Justice Society of America: Axis of Evil #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 2011 collection brings together the 'Axis of Evil' storyline from the Justice Society of America series, pitting the iconic superhero team against a coalition of classic villains. Written by Marc Guggenheim, the volume includes issues #1-4 of the miniseries, featuring the JSA battling threats like the Wizard and the villainous group known as the Axis of Evil.
In the shadowed halls of the JLA’s old cave headquarters, the veteran JSA members brace against an unseen threat—only to confront the terrifying presence of Mordru the Merciless, who has seized control of Dr. Fate’s body. With the team on edge after a recent infiltration, they must stand together to repel a foe whose power threatens to unravel their fragile resolve.
In "The Boxing Match, Part Two of Two," Kent Nelson races to undo Mordru’s spell as each JSA member confronts personal trials tailored to their greatest vulnerabilities. With Green Lantern facing the sorcerer directly and the team scattered across pocket dimensions, Kent must find a way to break the enchantment before it’s too late.
In "Memoir, Chapter One of Fatherland," Michael Holt recounts the shocking assault on the Justice Society of America by the Fourth Reich, a brutal turn that began with the insidious infiltration of Kid Carnevil. As the JSA scrambles to respond, Green Lantern and The Flash are swiftly overwhelmed, leaving Holt to rely on his T-spheres to hold back Captain Nazi in a desperate stand.
In the near-future dystopia of *Fatherland*, Mr. Terrific recounts the fall of the Justice Society of America to the Fourth Reich, revealing how the shocking emergence of the Darkness Engine—powered by the enigmatic Obsidian—wiped out the heroes’ abilities in an instant. As the story closes, he reunites with fellow imprisoned figures from the JSA, their faces etched with familiar resolve, now plotting their next move in the shadow of defeat.
In "Sympathy for the Führer, Chapter Three of Fatherland," Mr. Terrific recounts the dark legacy of the Darkness Engine and its role in stripping Earth of superpowers, leaving the world under the iron grip of Jeremy Karnes, the self-proclaimed Führer. As Batman faces execution before a captive audience of former heroes and the tyrant himself, tensions explode when Jaime Reyes, the former Blue Beetle, turns on Mr. Terrific in a desperate act of rebellion—sparking two more shocking deaths.
In a grim future where the world is ruled by tyranny, Mr. Terrific leads a desperate last stand with his fellow prisoners, risking everything to give Michael a final chance to reach the Darkness Engine. With time running out and hope fading, their only shot at changing the course of history lies in a final, perilous attempt to send a message back to the Justice Society of America.
In "Reset, Conclusion of Fatherland," the Justice Society of America races against time to rewrite history after Michael sends a crucial message from the past, awakening Obsidian from his dormant state. With Mr. Terrific’s foresight guiding them, the team confronts the Fourth Reich in the real timeline, then grapples with the aftermath—personal reckonings and the looming threat of the Black Lanterns—before Green Lantern falls victim to a mysterious green meteorite.
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