Justice League of America: The Last Survivors of Earth #[nn]

In "Snapper Carr—Super-Traitor!", Snapper Carr finds himself torn between his loyalty to the Justice League and a sudden longing for a quiet, ordinary life—sparked by the unsettling charm of a man named John Dough. But as trust erodes and secrets unravel, Snapper's choices lead him down a path he never intended, putting the League and their hidden sanctuary at risk.

In "The Coming of the Doomsters," the retired Vigilante reemerges to enlist the Justice League’s aid in uncovering the mystery behind a factory that spews only air and water pollution. With the League now operating from their new satellite headquarters 22,300 miles above the U.S., they face a threat that’s as invisible as it is insidious.

In "Night of the Soul-Stealer!", Thanagarian criminal Norch Lor arrives on Earth with a terrifying agenda, wielding the forbidden Ghenna Box to steal the consciousness of unsuspecting civilians—and even members of the Justice League. As Hawkman and Hawkgirl fall before his power, the League must confront a foe who doesn't just attack the body, but invades the mind itself.

Hawkman and Atom journey to Thanagar seeking a cure for the unraveling Jean Loring, only to arrive as the planet falls under the twisted assault of the Jest-Master, whose madness spreads like a plague. In the chaos, Jean’s mind snaps free—her madness replaced by clarity—and she steps forward to aid the League in facing an enemy whose laughter is a weapon.

In "Peril of the Paired Planets," Red Tornado is taken by a mysterious enemy called Creator2, whose vibrational powers strike both Earth-1 and Earth-2 at once. As the JSA and JLA face separate but linked threats, the heroes must confront a danger that exploits the very fabric of their mirrored worlds—before it's too late.

In "Where Valor Fails... Will Magic Triumph?", the surviving members of the Justice League of America and the Justice Society of America face a dire threat as they rally against Creator2, a foe whose scientific might has proven nearly unstoppable. With science failing, the JSA turns to magic in a desperate bid to even the odds—uncovering a power that may just tip the balance.

In "The Devil in Paradise!" from Justice League of America: The Last Survivors of Earth, Dr. Viktor Willard unleashes his Pax Serum with the promise of global peace—only to reveal his true plan, where the world's sudden descent into savagery after 100 hours will leave him and his wife as the sole survivors to rebuild. The story explores the chilling moral cost of utopia when the architect of peace knows the apocalypse is just a countdown away.

In "Earth's Final Hour!", Aquaman rallies the Justice League when industrialist Theo Zappa begins draining Earth’s plankton to fuel a desperate trade with the ecologically ravaged planet Kalyarna. With the ocean’s foundation collapsing, the heroes split into teams to stop Zappa before his scheme triggers mass starvation—before it’s too late.

In "Batman — King of the World," the Justice League follows a mysterious robot's trail, only to find themselves caught in a violent clash on a distant world—mistakenly fighting a group of heroes who may be more than they seem. The story unfolds as Batman, still under the robot's influence, stands at the center of a conflict that blurs the line between ally and enemy.

In "The Last Survivors of Earth!" from Justice League of America: The Last Survivors of Earth #1 (2019), the remnants of the ancient civilization of Mu—exiled millennia ago after their continent sank—return to claim Earth, now home to a new generation of humans. As the planet faces an existential threat from a long-lost people with a vengeance, the Justice League must confront a past they never knew and a future they may not survive.

In "The Most Dangerous Dreams of All!", writer Harlequin Ellis finds himself haunted by vivid, unsettling dreams where he takes on the identities of Superman and Batman—only to witness Green Arrow and other Justice League members fall in battle. As his obsession with Black Canary deepens, the line between fantasy and reality begins to blur in ways he can’t explain.

In "Plague of the Pale People," the reckless dumping of poison gas by the United States into the ocean triggers a catastrophic chain reaction, destroying the Proof-Rock—the sacred heart of the Pale People—and igniting their wrath. Now driven to retaliate, the Pale People turn their fury toward Atlantis, setting the stage for a clash that could reshape the balance of power beneath the waves.

In "Earth—The Monster-Maker!", A-Rym, a stranded alien separated from his symbiotic pet Teppy during a crash through the dimensional barrier, becomes a threat to the JSA—only to be met with unexpected resistance from a headstrong young Robin. Meanwhile, on Earth-1, a college-aged Robin faces off against Teppy in a parallel battle, mirroring the chaos unfolding across the multiverse.

In "Solomon Grundy.. The One and Only," the JLA and JSA unite on Earth-2 to confront A-Rym’s escalating fury, with Solomon Grundy making a haunting appearance in the midst of the chaos. As the teams race to reunite A-Rym with Teppy before it’s too late, a quiet moment unfolds between Earth-2 Robin and his Earth-1 counterpart, who receives a new costume in the Batcave—just as the weight of their mission lingers in the air.

In "The Private War of Johnny Dune!" from Justice League of America: The Last Survivors of Earth, a returning war veteran named Johnny Dune grapples with a terrifying new gift—his voice can command others. As he struggles to control his power and its moral weight, his path crosses with the Justice League, forcing a choice that will test his humanity.