Justice League by Scott Snyder The Deluxe Edition #1

In "The Totality Part 1," Scott Snyder crafts a high-stakes chapter of the Justice League's ongoing battle against ancient forces unleashed by Vandal Savage, as Neoanderthals disrupt the planet’s natural order. With J’onn J’onzz making a devastating choice to protect Earth, the League faces a new, looming danger—something far greater than any they’ve encountered. The threat known as the Totality is coming, and the heroes are only beginning to understand what it means.

In the aftermath of the Totality’s arrival on Earth, John Stewart is called back from space to help the Justice League confront the cosmic threat—only to find the world transformed, with Killer Croc now a towering beast and Lex Luthor unveiling a mysterious plan involving a baby. As Superman and J’onn venture into the heart of the anomaly, Batman and Hawkgirl are shrunk and injected inside to investigate, while John faces Sinestro, now wielding the terrifying power of the Ultraviolet spectrum.

In "The Totality Part 3," John Stewart, freed from the Ultraviolet light’s control, warns the League of Umbrax—a sentient black sun from a phantom galaxy that feeds on worlds and was once imprisoned. Meanwhile, inside the Totality, Superman and J’onn navigate surreal forces while Batman and Hawkgirl remain trapped within their bodies, unaware that Luthor has taken hold of Superman’s mind with his own designs.

In the fractured mindscape of the Totality, Superman and J’onn face a twisted war as Hawkgirl and Batman clash with the Joker and Lex Luthor for control of their consciousness. On the shattered Moon, John and Victor battle Sinestro, who shatters John’s ring and floods him with Ultraviolet energy, while Grodd manipulates Aquaman and Wonder Woman into a deadly duel—believing they’re fighting Cheetah and Black Manta—amid the lingering threat of the Still Force, which Flash struggles to break.

In "The Totality Part 5," the Justice League fractures under the strain of the ultraviolet sun Umbrax, as the Joker and Lex Luthor wield the minds of J’onn and Superman within the Totality. With Batman and Hawkgirl racing to reclaim their allies, Cyborg and John Stewart brace for an assault from Sinestro and the Ultraviolet Corps at the Hall of Justice, while Flash struggles against the Still Force, and Black Manta and Cheetah hunt for relics of power—each thread pulling the team closer to collapse.

In "The Totality Conclusion," Hawkgirl clashes with Lex Luthor for control of the volatile Totality as Aquaman and Wonder Woman fend off Black Manta, Cheetah, and Grodd, buying crucial time for Flash to reach the Still Force and seal the cosmic membrane—before Umbrax consumes Earth. Scott Snyder delivers a high-stakes, emotionally charged finale where every hero’s resolve is tested in the shadow of annihilation.

In "Good Morning, Moon," Scott Snyder crafts a strikingly intimate moment within the vastness of space and the quiet tension of the Hall of Justice, as Superman battles to mend the Moon while fending off the eerie Coronavores. Meanwhile, Batman endures a grueling recovery from shattered limbs, and the rest of the League finds fleeting peace in the stillness of the moment.

In "Drowned Earth Prelude," Aquaman, Wonder Woman, and Firestorm venture into the Arctic in search of the missing Poseidon, uncovering the Graveyard of the Gods—a haunting realm where alien sea gods plot to drown the Earth. Scott Snyder and the interior artists craft a chilling, atmospheric journey that plunges these heroes into a mystery deeper than the ocean floor.

In "Drowned Earth Part One," the world’s oceans turn against humanity as the Ocean Lords unleash alien waters that transform anyone who touches them into monstrous beings. With the Hall of Justice submerged and Batman trapped beneath the waves, Superman, the Flash, and the remaining heroes fight to save lives amid the rising tides. As Aquaman remains captive and Mera turns to Orm for aid, the true danger emerges—Black Manta is among the Ocean Lords, and Mera’s life is now at risk.

In "Drowned Earth Part Two," Batman is still trapped in the Hall of Justice as Superman, the Flash, and Mera race to locate Arion's tomb, only to be ambushed by Black Manta. Meanwhile, Wonder Woman breaks Aquaman free from the Ocean Lords’ grip, and together they journey to the Graveyard of Gods, hoping Poseidon can restore his strength.

In "Drowned Earth Part Three" from Justice League by Scott Snyder The Deluxe Edition #1, Black Manta—now wielding Aquaman’s powers—holds Superman, Flash, and Mera captive at the Tomb of Arion, while the Legion of Doom assault the Hall of Justice, leaving an injured Batman to stand alone. At the Graveyard of the Gods, Poseidon recounts Arion’s past triumph over the Ocean Lords, but even he doubts whether Aquaman and Wonder Woman can repeat the feat.

In "Drowned Earth Finale," Scott Snyder crafts a pulse-pounding climax as the Ocean Lords and Black Manta unleash the Death Kraken, threatening all life on Earth. With Superman, Flash, and Mera battling transformed metas, Aquaman and Wonder Woman arrive to confront the tide of destruction—only for Aquaman to face a devastating choice: trust in peace or wield the Tear of Extinction to destroy the sea gods, knowing failure means extinction.

In "Legion of Doom Part Three," the fractured villain alliance seeks fresh recruits to bolster their ranks after Black Manta’s exit, but chaos erupts when the Joker seizes the moment to turn the new candidates against their would-be leaders—diverting his attention instead toward Lex Luthor. Scott Snyder crafts a tense, unpredictable power play where loyalty is the first casualty.