Justice League Infinity #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection reprints the seven-issue Justice League Infinity series from 2022, which continues the storyline from the Justice League Unlimited animated universe. Written by James Tucker and J.M. DeMatteis with art by Ethen Beavers, the story sees the League facing new cosmic threats while exploring the nature of heroism and identity.
In "The Crack'd Mirror Part One," Superman is thrust into a dystopian Earth where a fascist regime rules, while his tyrannical counterpart, Overman, takes his place on our world and turns on Lois Lane—forcing her to call the Justice League for help. As the team scrambles to understand the mysterious displacement of people across realities, Martian Manhunter joins the fight to stop Overman, while deep in the void, Amazo confronts a twisted echo of himself. Written by J. M. DeMatteis and James Tucker, with art by Ethen Beavers and colors by Nick Filardi, this issue blends high-stakes action with chilling alternate-world dread. The cover, by Francis Manapul, captures the fractured tension of the moment.
In "The Crack'd Mirror Part One," the Justice League's celebration for Wally's birthday is shattered by sudden assaults from Granny Goodness and Kalibak, testing the team's unity. Amid the chaos, Martian Manhunter grapples with his sense of belonging, while far from Earth, Amazo wrestles with the meaning of his existence.
In "The Crack'd Mirror Part Two," Superman vanishes into a dystopian Earth where tyranny reigns, leaving his brutal counterpart Overman to take his place and turn on Lois Lane. As the Justice League scrambles to protect Earth from this rogue version of their friend, Martian Manhunter uncovers a mysterious pattern of displaced beings—while deep in the void, Amazo confronts a twisted echo of his own design.
In "The Mirror Crack'd Part Three," Superman of the Justice Alliance finds himself stranded on a fascist Earth ruled by Vandal Savage, where he must confront the Freedom Fighters—now allied with a different Superman from the Justice League. As the League works to track down the missing hero and send Overman home, Wonder Woman is unexpectedly pulled to yet another world, unraveling a new thread in the multiversal mystery.
In "The Mirror Crack'd Part Four," the Justice League ventures into the Multiverse to stop Amazo’s destabilizing actions, which are tearing reality apart by randomly shunting people across Earths. Wonder Woman stumbles upon a fractured world where her counterpart made a fateful choice—falling in love with that universe’s Darkseid, now the last survivor of a shattered realm.
In "The Mirror Crack'd Part Five," Superman and his Earth-D counterpart join forces with the Freedom Fighters and unlikely allies—parallel versions of General Zod, Doomsday, and Metallo—to challenge Vandal Savage’s grip on their world. With a mysterious ally from beyond, the duo is pulled into a larger battle across dimensions, leading them to rescue Wonder Woman from Darkseid’s realm and uncover the source of the growing rifts between worlds.
In "The Mirror Crack'd Part Six," the Justice League and Justice Alliance confront the source of the Multiverse’s fracture, uncovering a chilling truth: Amazo, manipulated by his darker counterpart from another world, has become a weapon of annihilation. With Amazo-II fused to the Anti-Life Equation and driven by the destruction of his own reality, the heroes face a threat that transcends dimensions.
In "The Mirror Crack'd Part Seven," John Stewart, J'onn J'onzz, Barry Allen, Bruce Wayne, and Diana Prince find themselves the last defenders of a shattered Multiverse, trapped in a Green Lantern energy bubble while Amazo-II wields the Anti-Life Equation to erase all life. With no allies left and time running out, they must uncover a way to stop the machine god and restore everything they’ve lost—before the silence becomes permanent.
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↩ Reprints Justice League Infinity #1 (2021), Justice League Infinity #1 (2021), Justice League Infinity #2 (2021), Justice League Infinity #3 (2021), Justice League Infinity #4 (2021), Justice League Infinity #5 (2022), Justice League Infinity #6 (2022), Justice League Infinity #7 (2022)
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