Justice League of America #200

In "Chapter 1: Firestorm vs. Manhunter from Mars," Firestorm’s routine satellite watch takes a sharp turn when the Martian Manhunter crashes the scene, hunting an Appellax meteor with eerie precision. With Firestorm quickly overpowered, the League’s new guard springs into action—only to discover the founding members are missing, drawn to the same cosmic mystery from their first mission. Now, with the team split and the past echoing in the present, the hunt for the Appellax meteors becomes a race against history itself.

In a tense showdown beneath the sea, Aquaman races to recover a mysterious meteor while the Red Tornado stands in his way. The Phantom Stranger arrives with cryptic purpose, shifting the balance of the conflict in ways neither hero fully understands.

In "Chapter 3: Zatanna vs. Wonder Woman," the mystical Zatanna races against Wonder Woman to secure a powerful meteor from the Paradise Island, each determined to prevent the other from claiming it. With ancient magic clashing against Amazonian strength, the fate of the relic hangs in the balance.

In "Chapter 5: The Flash vs. the Elongated Man," the Flash's lightning speed puts the Elongated Man on the defensive, but the real mystery begins when he returns to the Justice League's original headquarters—only to find it in ruins and the founding members with no memory of their shared past beyond their first mission together.

In "Chapter 6: Green Arrow & Black Canary vs. Batman," the trio of heroes—Green Arrow, Black Canary, and Batman—find themselves locked in a tense race for the Appellax meteor, with Batman using his cunning to outmaneuver the duo and claim the prize. Now scattered across their own bases, each hero ponders the next move as the hunt for the seventh and final meteor begins.

In "Chapter 7: Hawkman vs. Superman," the ancient warrior Hawkman races to intercept two robotic duplicates of Superman, determined to prevent them from claiming the powerful Appellax meteor. Just as he succeeds, the real Superman arrives—too late to stop the meteor’s acquisition—but not before Hawkman is knocked unconscious and suddenly whisked away into the void, his fate unknown.

When seven meteors converge, the alien forces of Appellax awaken in cloned battle forms, reigniting the forgotten memories of the Justice League’s original members. With the veteran heroes reawakened but overwhelmed, the newer generation must find them and unite—before the alien threat overwhelms them all.

In "Chapter 10," the Justice League—Atom, Firestorm, Green Lantern, and Martian Manhunter—rally to defeat the last two alien invaders, their victory marking the end of a desperate battle. With the remnants of the alien clones and the meteor fragments secured, the team sends them into the sun to ensure they can never threaten Earth again. As J'Onn and Snapper return to their lives, Green Arrow makes a quiet but significant decision to rejoin the League.

In the quiet aftermath of a cosmic threat, the Justice League unites one last time to send the remnants of alien clones and fallen meteors into the sun. J'Onn and Snapper return to their lives, while Green Arrow contemplates a new chapter—rejoining the team he once left behind.