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Justice #[nn]

Aug 2012 · DC · 29.99 USD; 34.00 CAD
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This 2012 collection from DC brings together the four-issue miniseries Justice, written by Jim Krueger and Alex Ross with art by Ross and Doug Braithwaite. The story presents an alternate take on the Justice League, where the villains—led by Lex Luthor—attempt to save the world from a coming catastrophe, forcing the heroes to question their own methods. Known for Ross's photorealistic painted style, the series offers a sweeping, cinematic narrative that reimagines classic DC characters in a morally complex light.

In "Justice, Chapter One," a 2012 DC story written by Alex Ross and Jim Krueger and illustrated by Doug Braithwaite, Superman races to stop Brainiac from launching humanity’s entire missile arsenal. With Zatanna and Red Tornado tracking Brainiac’s shifting hosts, the rest of the Justice League works to contain chaos as Luthor, Grodd, and the Martian Manhunter use Sinestro’s ring—aided by the Green Lantern Corps—to redirect the missiles into the sun. The cover, a striking piece by Alex Ross, captures the scale of the crisis in his signature painterly style.

Contains 12 stories
Justice, Chapter One
29 pp · Superhero
SupermanLois LaneWonder WomanFlash [Barry Allen]Martian ManhunterGreen Lantern [Hal Jordan]HawkmanHawkgirlAquamanGreen ArrowBlack CanaryBatmanShazamRed TornadoPlastic ManMeraBlack MantaLuthorRiddlerCheetah
Justice, Chapter Two
28 pp · Superhero
RiddlerBatmanRed TornadoSupermanFlash [Barry Allen]Poison IvyAlfredJokerTwo-FaceAquamanBrainiac

In "Justice, Chapter Two," Aquaman is captured and tormented by Brainiac while the rest of the JLA scramble to find him. Batman races to stop the Riddler, who's stolen sensitive JLA data, even as other villains—unusually—carry out acts of global good. The search for Aquaman intensifies, but with the villains' strange behavior and Brainiac's cruelty, the line between hero and villain blurs.

Justice, Chapter Three
28 pp · Superhero
BrainiacAquamanMartian ManhunterGorilla GroddFlash [Barry Allen] (cameo)CheetahLex LuthorGreen Lantern [Hal Jordan]ToymanGreen Arrow (Cameo)Mercury (cameo from Metal Men)RiddlerJokerWonder WomanRed TornadoSinestro (cameo)Captain Cold (cameo)

In "Justice, Chapter Three," Brainiac's relentless torment of Aquaman pushes the Martian Manhunter to the edge as he races to uncover the truth behind his teammate's disappearance. When Grodd ambushes him and hijacks the JLA satellite, the villain unleashes a shocking revelation—exposing the secret identities of the League—while continuing to perform public acts of charity. The line between hero and villain blurs as the League scrambles to respond, unsure who to trust.

Justice, Part Four
28 pp · Superhero
Lex LuthorPoison Ivy [Pamela Isley]Black MantaRiddler [Edward Nigma]Superman [Clark Kent]BizarroGreen Lantern [Hal Jordan]SinestroScarecrow [Jonathan Crane]Black Canary [Dinah Laurel Lance]Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]Cheetah [Barbara Minerva]Wonder Woman [Diana of Themyscira]Hawkman [Carter Hall]Hawkwoman [Shiera Hall]Toyman [Winslow Schott]Atom [Ray Palmer]Solomon GrundyParasiteMetallo [John Corben]Flash [Barry Allen]Iris WestCaptain Cold [Leonard Snart] (cameo)Jean Palmer (cameo, Ray's wife)Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzz] (cameo)Aquaman (cameo)Red Tornado [John Smith] (cameo)

In "Justice, Part Four," Lex Luthor, Poison Ivy, Black Manta, and the Riddler launch a bold campaign to reframe their legacies, claiming they’ve done more for humanity than the Justice League ever has. As the League’s members are one by one taken down, Superman finds himself facing a brutal, relentless onslaught from Bizarro, Solomon Grundy, Parasite, and Metallo.

Justice, Chapter Five
28 pp · Superhero
Elongated Man [Ralph Dibny]Sue DibnyMartian ManhunterFlash [Barry Allen]AquamanLuthorBrainiacSupermanBizarroMetalloCaptain Marvel [Billy Batson]Solomon Grundy (cameo)Parasite (cameo)Atom [Ray Palmer]Jean LoringWonder WomanCheetah [Priscilla Rich]Black Canary [Dinah Lance]Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]ClayfaceHawkman [Carter Hall]Hawkgirl [Shiera Hall]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Alfred Pennyworth (cameo)

In "Justice, Chapter Five," Superman faces a dual threat as Captain Marvel arrives to aid him in battling Bizarro and Metallo—only to uncover a deeper, more insidious danger: some of the JLA have fallen under the control of microscopic worms.

