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In the wake of the Lazarus Volcano’s eruption, magical storms lash the globe and metas feel the surge of unstable energy. With Batman down, Damian must send Shazam, Zatanna, Power Girl, Cyborg, and Blue Beetle to the Tower of Fate to recover artifacts stolen by the Devil Nezha—while Supergirl, Batman, Talia, and Blue Devil race to stop King Fire Bull from claiming Nezha first.

In "Gone Dark," Dreamer wakes from a vision of a future erased by the Lazarus Storm and sets out to find the helmet of Doctor Fate, hoping its power can undo the devastation. The story unfolds as a quiet, urgent journey through fractured memories and fading hope, where one mind dares to believe the future can be reclaimed.

In "Breakthrough," Mercy Graves finds herself thrust into the unknown when the Lazarus Storm unleashes strange powers upon her during an attack on Lexcorp. Forced to confront the terrifying, storm-altered creatures that now roam the facility, she must harness her new abilities to survive—and protect what’s left—before it’s too late.

In "Songs of Pain," Raphael Arce, newly empowered by the Lazarus Storm, uses his empathic gift to ease others’ suffering by taking on their painful memories—until one act of compassion backfires. When he unknowingly absorbs Doomsday’s memories, J'onn J'onzz attempts to shield the world by taking them in, only to find himself overwhelmed as Doomsday’s mind begins to claim his body.

In "Masks and Monsters," the Question, Renee, dives into a chilling mystery as a string of murders and missing college students points to a killer reshaped by the Lazarus Storm. With her sharp instincts and unyielding resolve, Renee follows a trail of clues that blur the line between human and something far more monstrous.

In "Trilogy," Raven confronts a haunting challenge as she attempts to guide three brothers transformed by the Lazarus rains into something beyond their monstrous forms—only to discover that Trigon has also set his sights on them, drawn by the chaos and power their transformation has unleashed.

In the wake of the Lazarus Storm’s chaos, Ronnie Raymond finds himself severed from his usual bond with Professor Stein, leaving the Firestorm matrix unstable. With a shadow demon on the rise, Ronnie teams up with Dr. Ramirez in a desperate bid to reforge the power—and together, they become something new, something untested.

In "The Abyss of the Dead Eye," Deadeye faces off against Everyman—now twisted into the monstrous Amalgam Man by the Lazarus Storm—believing his aunt, Amanda Waller, sent him to end him. The fight is personal, brutal, and rooted in a past that refuses to stay buried.

In "Whisper of the Moth," Huntress ventures into Arkham Tower during the chaos of the Lazarus Storm, where the usual confines of madness are shattered by the strange, transformative rain. As she navigates the asylum’s shifting halls, she discovers that some inmates now bear abilities born of the storm’s strange influence—leaving her to confront the unsettling line between sanity and power.

In "The Envoy," a young hero attuned to the Spirit World joins forces with Cassandra Cain and John Constantine to confront a sudden surge of Jiangshi—ancient, undead creatures from Chinese folklore. The trio must navigate the eerie boundary between the living world and the spirit realm, where every shadow holds a secret and every step could be their last.

In "null," Damian leads a desperate stand against the overwhelming King Fire Bull, whose magic proves too strong for even the mightiest heroes. With the fate of the magic-wielders hanging in the balance, Black Alice must channel her powers to reignite their strength, while the Devil Nezha takes control of Batman to harness the raw force of the Lazarus Storm in a final, unpredictable bid to turn the tide.

In "Nezha and King Fire Bull," Jo recounts how Red Boy, raised by Nezha after his parents' death, transforms into King Fire Bull when Darkseid reveals Nezha’s role in that tragedy. The story unfolds as Red Boy’s quest for vengeance begins, setting a collision course between two once-close figures.