Justice League of America Hereby Elects... #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Doom of the Star Diamond," exile Carthan, stranded on Earth after being banished by his ruler Xandor, tries to reach the Justice League through desperate means—activating three machines of destruction that tether him to the planet and taking Green Arrow hostage. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Mike Sekowsky, with inks by Bernard Sachs and lettering by Gaspar Saladino, this 2007 issue delivers a tense, high-stakes standoff where the League must respond to a cry for help they can’t fully understand. The cover, by Jerry Ordway, captures the moment’s urgency with striking detail.
In "Doom of the Star Diamond," Carthan—exiled from his homeworld Dryanna by ruler Xandor—struggles to reach the Justice League from Earth, where he's trapped by three machines of destruction he's activated. With Green Arrow taken hostage, he hopes the League can disable the devices and set him free, but the situation grows more desperate with every passing moment.
When Black Canary arrives from Earth-2 to join the Justice League of America, she finds herself facing twisted reflections of the heroes she’s come to admire. As the team confronts these dark counterparts, she begins to realize her own powers have changed—her voice now carries a force she never knew she had.
When the Elongated Man is seemingly killed during the Justice League’s first mission against the alien Putty-Men, the team is left reeling—until a mysterious figure steps in to save them. The truth behind the stranger’s identity soon unfolds, revealing a surprising connection to the League’s newest ally.
In "Inner Mission!", Red Tornado faces a test of trust as the Justice League confronts a new iteration of the Construct, forcing him to prove his worth once more. Meanwhile, Hawkgirl makes her case to the team, striving to earn her place among them through determination and resolve.
In "The Reverse-Spells of Zatanna's Magic," the Justice League is thrown into confusion when Zatanna abruptly declines to join their ranks—only to realize her refusal was no accident. As they piece together her cryptic hints, they uncover a shocking deception: the Warlock of Ys has been hiding in plain sight, impersonating Green Lantern.
In "Testing of a Hero!", Green Arrow pushes for Black Lightning’s inclusion in the Justice League, but the team remains hesitant. To prove his worth, Black Lightning faces a trial where League members disguise themselves as villains—testing not just his strength, but his judgment and resolve.
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