Justice League Rebirth #1
"Craignez la faucheuse" marks a pivotal moment in the Justice League Rebirth series, as Barry Allen confronts haunting echoes of his past while grappling with visions that suggest the Speed Force is sending him a warning. Written by Joshua Williamson and Alex Nikolavitch, with bold, dynamic art by Carmine Di Giandomenico and vivid colors by Ivan Plascencia, the issue delivers a gripping blend of personal mystery and cosmic stakes. The cover by Gary Frank captures the tension perfectly, setting the tone for a story where time, memory, and legacy collide.
In "Craignez la faucheuse," the Justice League grapples with the aftermath of Superman’s death when a mysterious techno-organic reaper arrives to harvest Earth. With the help of a Superman from another universe and two new Green Lanterns, they must stand firm against an otherworldly threat—before the warning they send reaches beyond this world.
In "La science de l'intention," Lex Luthor, returned from Apokolips wearing Superman's symbol, embarks on a chilling quest to become the Man of Steel—not through power, but through purpose. With a mind honed by obsession, he seeks the one missing piece that could make his transformation real.
In "Le chemin du retour, première partie," a shocking twist sends shockwaves through the Justice League: Lex Luthor declares himself the new Superman, forcing a version of the Man of Steel from another universe to emerge from hiding. As the two clash, Clark Kent and the unstoppable Doomsday arrive unannounced, turning the battle into something far more complex than anyone expected.
In "... Condamné à la répéter...", Barry Allen is drawn into a haunting mystery when a crime scene eerily mirrors his mother’s murder, triggering cryptic visions of other speedsters. As the Speed Force seems to send him a warning, the long-lost original Wally West reappears—his memory returning in a flash—before vanishing to join the Titans. With the timeline unraveling and a hidden force at play, Barry heads to Gotham to consult Batman, chasing a truth that stretches beyond time itself.
In "Deus Ex Machina," Barry Allen struggles to balance his dual roles as the Flash and a crime scene investigator, stretched thin by the weight of every life he feels he must save. When he rushes to rescue people from a burning building, he’s haunted by the fear that his choice might mean he’s too late to stop a deadly confrontation at S.T.A.R. Labs—where his friend Detective August Heart faces off against the rogue group known as the Black Hole.
In "Coups de foudre!," August Heart, struck by lightning and infused with the Speed Force, begins training under Barry Allen as the Flash. When Iris investigates a mysterious theft from S.T.A.R. Labs and is captured by the Black Hole, Barry is overwhelmed by a new weapon—forcing August to step into the role of a hero. As Central City is rocked by a sudden storm, lightning strikes again, igniting super speed in countless citizens.
In "Forgé," Hal Jordan, twisted by the corrupting energy of Krona's gauntlet, begins a desperate quest to reclaim his identity. Forging a new power ring, he sets out to find the missing Green Lantern Corps, even as the Sinestro Corps now rules the cosmos from Warworld—where Oa once stood.
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