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 mechanical doppelgängers. Meanwhile, Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman’s decision-making in the Batcave is upended by the sudden arrival of Black Lightning and Hawkgirl. 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 mystery and action.
In "The Tornado's Path, Chapter One: Life," the Red Tornado steps away from his past as a machine and into a fragile, uncertain future, while Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman weigh the future of the Justice League. As new potential members emerge in quiet moments of courage, the question isn’t just who they are—but who they might become.
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 mechanical threat, while Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman weigh the future of the Justice League. Meanwhile, the Electrocutioner and Plastique strike at Vixen for the Tantu Totem, and Black Lightning follows a trail that leads him to the Parasite, all while the human Red Tornado finds unexpected joy in his ordinary life.
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 strange revelation on Trident’s neck that throws their mission into uncertainty. As the Red Tornado searches for answers, the Phantom Stranger guides him toward a shocking sight: Green Lantern, Arsenal, and Black Canary battling a legion of Red Tornados. Meanwhile, Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman’s decision-making in the Batcave is thrown off course by the sudden arrival of Black Lightning and Hawkgirl.
In "The Tornado's Path, Chapter Four: Being Human," the Justice League confronts the mysterious Starro possessor on Trident, uncovering a terrifying fusion of machine and flesh. As the battle rages, Red Tornado’s arrival triggers Amazo’s early activation, and a newly intelligent Solomon Grundy emerges—just as Vixen joins the fight.
In "The Tornado's Path, Chapter Five: Born Again," the newly formed Justice League grapples with a mystery when an intelligent Solomon Grundy reveals Amazo’s location. As the rogue android, believing itself to be the Red Tornado, accesses John Smith’s memories, it heads toward Kathy Sutton’s home—unaware of the storm it’s about to unleash.
In the final chapter of "The Tornado's Path," the newly formed Justice League faces off against the relentless Amazo, while Red Tornado battles the mindless fury of Solomon Grundy, whose single-minded rage threatens to consume him. The stakes are high as both conflicts push heroes to their limits in a fight for survival.
In the epilogue to "The Tornado's Path," the newly reformed Justice League extends its first invitations, marking a fresh chapter for the team. Roy Harper embraces his legacy with a new look and the name Red Arrow, while Black Lightning tours the Hall of Justice—its Trophy Hall and the sleek new satellite dubbed "the Kitchen"—only for Batman and him to uncover a surprising truth: the mysterious Trident is actually a 31st-century hero known as Karate Kid.
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