Justice League International #1

In "Born Again," a newly assembled Justice League steps into the spotlight amid public skepticism and internal rifts, their first mission a high-stakes intervention to prevent a terrorist attack on the U.N. The story captures the weight of legacy and the pressure to prove themselves, all within the charged atmosphere of a world watching closely.

In "Make War No More!" from Justice League International #1 (2020), three enigmatic super-powered figures emerge without warning, systematically dismantling the world’s nuclear arsenals. As the Justice League moves to intervene, they’re blocked by Bialyan officials who’ve granted the trio sanctuary, leaving the heroes caught between stopping a dangerous act and respecting a sovereign nation’s decree.

In "Meltdown," the Justice League International races into Russia to contain a nuclear crisis, only to arrive too late as a power plant teeters on disaster. Facing off against the Rocket Red Brigade, the team watches in tense silence as Wandjina makes a desperate stand to avert catastrophe—pushing beyond the edge of survival in the process.

In "Winning Hand," the Justice League grapples with Maxwell Lord's meddling when the Royal Flush Gang launches a surprise assault on their headquarters. With Booster Gold leading the charge, the team must work together to take down the remaining threat—Ace—before the chaos escalates further.

In "Gray Life, Gray Dreams," Dr. Fate’s sudden capture sends a distress signal to the Justice League, who rush to Stone Ridge, VT—only to find the town eerily altered, its streets and skies washed in an unsettling gray haze. As the heroes navigate this surreal transformation, they must unravel the mystery behind the Gray Man’s strange influence before the city’s reality collapses entirely.

In "Massacre in Gray," the Justice League faces off against the enigmatic Gray Man in a brutal, escalating clash that leaves the team reeling. As their numbers dwindle, Dr. Fate steps in, sealing the Gray Man’s fate by banishing him—and himself—to the realm of the Lords of Order.

In "Seeing Red," the mystery of Rocket Red deepens when he reveals himself as a Manhunter, sparking a fierce confrontation with the Justice League International. With the unexpected aid of the Rocket Red Brigade, the team fights to contain the threat—only for Maxwell Lord to be struck by a surprise attack from another Manhunter.

In "Constructions!", the Justice League International teams up with Maxwell Lord to stop a sentient, ever-expanding building, only to uncover a mysterious robot resembling the Construct. When the robot leads them to a hidden cave, they're met with an unexpected and furious Metron of the New Gods.

In "Who is Maxwell Lord?" from Justice League International #1 (2020), Jo and Metron uncover a web of manipulation that stretches beyond their understanding. As Lord—reconstructed by his own sentient AI—faces a final, desperate choice between surrendering to the machine or destroying it, the line between creator and creation begins to blur.

In "Hit or Miss!", the Joker’s latest scheme takes a bizarre turn when he targets a combat tank that Booster Gold and Blue Beetle are trying to repossess—just as Mr. Miracle races to finish setting up a barbecue before his friends arrive. With chaos unfolding on all sides, the Justice League International scrambles to keep the day from going up in flames, one misfire at a time.

In "Shop... or Die," the JLI faces their strangest crisis yet when the Cluster, a massive alien spaceship colony, arrives in Earth's orbit with a bizarre demand: trade with them, or face destruction. With no time to waste, the team must navigate a high-stakes standoff where diplomacy is as dangerous as a fight, and the price of peace might be more than anyone expected.

In "Gnort and South!", the Justice League International launches a daring assault on the Cluster, pushing them back with precision and power—only for Mr. Miracle to be left behind when the retreat turns urgent. Now stranded aboard an enemy vessel, his fate hangs in the balance as the team regroups, knowing they can’t leave him behind.

In "Bialya, My Bialya," the Justice League International splits its forces as one half pursues the Cluster while the other slips into Bialya undercover—only to uncover a shocking truth: Wandjina is alive, held under the Queen Bee’s control.