Justice League United #2
This collection concludes Jeff Lemire's run on Justice League United, bringing together issues #6-10 of the series as part of DC's New 52 era. The story pits the team—including Adam Strange, Alanna Strange, Animal Man, and the newly introduced Equinox—against the cosmic threat of Infinitus, a being of immense power tied to the mysterious Harmonia. The arc also weaves in elements of Legion of Super-Heroes lore, with characters like Brainiac 5 and Saturn Girl appearing, as the team races to prevent universal destruction.
In "Homeworld: Part 1 of 2," Equinox answers a psychic distress call from Martian Manhunter, leading her to Mars where she discovers a breakout from the planet’s high-security gulag. With Animal Man retired and out of reach, she turns to the current Justice League for help, launching a mission to confront the escaped criminals on the red planet. Written by Jeff Lemire and illustrated by Jed Dougherty, with colors by Gabe Eltaeb and letters by Dezi Sienty, the issue’s cover by Neil Edwards and Jay Leisten captures the tension of a world under siege.
In "Homeworld: Part 1 of 2," Equinox answers a psychic summons from Martian Manhunter, who warns her that dangerous criminals have broken free from Mars’ high-security gulag. With Animal Man out of commission, she reaches out to the current Justice League, and together they launch a mission to the red planet to contain the threat before it spreads.
In "The Infinitus Saga Part 1 of 5," the Legion races against time to alter a pivotal moment and stop Ultra from becoming Infinitus, while members of the Justice League United, searching for Hawkman’s missing body, unexpectedly encounter the enigmatic entity Byth.
In "The Infinitus Saga: Part 2 of 5," the Cadre seize Ultra from Martian Manhunter, Equinox, and the Legionnaires, teleporting him to Byth in the Polaris System—just as the rest of the Justice League battles the villain and Hawkman. With the odds shifting, Brainiac 5 makes a desperate call, summoning the Legionnaires who vanished from the present time.
Dream Girl defies Brainiac’s commands and pulls the entire Legion of Super-Heroes into the present day, but even her foresight can’t stop Ultra’s terrifying transformation into the seemingly endless Infinitus.
In "The Infinitus Saga: Part 5 of 6," Martian Manhunter works to free Hawkman from Byth's grip as Gates, Colossal Boy, and Phantom Girl fight to contain the villain. With Ultra on the verge of becoming Infinitus, the League must hold the line—just as Brainiac’s bomb detonates, unleashing a black hole that threatens everything.
In the final chapter of *The Infinitus Saga*, Jo and the Justice League United race against time as Thanagar teeters on the edge of a collapsing black hole. With the Rann fleet and White Witch’s spell pushing the limits of science and magic, Brainiac must make a desperate move to save the planet—before it’s too late.
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