Justice League by Scott Snyder The Deluxe Edition #2

In "Escape From Hawkworld Part One," Batman delves into Starman’s mind on Earth, seeking answers about the Totality, while J’onn, Kendra, and John Stewart arrive on Thanagar Prime to meet the Martian Keep. There, they’re greeted by Empress Shayera Hol—though Kendra can’t shake the feeling she’s being kept in the dark.

In "Escape From Hawkworld Part Two," Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman race against time to contain the destabilizing surge of Starman's power on Earth, while J'onn, Kendra, and John Stewart flee across Thanagar Prime, pursued by Shayera Hol and her Wingman as they seek the hidden vaults that may hold the key to the Multiverse's fate. Scott Snyder crafts a pulse-pounding dual narrative, balancing planetary stakes with high-stakes evasion in a story that deepens the mystery without revealing its core secrets.

In the climactic chapter of "Escape From Hawkworld," Scott Snyder delivers a pulse-pounding finale as Kendra faces off against Shayera, Katar, and the Thanagarian Wingmen on Thanagar Prime, while John Stewart is thrust into a high-stakes confrontation with the Green Lantern Corps. Meanwhile, J’onn J’onzz uncovers the ancient truth behind Perpetua, the primordial force that shaped the cosmos—and learns a shocking personal link to her return, one that could reshape the fate of the universe.

In "Multiversal Meltdown!", Scott Snyder teams with the striking interior artist to deliver a high-stakes cosmic crisis as Starman rallies the Justice League on a desperate mission across the multiverse. With the Source Wall on the brink of collapse, the League races to repair it with the aid of the New Gods, the Green Lantern Corps, and the Omega Titans—only to face a sudden, devastating assault by Brainiac and the Legion of Doom, whose arrival shatters the Wall and unleashes Perpetua into the universe.

In "Legion of Doom Part Four," Lex Luthor reveals to Brainiac the long-hidden truth about Vandal Savage’s centuries-long quest for the secrets of The Totality—how Lionel Luthor once cracked the code, only to be abandoned and broken by Savage’s betrayal. Now, with the stakes higher than ever, Lex makes a bold move, showing Brainiac that their only path forward lies in joining forces to awaken Perpetua.

In "The Sixth Dimension Chapter 1," the Justice League races against time to save the Multiverse, following Mr. Mxyzptlk’s cryptic warning that the true key lies beyond the Fifth Dimension—deep within the enigmatic Sixth. As the Legion of Doom presses forward with their dark scheme to resurrect Perpetua, the League must confront the unknown, stepping into realms even the trickster himself barely understands.

In the Sixth Dimension, the Justice League confronts their future selves, who reveal a seemingly perfect world rebuilt after saving the Multiverse from Perpetua—yet shadows linger beneath the utopia. Meanwhile, back at the Hall of Justice, a strange voice manipulates Mxyzptlk, turning the mischievous imp into an unpredictable force.

In "The Sixth Dimension Chapter 3," the Justice League confronts the shocking truth behind the Future Superman’s radical mission to preserve the Multiverse, while on Earth, Mera, Starman, and Jarro must stop a twisted, reality-warping Mxyzptlk from unraveling existence itself. Scott Snyder delivers a pulse-pounding blend of cosmic stakes and intimate tension, with bold visuals that bring the chaos to life.

In "The First Crisis," Mera, Starman, and Jarro fight a twisted Mxyzptlk while the Legion of Doom arrives with a surprising ally—Bat-Mite—adding chaos to an already unraveling battle. Meanwhile, Perpetua reflects on her role in creating the Multiverse and how her ambitions led to her imprisonment behind the Source Wall.

In the Sixth Dimension, the Justice League is trapped on Future Apokolips, fighting to break free from a prison built by their own dark futures. As they confront an army of twisted, evolved versions of villains they once knew, Superman battles his own isolation in a separate dimension, while Batman faces a fateful choice with the World Forger—his decision could reshape the Multiverse.

In the Sixth Dimension, the future Legion of Doom stages a desperate rescue, shielding the Justice Leaguers from the relentless forces of a future Lois Lane from Apokolips as they fight to escape back to Earth. Meanwhile, Superman remains trapped in a prison dimension, while Batman teams up with the World Forger in a shocking bid to save the Multiverse—by destroying it.

In the future, the Justice League returns to Earth after fleeing Apokolips, only to face their own future selves and the enigmatic World Forger in a battle to save the Multiverse. As Batman aligns with the World Forger and Superman struggles to break free from a dimensional prison, the line between hero and enemy blurs in a high-stakes confrontation that will determine the fate of reality itself.

In "The Message," Scott Snyder crafts a tense, grounded chapter of the Justice League’s fight against a quiet but spreading threat. With Mera and Starman warning of Luthor’s growing influence—sowing despair and inciting violence across Earth—the League faces a new kind of war, one that demands not just power, but unity. Now, they must gather a force of heroes before hope itself is lost.