseArsenalElongated ManFirestormSteelPlastic ManQueen BeeWonder Woman [Diana]BardaMister MiracleSupermanFlash [Wally West]The Glimmer
World War Three, Part Six: Mageddon
38 pp · Superhero
ZaurielOracleCaptain MarvelGlimmerThe Flash [Wally West]Guy GardnerFlash [Jay Garrick]Wonder Woman [Hippolyta]Blue BeetleNightwingBatmanMartian ManhunterBooster GoldGreen Lantern [Kyle Rayner]Animal ManWonder Woman [Diana]SteelBlack LightningZatannaBlack CanaryThe RayAquamanAztek (dies)OrionSupermanMetronMageddonJ.J. Thunder
Earth 2
96 pp · Superhero
Crime Syndicate of Amerika [Superwoman [Lois Lane]Ultraman [Clark Kent]Owlman [Thomas Wayne]Johnny QuickPower Ring]Justice League of America [Wonder Woman [Diana]Superman [Clark Kent]Batman [Bruce Wayne]The Flash [Wally West]Green Lantern [Kyle Rayner]Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzz]Aquaman [Arthur Curry]]Lex Luthor (from the anti-matter universe)Brainiac (from the anti-matter universe)Commissioner Wayne (from the anti-matter universe)Cat Grant (from the anti-matter universe)Jimmy Olsen (from the anti-matter universe)Boss Gordon (from the anti-matter universe)Ultra-Titanus (from the anti-matter universe)
In "Earth 2," the Lex Luthor from the anti-matter universe summons the JLA to his world, pleading for their help to topple the tyrannical Crime Syndicate of America—only to discover that the rules of heroism, power, and even physics don’t hold true in this twisted reflection of their own.
Island of the Mighty
24 pp · Superhero
International Ultramarine Corps [Warmaker OneKnightJack O’LanternGoraiko, the Atomic SumoSquireGlobPulse-8]Gorilla GroddNeh-Buh-Loh (possessing Pulse-8)BatmanAlfredgorilla terrorists
In "Island of the Mighty," the JLA is stranded in the strange, infantile realm of Qwewq, leaving Earth vulnerable as Gorilla Grodd unleashes his ape terrorist forces against the International Ultramarine Corps. With the Squire as the sole survivor, he reaches out to Batman—now the last JLA member on Earth—to stop Grodd’s plan to turn the missing heroes into mind-controlled weapons.
Master of Light
23 pp · Superhero
Black DeathThe JLA [BatmanWonder WomanGreen Lantern [John Stewart]FlashSupermanAquamanMartian Manhunter]International Ultramarine Corps [Warmaker OneKnightJack O’LanternGoraikoSquireGlobPulse-84-DeeOlympianVixenKid ImpalaLittle MermaidTasmanian Devil]Gorilla GroddNeh-Buh-Lohgorilla terroristsrobot versions of the Justice League [Green Lantern [John Stewart]FlashSupermanAquamanMartian Manhunter]
In "Master of Light," Batman and Squire race to a remote JLA outpost on Pluto to rally help against the escalating threat of the Black Death, while Grodd turns the captured Ultramarines into weapons of chaos. With time running out and the robot Justice League failing to stop the tide, the fate of the infant universe hangs in the balance.
Seconds to Go
22 pp · Superhero
The JLA [BatmanWonder WomanGreen Lantern [John Stewart]FlashSupermanAquamanMartian Manhunter]International Ultramarine Corps [Warmaker OneKnightJack O’LanternGoraikoGoraiko‘s operatorSquireGlobPulse-84-DeeOlympianVixenKid ImpalaTasmanian DevilFleur De Lis]Gorilla GroddNeh-Buh-Lohgorilla terrorists
In "Seconds to Go," the JLA confronts the mind-controlled International Ultramarines in a high-stakes mission that forces them to question the cost of heroism. When Neh-Buh-Loh reveals itself as the grown-up version of Qwewq, the team faces a revelation that reshapes their understanding of destiny—and the future of a universe without heroes.