Justice League Giant #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Conversion," Aquaman steps out of the shadow of Atlantis for the first time, trading the sea for the unfamiliar shores of Amnesty Bay after a day of being misunderstood. As he settles into life on land, strange forces stir beneath the waves—something ancient and unknown is beginning to surface. Written by Geoff Johns and brought to life by Ivan Reis and Joe Prado, with colors by Rod Reis and letters by Nick J. Napolitano, this issue features a striking cover by Yanick Paquette.
In "Justice League Part One," Batman finds himself on the run with an alien fugitive, pursued by Gotham's Finest. When Green Lantern intervenes to save Batman, the two form a tense alliance and head to Metropolis to confront Superman—another alien whose reaction to their arrival is far from welcoming.
Aquaman, weary from constant misunderstandings about his place in the world, makes the bold decision to leave Atlantis and settle on land in Amnesty Bay. But as he begins this new chapter, strange disturbances stir beneath the ocean’s surface—creatures long buried are starting to rise.
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↩ Reprints Justice League #1 (2011), Aquaman #1 (2011), The Flash #1 (2011)
Reprinted in Wonder Woman #9 (2019)
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