Justice, Chapter Six
28 pp · Superhero
SupermanCaptain Marvel [Billy Batson]Atom [Ray Palmer]Jean LoringGigantiaGreen Lantern [Hal Jordan]Martian ManhunterHawkmanHawkgirlBrainiacLex LuthorGorilla GroddVicki ValeWonder WomanBatmanPoison IvyAlfredCarol FerrisTom KalmakuGreen Lantern [John Stewart]Metal Men [MercuryIronLeadTinPlatinumGold]ZatannaDoc MagnusRed TornadoFlash [Barry Allen]
Justice, Chapter Seven
28 pp · Superhero
Martian ManhunterZatannaAquamanBrainiacLex LuthorGorilla GroddLois Lane (cameo)Jimmy Olsen (cameo)Freddy FreemanMary MarvelDick GraysonWally WestSolomon GrundyDoc MagnusMetal Men [PlantinumGoldMercuryLead]Wonder WomanBatmanHawkmanHawkgirlSupermanCaptain Marvel [Billy Batson]Flash [Barry Allen]Perry White (cameo)Black MantaAqualadGreen Lantern [Hal Jordan]Black AdamRed TornadoPlastic ManMetamorphoGreen Arrow [Oliver Queen]Black Canary [Dinah Lance]Elongated Man [Ralph Dibny]Sue DibnyDoom Patrol [Niles CaulderRobotman [Cliff Steele]Elasti-Girl [Rita Farr]Negative Man [Larry Trainor]Queen MeraArthur Jr. [Aquababy]

In "Justice, Chapter Seven," Hawkman and Hawkgirl narrowly evade Toyman’s deadly trap, while Flash and Aquaman are pulled from danger by unexpected allies. As the remaining heroes begin converging on the Fortress of Solitude, tensions rise and the pieces of the villains’ larger scheme start to take shape.

Justice, Chapter Eight
28 pp · Superhero
Batman [Bruce Wayne]Superman [Clark Kent]Captain Cold [Leonard Snart]Flash [Barry Allen]Plastic ManGreen Lantern [Hal Jordan]Jack JordanJim JordanAtom [Ray Palmer]HawkmanHawkgirlElongated Man [Ralph Dibny]Doc MagnusMetal Men [LeadGoldPlatinumIronMercury]Wonder WomanGreen Arrow [Oliver Queen]Black Canary [Dinah Lance]Captain Marvel [Billy Batson]ZatannaDoom Patrol [Elasti-Girl [Rita Farr]Negative Man [Larry Traynor]Robotman [Cliff Steele]Niles Caulder]AquamanJonn JonzzJokerLex LuthorParasiteSupergirl [Kara Zor-El]ScarecrowClayfacePhantom StrangerMetamorphoMeraSue DibnyRed TornadoLois LaneJimmy OlsenCommissioner GordonAlfred PennyworthSpeedy [Roy Harper]Batgirl [Barbara Gordon]Kid Flash [Wally West]Mary MarvelWonder Girl [Donna Troy]Captain Marvel, Jr [Freddy Freeman]Robin [Dick Grayson]Aqualad

In "Justice, Chapter Eight," Green Lantern is pulled from the brink and the final remnants of the heroic alliance gather at Superman's Fortress, where tension crackles beneath the ice. Batman presses Captain Cold for answers, uncovering a threat that redefines the battle they’ve been fighting.

Justice, Chapter Nine
28 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]The Flash [Barry Allen]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Superman [Clark Kent]The Atom [Ray Palmer]Hawkgirl [Shayera Hol]Hawkman [Katar Hol]Martian ManhunterRed TornadoPlastic ManWonder WomanBlack CanaryGreen ArrowZatanna]Captain MarvelMetamorphoCaptain ColdMetal Men [Doc MagnusMercuryIronTinPlatinumLeadGold]Doom Patrol [The ChiefRobotmanElasti-GirlNegative ManBeast Boy]Gorilla GroddBlack AdamCaptain Marvel, Jr.Mary MarvelLeslie ThompkinsToymanLex LuthorBrainiacSinestroMeraSue DibnySivana

In "Justice, Chapter Nine," the Justice League faces a devastating assault by Grodd as Captain Marvel is manipulated into joining the enemy ranks. With tensions rising and alliances tested, Superman and Captain Marvel clash in a fight that forces the heroes to don their full armor and prepare for an all-out war.

