Justice League of America #[7]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together issues #1-6 of the 2010 Justice League of America series, written by James Robinson with art by Mark Bagley. The story follows the newly formed team, led by Batman, as they investigate a mysterious threat tied to the history of the Justice League, exploring the legacy of past members while introducing a roster featuring characters like Donna Troy, Mon-El, and Congorilla.
In "Out of the Ashes..", the Justice League of America faces a storm of threats across multiple fronts: Green Arrow battles Hunter, Dr. Impossible, and Neon Black inside the Watchtower, while the rest of the team confronts Tender Mercy and Chair on Blackhawk Island, where they encounter Congorilla and Starman. With Red Tornado joining Green Arrow in the fray, the League begins to fracture as members depart for personal reasons, leaving Batman, Donna Troy, Congorilla, and Starman to face new foes tied to Prometheus. As the remaining heroes assemble scattered machine parts, they activate a device that opens a view into the vast, unseen realms of the Multiverse. Written by James Robinson and illustrated by Mark Bagley, with Rob Hunter handling the cover inks, this 2010 issue delivers high-stakes teamwork and cosmic mystery in a story that redefines the League’s reach.
In "Out of the Ashes..," Bluejay races against time to warn the Justice League, but her message falls on deaf ears. As the surviving members of the JLA reunite at the mountain stronghold of the original team to debate their future, they’re suddenly thrust into a deadly confrontation with Despero.
In "By My Black Hand, the Dead Shall Rise! Part One," Paco Ramone confronts the haunting memories of his past life as the Black Lanterns rise to challenge the remnants of the Justice League. With Zatara, Vibe, and Steel now among the undead, and Kimiyo determined to face the first Dr. Light alone, the Hall of Justice becomes a battleground of resurrection and reckoning.
In "Team History," Donna Troy answers Wonder Woman’s call to revive the Justice League, assembling a new roster that includes Starfire, Cyborg, Batman, and Dr. Light. As the team begins to form, Dr. Light and Batman each take on the task of recruiting more members—Dr. Light reaching out to the Guardian and Mon-El, while Batman brings in Green Lantern and Green Arrow.
In "Team History," the new Justice League faces a series of escalating threats as Dr. Impossible and Hunter assault STAR Labs, while the mystery of the alien artifact linked to Darwin Jones deepens—leading the team to Blackhawk Island. As Congorilla and Starman confront Tender Mercy and Chair, Neon Black, Hunter, and Dr. Impossible launch a surprise invasion of the now-vacant JLA satellite.
In "All Along the Watchtower," Green Arrow battles Hunter, Dr. Impossible, and Neon Black inside the Watchtower, while the rest of the Justice League confronts Tender Mercy and Chair on Blackhawk Island—where they also encounter Congorilla and Starman. With Red Tornado’s help, Green Arrow holds the line as the League begins to fracture, leaving only Batman, Donna Troy, Congorilla, and Starman to face new threats tied to Prometheus. As the remnants of the team gather scattered machine components, they activate the device, peering into the vast, unknown reaches of the Multiverse.
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↩ Reprints Justice League of America #38 (2009), Justice League of America #38 (2009), Justice League of America #39 (2010), Justice League of America #40 (2010), Justice League of America #41 (2010), Justice League of America #41 (2010), Justice League of America #42 (2010), Justice League of America #42 (2010), Justice League of America #43 (2010), Justice League: The Rise & Fall Special #1 (2010)
Reprinted in Justice League of America #[7] (2011)
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