Justice League of America: Power and Glory #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the 2018 'Justice League of America' storyline 'Power and Glory,' featuring the team's battle against a mysterious new threat that challenges their unity and power. Written by Steve Orlando with art by various artists, the volume includes issues #1-6 of the series, showcasing the League's dynamic as they confront both external foes and internal conflicts.
In "Power and Glory, Part One," Superman is drawn into a mysterious invitation from Infinity Corporation, where he receives a chilling warning about his fate. Meanwhile, Aquaman is called to Atlantis by a prophet foretelling the arrival of a "true god," while the rest of the Justice League is ambushed at the new Metropolis Clean Energy Power Plant by a newly freed Parasite—only to be saved by a timely arrival from Superman. As the team regroups, they discover the Infinity Corporation has vanished, and their investigation is cut short by the sudden appearance of a being who declares himself Rao. 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 features a cover by Bryan Hitch.
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." As the rest of the Justice League is lured to the new Metropolis Clean Energy Power Plant and ambushed by a newly freed Parasite, they barely hold their ground—until Superman's timely arrival turns the tide. When the team regroups, they find the Infinity Corporation vanished, and their search is cut short by the sudden appearance of a being who claims to be Rao.
In "Power and Glory, Part Two," Superman strives to bridge the gap between humanity and the enigmatic Rao, guiding him through the world with cautious optimism, while Batman and Cyborg keep a sharp eye on the god’s true nature—testing his claims with cold logic and digital scrutiny.
In the past, Green Lantern stands ready to join Rao on a fateful diplomatic mission across Krypton. In the present, Superman and Batman, aided by Cyborg and his father, uncover unsettling truths about Rao’s blessings—revealing they may be tied to deep genetic programming, setting ancient forces into motion.
In "Power and Glory, Part Six," Green Lantern and Rao confront a shocking presence within the Infinity Corporation's stronghold, while back in the present, Batman and Cyborg race to disrupt Rao’s grip on his followers. Wonder Woman and Aquaman prepare for battle as Superman’s imprisoned form pulls Rao’s cathedral toward a fateful collision with the moon.
In the final clash of *Power and Glory, Part Seven*, Flash channels the Speed Force to enact Batman’s desperate gambit—using the Parasite to drain Rao’s power, triggering a surge that cuts the alien god off from 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 take refuge in Rao’s cathedral, where they confront the mad god with a desperate plan to escape. With the stones ready, Flash reveals Superman’s existence to Rao—just as Wonder Woman revives the Man of Steel in time to see the shocking arrival of ancient Krypton, its army, and a lone Green Lantern, all descending upon the present-day Earth.
In "Power and Glory, Part Nine," Batman’s desperate gambit reshapes the cosmos when he directs the Infinity Corporation to age the Sun into a red giant—stripping the Kryptonians of their powers. With time itself unraveling, the younger Rao confronts the shadow of his future self, racing to restore the ancient Kryptonians to their rightful place across time and space.
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