La Ligue de Justice #11

Jul 1987 · Arédit-Artima · 14 FRF

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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In "Crise de famille," the Justice League's latest mission ends in disaster when their attempt to rescue the captive Society of Justice fails, leaving them trapped and facing imminent death. With the team on the brink, Green Lantern must confront the mind-bending illusions of the Brain's psychic wave, testing his resolve in a battle that could save them all. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated by Jerry Ordway, with colors by Gene D'Angelo, this 1987 issue features a striking cover by Chuck Patton and Dick Giordano.

Contains 2 stories

Crise de famille

46 pp · Superhero

Justice League of America [Superman (Earth-1)Wonder Woman (Earth-1)Flash [Barry Allen]Aquaman (flashback)Zatanna (flashback)Green Arrow (Earth-1) (flashback)Elongated Man(flashback)Black Canary (flashback)Hawkman [Katar Hol] (flashback)Hawkwoman [Shayera Thal] (flashback)Firestorm (flashback)Red Tornado (flashback)Green Lantern [Hal Jordan] (flashback)Phantom Stranger (flashback)Atom [Ray Palmer] (flashback)Batman (Earth-1) (flashback)Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzz] (image)]Justice Society of America [Starman [Ted Knight]Dr. FateDr. Mid-NiteGreen Lantern [Alan Scott]Flash [Jay Garrick] (flashback)Wildcat [Ted Grant] (image)Johnny Thunder (Earth-2) (image)Johnny Thunder's Thunderbolt (image)]The Blackhawks (flashback)Adolf Hitler (flashback)Supergirl (guest star)Joshua Champion (villain)The Commander (villain)Harbinger (cameo)The Monitor (cameo, hand only)Captain Marvel (image)

In "Crise de famille," Supergirl and three other League members are suddenly pulled to Earth-2 by two mysterious children wielding strange powers, landing them in the midst of a tense encounter with four members of the Justice Society. As they navigate this unfamiliar world, they must confront a looming threat that may be tied to the children’s mysterious past—possibly even their father.

Un mauvais rêve

18 pp · Superhero

All-Star Squadron [TarantulaJohnny Quick [Johnny Chambers]Firebrand [Danette Reilly]Steel [Hank Heywood]Robotman [Robert Crane]Liberty Belle]Justice Society of America [JSAJohnny Thunder (Earth-2)Sandman [Wesley Dodds]Hawkman [Carter Hall]Starman [Ted Knight]Atom [Al Pratt]Wonder Woman (Earth-2)Dr. Mid-NiteDr. FateSpectre [Jim Corrigan] (flashback)Johnny Thunder's Thunderbolt (flashback)Batman (Earth-2, flashback)Robin (Earth-2, flashback)Flash [Jay Garrick] (flashback)Green Lantern [Alan Scott]Superman (Earth-2, flashback)]Brain Wave [Dr. Henry King] (villain, origin)Sir Lancelot (illusion)Attila (illusion)Kulak (flashback)Joker (flashback)Doiby Dickles (flashback)Professor Able [Dr. Elba] (flashback)Lex Luthor (flashback)Robin (flashback)

In "Un mauvais rêve," the Justice League Squadron faces a dire fate as their mission to free the captive Society of Justice ends in failure—trapped and on the brink of death. Green Lantern must confront the Cerebral Wave’s mental projections, pushing his will to the limit in a desperate bid to save them all.