Justice League of America #[9]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Bogeyman," Green Lantern from the Tangent Universe delivers a dire warning to the Justice League: the Crime Syndicate is erasing entire worlds, and she’s the latest victim. Before the League can react, the Syndicate launches a full-scale assault on the Hall of Justice, while Dr. Impossible and his team infiltrate to steal Alexander Luthor’s body and activate the Resurrection Machine. Using energy drawn from three humans across different Earths—including a captive Bluejay—the machine awakens something far worse than Darkseid: the Omega Man. Written by James Robinson and brought to life with dynamic art by Mark Bagley, inks by Rob Hunter and Norm Rapmund, and vivid colors by Hi-Fi, this issue blends cosmic stakes with grounded tension. The cover, by Mark Bagley and Rob Hunter, captures the chaos in striking detail.
In "The Bogeyman," Donna Troy and Jade confront a haunting figure from their past while seeking a fresh start in San Francisco. The Bogeyman’s psionic assault tests them to their core, but instead of breaking them, their shared resolve only deepens their strength.
In "Omega, Part 1: Worlds Collide," Green Lantern from the Tangent Universe warns the Justice League of the Crime Syndicate’s planet-destroying rampage—just as the Syndicate strikes the Hall of Justice. Amid the chaos, Dr. Impossible invades with his team, steals Alexander Luthor’s body, and activates the Resurrection Machine, channeling energy from three Earths, including a captive Bluejay, in a bid to revive Darkseid—only to awaken the mysterious Omega Man instead.
In "Omega, Part 2: The Power of a Million Souls!", the Omega Man’s escalating power threatens to consume the world after the deaths of Hunter, Neon Black, and Tender Mercy. With Washington D.C. in peril, Jade channels her abilities and the Omega Man’s raw energy to form a protective bubble, sealing the JLA, the Crime Syndicate, and the Omega Man within its confines—trapped in a fragile standoff of power and desperation.
Trapped in Jade’s shimmering bubble over Washington D.C., the Justice League and the Crime Syndicate must set aside their differences to face the overwhelming threat of the Omega Man. But when Ultraman and Dark Supergirl turn against their allies, the fragile alliance hangs in the balance.
In "Omega, Part 4: Finale," the Justice League races against the clock to construct a device that could unleash Omega Man upon the world, but as tensions rise, the lines between ally and traitor blur. With trust fracturing and motives hidden, the team must confront the unsettling truth of who truly holds the power—and who might be pulling the strings.
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