Justice #1
"Justice, Chapter One" kicks off a bold new era in the DC Universe, with a gripping tale written by Alex Ross and Jim Krueger and illustrated by Doug Braithwaite, featuring Ross’s distinctive coloring and Todd Klein’s precise lettering. In a world where Lex Luthor, Poison Ivy, Black Manta, and the Riddler rally public support by questioning the Justice League’s impact, the League’s remaining members are ambushed and captured. The issue builds tension as Superman faces off against a formidable lineup of foes—Bizarro, Solomon Grundy, Parasite, and Metallo—on a battlefield that feels both personal and epic. The cover, a striking piece by Alex Ross, captures the moment’s intensity with his signature style.
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Luthor, Ivy, Manta and the Riddler try to convince the world of all their good deeds and how the Justice League has not done anything to make life better for the common man. While this is going on, each remaining League member is attacked and captured. Most of the story is the fight between Superman and the villains, Bizarro, Solomon Grundy, Parasite and Metallo.
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