Justice League of America #1
In "The Tornado's Path, Chapter One: Life," Black Lightning and Hawkgirl confront Trident and Dr. Impossible in St. Roch, uncovering a shocking clue on Trident’s neck that throws their mission into question. As the Red Tornado searches for answers, the Phantom Stranger guides him to a battlefield where Green Lantern, Arsenal, and Black Canary face an army of their own kind. Meanwhile, Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman are interrupted in the Batcave as Black Lightning and Hawkgirl arrive with urgent news. Written by Brad Meltzer and illustrated by Ed Benes, with inks by Sandra Hope and Mariah Benes, colors by Alex Sinclair, and letters by Rob Leigh, the cover by Michael Turner captures the storm of secrets and shifting loyalties.
In "The Tornado's Path, Chapter One: Life," the Red Tornado reclaims a fragile existence after years of silence, navigating a world that no longer remembers him. As Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman deliberate the future of the Justice League, new figures emerge—each carrying quiet power, poised on the edge of something greater.
In "The Tornado's Path, Chapter Two: Tornado-Red / Tornado-Blue," the hunt for the Red Tornado android intensifies as Green Lantern, Black Canary, and Arsenal pursue the machine through a storm of secrets and shifting loyalties. Meanwhile, Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman weigh the future of the Justice League, while the Electrocutioner and Plastique strike at Vixen for the Tantu Totem, and Black Lightning follows a trail that leads straight to the Parasite. The human Red Tornado, caught between worlds, finds his life unexpectedly full—though not without its own storm.
In "The Tornado's Path, Chapter Three: The Brave & the Bold," Black Lightning and Hawkgirl confront Trident and Dr. Impossible in St. Roch, uncovering a mysterious clue on Trident’s neck that throws their mission into question. As the Red Tornado searches for answers, the Phantom Stranger guides him toward a shocking sight: Green Lantern, Arsenal, and Black Canary battling an army of Red Tornados. Meanwhile, Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman are interrupted in the Batcave when Black Lightning and Hawkgirl arrive with urgent news.
In "The Tonado's Path, Chapter Four: Being Human," Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Black Lightning, and Hawkgirl confront the unsettling fusion of machine and flesh that is the Starro possessor on Trident, while Green Lantern, Black Canary, and Arsenal battle a trio of metahuman threats. As Amazo activates too soon and Red Tornado arrives, the chaos deepens with Vixen joining the fight and an intelligent Solomon Grundy emerging from the shadows.
In "The Tornado's Path, Chapter Five: Born Again," the newly formed Justice League follows a cryptic lead from an unexpected source—Solomon Grundy, now eerily intelligent—toward the fugitive Amazo. As the android, believing itself to be the Red Tornado, accesses John Smith’s memories, it sets off on a dangerous journey to Kathy Sutton’s home, leaving the League to race against time.
In the climactic chapter of "The Tornado's Path," the newly formed Justice League faces off against the relentless Amazo, while Red Tornado struggles to survive a deadly confrontation with Solomon Grundy, whose rage knows no mercy.
In the quiet aftermath of a new era, the Justice League of America extends its call to heroes old and new—Roy Harper steps into the legacy of Red Arrow, and Black Lightning tours the Hall of Justice, from its hallowed Trophy Hall to the high-tech training room known as "the Kitchen." As Batman and Black Lightning uncover a shocking truth, they realize the mysterious Trident is not a villain, but a hero from the distant 31st century—known only as the Karate Kid.
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Reprinted in Justice League of America #1 (2008)
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