Justice League of America: Power and Glory #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Power and Glory, Part One," Superman is drawn into a mysterious warning at the Infinity Corporation, while Aquaman receives a cryptic prophecy in Atlantis—events that ripple across the Justice League as the team is ambushed at the new Metropolis Clean Energy Power Plant by a newly freed Parasite. Written and illustrated by Bryan Hitch, with inks by Daniel Henriques, Wade von Grawbadger, and Andrew Currie, and colors by Alex Sinclair and Jeromy Cox, this issue sets a high-stakes tone with its layered mysteries. The cover by Bryan Hitch captures the gravity of the moment, as the League confronts a figure claiming to be Rao—just as the Infinity Corporation vanishes without a trace.
In "Power and Glory, Part One," Superman is drawn to the mysterious Infinity Corporation, where he receives a chilling warning about his fate, while Aquaman is called to Atlantis by a prophet foretelling the arrival of a "true god." Meanwhile, the rest of the Justice League is ambushed at the new Metropolis Clean Energy Power Plant by a newly freed Parasite, barely subdued with Superman’s sudden arrival. When Superman, Batman, and Cyborg return to investigate the vanished Infinity Corporation, they’re interrupted by a figure who claims to be Rao.
In "Power and Glory, Part Two," Superman strives to bridge the gap between humanity and the newly arrived deity Rao, while Batman and Cyborg remain vigilant, probing the god's true nature with sharp eyes and sharper tech. The tension builds as trust is tested and the line between savior and threat grows thinner.
In the past, Green Lantern stands ready beside Rao for a vital diplomatic mission on Krypton. In the present, Superman and Batman, aided by Cyborg and his father, uncover unsettling truths about Rao’s blessings—revealing they may be rooted in hidden genetic programming, setting ancient forces in motion.
In "Power and Glory, Part Six," Green Lantern and Rao confront a startling revelation within the Infinity Corporation building, while back in the present, Batman and Cyborg race to disrupt Rao’s hold over his followers. Wonder Woman and Aquaman prepare for the final clash as the imprisoned Superman pulls Rao’s cathedral toward a fateful collision with the moon.
In the final moments of *Justice League of America: Power and Glory, Part Seven*, Flash channels the Speed Force to execute Batman’s desperate gambit—using the Parasite to siphon Rao’s power, triggering a surge that breaks Rao’s hold over his followers. With Superman fallen as fate foretold, Rao flees toward the Infinity Corporation, seeking the Stones of Forever to reclaim his strength.
In "Power and Glory, Part Eight," Flash and the Infinity Corporation stand within Rao's cathedral, facing the ancient Kryptonian god as they prepare to use the stones to escape. Wonder Woman races to revive Superman just as the past returns—ancient Krypton descends upon the present, its army led by Rao, yet among the arriving Kryptonians is a lone Green Lantern, poised at the edge of a long-forgotten war.
In "Power and Glory, Part Nine," Batman’s bold gambit to cripple the Kryptonians by accelerating the Sun into a red giant forces a desperate reckoning. With Rao’s future self threatening to unravel reality, the younger Rao must confront his destiny—and reclaim his people’s past—before time itself collapses.
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