Justice #3
This volume concludes the 12-issue maxiseries by Jim Krueger, Alex Ross, and Doug Braithwaite, bringing together the DC Universe's greatest heroes—including Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman—to confront the final phase of the Legion of Doom's global scheme. The story weaves together classic Silver Age-inspired threats with Ross's signature painted visuals, as the villains' plan to 'save' humanity reaches its devastating climax. Collects Justice #9–12.
In "Justice, Chapter Nine," Superman races to stop Brainiac from launching humanity’s entire missile arsenal, while Batman forces Luthor and Grodd into an uneasy alliance through the Martian Manhunter. With Zatanna and Red Tornado tracking Brainiac’s shifting hosts, the rest of the heroes work to contain chaos in Scarecrow’s city, culminating in a desperate effort to redirect the missiles—using Sinestro’s ring and the Green Lantern Corps—before it’s too late. Written by Alex Ross and Jim Krueger, with art by Doug Braithwaite and colors by Alex Ross, and featuring a striking cover by Alex Ross, this 2007 issue delivers high-stakes teamwork and the kind of bold, emotionally charged storytelling that defines the series.
In "Justice, Chapter Nine," Grodd launches a devastating assault on the JLA, testing their unity and resolve. As Captain Marvel is drawn into the villains' scheme, a clash between Superman and the hero-turned-foe forces the team to don their full armor and prepare for an all-out war.
In "Justice, Chapter Ten," Green Arrow, Black Canary, and the Elongated Man push into uncharted territory as they pursue a single figure who may hold the key to turning the tide—while the League battles villains with the aid of the Metal Men and the Doom Patrol tracks down the sidekicks.
In "Justice, Chapter Twelve," Superman races to stop Brainiac from launching humanity's entire missile arsenal, while Batman orchestrates a tense alliance between Luthor and Grodd through the Martian Manhunter. As Zatanna and Red Tornado pursue Brainiac across shifting hosts, the rest of the heroes work to contain chaos in Scarecrow’s city and dismantle the remaining threats—ultimately using Sinestro’s ring and the Green Lantern Corps to redirect the missiles into the sun and trap Brainiac in his own ship.
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↩ Reprints Justice #9 (2007), Justice #10 (2007), Justice #11 (2007), Justice #12 (2007), Justice #12 (2007)
Reprinted in Justice #3 (2009), Absolute Justice #[nn] (2010), Justice #[nn] (2011), Justice #[nn] (2012), Justice: The Deluxe Edition #[nn] (2019)
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