Justice, Chapter Ten
28 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [The Atom [Ray Palmer]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]The Flash [Barry Allen]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Superman [Clark Kent]Hawkgirl [Shayera Hol]Hawkman [Katar Hol]Red TornadoPlastic ManWonder WomanBlack CanaryGreen ArrowElongated ManAquamanZatannaMartian Manhunter]Metal Men [MercuryIronTinPlatinumLeadGold]Gorilla GroddGigantaPoison IvySolomon GrundyParasiteToymanMantaScarecrowBrainiacLex LuthorSinestroCaptain ColdCheetahBizarroBlack AdamArthur Curry, Jr.Captain MarvelMetamorphoDoom Patrol [RobotmanElasti-GirlNegative ManBeast Boy]Captain Marvel, Jr.Mary MarvelTeen Titans [Wonder GirlRobinKid FlashSpeedyAqualad]BatgirlThe JokerSupergirlGreen Lantern [John Stewart]

In "Justice, Chapter Ten," Green Arrow, Black Canary, and the Elongated Man pursue a single figure whose actions could shift the balance of the battle, as the League clashes with villains with the aid of the Metal Men and the Doom Patrol targets the sidekicks.

Justice, Chapter Eleven
28 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [The Atom [Ray Palmer]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]The Flash [Barry Allen]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Superman [Clark Kent]Hawkgirl [Shayera Hol]Hawkman [Katar Hol]Red TornadoPlastic ManWonder WomanBlack CanaryGreen ArrowZatannaMartian ManhunterElongated ManAquaman]Metal Men [MercuryIronTinPlatinumLeadGold]Gorilla GroddGigantaPoison IvySolomon GrundyParasiteToymanScarecrowBrainiacLex LuthorSinestroCaptain ColdCheetahBizarroBlack AdamMetalloArthur Curry, Jr.Captain MarvelMetamorphoDoom Patrol [RobotmanElasti-Girl]Captain Marvel, Jr.Mary MarvelTeen Titans [Wonder GirlRobinKid FlashSpeedyAqualad]BatgirlThe JokerSupergirlGreen Lantern [John Stewart]Commissioner EmmetIris WestKathy SuttonSue DibnyLois LaneCommissioner GordonJimmy OlsenSteve TrevorJean LoringTom KalmakuCarol Ferris

In "Justice, Chapter Eleven," the heroes celebrate a hard-won victory—only for Brainiac to vanish with Arthur Jr. as the team races after him to the villains' hidden paradise, where Scarecrow turns the tables using those once deemed powerless. The story unfolds with sharp tension and shifting alliances, as the heroes face their most twisted challenge yet.

Justice, Chapter Twelve
38 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [The Atom [Ray Palmer]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]The Flash [Barry Allen]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Superman [Clark Kent]Hawkgirl [Shayera Hol]Hawkman [Katar Hol]Red TornadoPlastic ManWonder WomanBlack CanaryGreen ArrowZatannaMartian ManhunterElongated ManAquaman]RobinGorilla GroddPoison IvySolomon GrundyToymanScarecrowBrainiacLex LuthorCheetahArthur Curry, Jr.Captain MarvelMetamorphoCaptain Marvel, Jr.Mary MarvelBatgirlThe JokerSupergirlGreen Lantern Corps [Tomar-ReArisiaThe Green Lantern of AerosSalakkMedphylXaxStelCharlie VickersCh'pChaselonEddoreArkkis ChummuckLarvox, Green Lantern of T41AGalius-ZedThe Green ManHollika RahnKatma Tui]Alfred PennyworthLegion of Super-Heroes [Shadow LassStar BoyColossal BoyCosmic BoyPrincess ProjectraLightning LadKarate KidSaturn GirlTimber WolfMon-ElShrinking VioletBrainiac 5Chameleon BoyDawnstarSun BoyUltra BoyPhantom GirlWildfireTyroc]MeraHippolyta

In "Justice, Chapter Twelve," Superman races to stop Brainiac from launching humanity's entire missile arsenal, while Batman orchestrates an uneasy alliance between Luthor and Grodd through the Martian Manhunter. As Zatanna and Red Tornado pursue Brainiac’s shifting host bodies, the rest of the team works to contain chaos in Scarecrow’s city—keeping the populace from turning on one another—before the final, desperate effort to redirect the missiles into the sun with the help of Sinestro’s ring and the Green Lantern Corps.

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Full credits

writer, colorist Alex Ross
letterer Todd Klein
cover pencils, inks Alex Ross

Reprints

↩ Reprints Justice #1 (2005), Justice #2 (2005), Justice #3 (2006), Justice #4 (2006), Justice #5 (2006), Justice #5 (2006), Justice #6 (2006), Justice #7 (2006), Justice #1 (2006), Justice #8 (2006), Justice #9 (2007), Justice #10 (2007), Justice #2 (2007), Justice #11 (2007), Justice #12 (2007), Justice #12 (2007), Justice #3 (2007)

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