Justice League of America: A Celebration of 60 Years #[nn]

In "Starro the Conqueror!" from Justice League of America: A Celebration of 60 Years, Aquaman races to warn the JLA after a giant alien starfish invades Earth, splitting into three to spread chaos across the planet. With Green Lantern, J’onn J’onzz, and Wonder Woman confronting two of the beasts, Flash discovers that only Snapper Carr remains unaffected—his immunity tied to the lime coating his skin. As the heroes piece together the truth, they must unite before Starro’s influence spreads further.

In "Crisis on Earth-Three!" from Justice League of America: A Celebration of 60 Years, the Crime Syndicate—bored with their reign of tyranny on Earth-3—cross over to the JLA’s world after Ultraman’s accidental exposure to Green Kryptonite unlocks a strange new power. With the Justice League on the defensive, the Syndicate teleport them to their home Earth, where their dominance is absolute. Now, with the JSA on the line, the Syndicate sets their sights on Earth-2 to even the odds.

In "The Most Dangerous Earth of All!", the Justice League of America faces off against the Crime Syndicate on Earth-2 after the villains trap the Justice Society of America in an interdimensional prison using the same name—Volthoom—that once ensnared the JLA. With time running out and the fate of multiple Earths hanging in the balance, the JLA must outwit their evil counterparts before the Syndicate's trap consumes everything.

In "Snapper Carr -- Super-Traitor!", Jo is pulled into a dangerous web when the charming John Dough convinces him that a life beyond the Justice League is what he truly desires—little knowing that John Dough is actually the Joker, manipulating Snapper into betraying the team and exposing their secret headquarters.

In "No Man Escapes the Manhunter!", Mark Shaw, the Manhunter, takes down Green Lantern, Green Arrow, and Black Canary, framing GL for the destruction of a planet. Batman steps in to clear GL’s name, but the Justice League soon realizes the attack is part of a deeper conspiracy by the Manhunters to undermine the Guardians of the Universe.

In "Chapter 1: Firestorm vs. Manhunter from Mars," Firestorm finds himself outmatched when the Martian Manhunter invades the satellite in search of an Appellax meteor. With the League’s founding members mysteriously absent, the new team must split up to intercept each of the original heroes, who are now scattered across Earth—each holding one of the seven meteors from the JLA’s first case.

In "Chapter 2: The Phantom Stranger, Aquaman vs. Red Tornado," the fate of a mysterious meteor hangs in the balance as Aquaman races against time, only to be confronted by the relentless Red Tornado. When the android’s pursuit threatens to derail the mission, the enigmatic Phantom Stranger steps in—his motives as unclear as the storm gathering around them.

In "Chapter 5: The Flash vs. the Elongated Man," the speedster confronts his fellow founding member in a clash that ends with a swift victory. Returning to the Justice League’s original headquarters, Flash finds the building in ruins and discovers the other founding members—confused, amnesiac, and unable to recall anything after their first mission together.

In this standout chapter from *Justice League of America: A Celebration of 60 Years*, Green Arrow and Black Canary find themselves outmaneuvered by Batman, who secures the Appellax meteor for himself. Now, as both teams regroup in their respective headquarters, the hunt for the seventh meteor looms—each wondering what comes next.

In "Chapter 7: Hawkman vs. Superman," the Man of Steel’s arrival on a distant asteroid sets off a high-stakes race for the Appellax meteor, with Hawkman forced to confront not one, but two versions of Superman—robotic imitations that challenge his resolve. As the real Superman claims the meteor, Hawkman is left drifting into space, only to vanish without a trace in a sudden, unexplained teleportation.

When seven meteors converge, the alien conquerors of Appellax return in their cloned battle forms, reigniting forgotten memories in the Justice League’s founding members. As the ancient threat overwhelms the heroes, the newer generation teams up with the veterans to stand against the tide. The fate of Earth hangs in the balance as past and present unite in a fight for survival.

In "Chapter 10" from *Justice League of America: A Celebration of 60 Years*, the team—Atom, Firestorm, Green Lantern, and Martian Manhunter—rally to stop the final alien threats, culminating in a decisive victory. With the remnants of the alien clones and meteors secured, the League sends them into the sun, sealing the threat. As J’Onn and Snapper return to their lives, Green Arrow makes a quiet but meaningful choice to rejoin the team.

When the Justice League’s satellite is destroyed, Aquaman calls for the team to disband, urging the United Nations to form a new, permanent League. Though most members depart, a core group remains—joined by Vixen, Steel, and Vibe—and relocates to the Bunker in Detroit, a hidden base built by General Hank Heywood, Steel’s grandfather.

In "Born Again," a newly assembled Justice League steps into the spotlight amid public skepticism and internal rifts, testing their unity before a high-stakes mission. When a terrorist threat to the United Nations looms, the team must prove they’re more than just a symbol—they’re a force worth believing in.

In "The Tornado's Path Chapter One: Life," the Red Tornado reclaims a quiet existence after years of service, only to find his past stirring anew as new figures emerge in the shadows—each carrying the weight of what it means to be a hero. As Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman deliberate over who belongs in the League, the past and present collide in unexpected ways.

In "Justice League Part One," Batman and an alien fugitive are on the run from Gotham's Finest, forcing Green Lantern to intervene and forge a tense alliance with the Dark Knight. Their search leads them to Metropolis, where they confront Superman—another alien whose reaction to their arrival is far from welcoming.

In "The Totality Part 1," the Justice League races across the globe to contain a sudden surge of Neoanderthals unleashed by Vandal Savage, their attacks unraveling natural balances. As J'onn J'onzz makes the devastating choice to destroy the Moon to halt the chaos, a new, far greater danger emerges—something the League has never faced before. The threat known as the Totality is coming, and with Savage momentarily distracted by Lex Luthor and the Legion of Doom, the heroes must prepare for what lies beyond the stars.