Justice League Rebirth #5
In "Peur panique, chapitre deux," Jessica confronts a terrifying truth: the fear monster she’s been battling is not an external threat, but a manifestation hidden within her, using her to feed on the anxieties of her fellow Justice Leaguers. As she grapples with the source of the fear and the weight of what it means to be a hero, she must make a difficult choice about her place in the team—and her own limits.
In "Virus, première partie," the Justice League faces a digital threat that turns their own technology against them. As Batman's systems betray him and the Watchtower hurtles toward San Francisco, Cyborg struggles to regain control while the world watches in dread.
In "Le Kid Flash de deux mondes !", Barry Allen and the new Kid Flash race to save lives as a bridge collapses, only for the original Wally West to suddenly appear and join the fight. When the two Wallys touch, Barry is overwhelmed by a surge of Speed Force visions, briefly slipping into a dark, arrogant state that echoes Professor Zoom’s influence—revealing a shocking truth about Wally’s father that leaves the younger hero reeling.
In "La vitesse de l'ombre, partie 1," Barry Allen and Iris West face a new threat in the form of Papercut, a villain wielding control over paper and wood. When Kid Flash arrives to intervene, his recklessness forces Barry to step in as the Flash to protect civilians. Back at home, Barry and Iris confront Wally about skipping school to fight crime, pushing the young hero to seek a greater challenge—leading him to a mysterious figure known as the Walking Shadow, a name tied to a long-forgotten enemy.
In "La loi de Sinestro, conclusion : Dernier envol," Hal Jordan and Sinestro face off on the brutal battleground of Warworld in a clash defined by willpower and fear. As Soranik disarms the Fear Machine and frees Guy Gardner and the other captives, John Stewart and the rest of the Green Lantern Corps push toward Warworld’s core, closing in on the final confrontation.
In the wake of Warworld’s fall and the presumed deaths of Hal Jordan and Sinestro, the Green Lantern Corps tread carefully as they confront the remnants of the Sinestro Corps under Soranik. When a desperate distress call from Xudar—home to Tomar-Tu—draws them to the planet, they find it under siege by Starro, but the true danger may be far greater than they realize.
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