Crisis on Multiple Earths #2

In "Earth—The Monster-Maker!" from Crisis on Multiple Earths #2, a dimensional mishap strands alien A-Rym from his symbiotic pet Teppy as they cross the barrier between Earths 1 and 2. With the JSA overwhelmed by A-Rym’s power, young Robin charges in—only to find his counterpart on Earth-1 facing the same threat, Teppy, in a mirrored clash. The story unfolds across both Earths, where two Robins, one a seasoned hero, the other a college-aged rookie, confront the same alien force with identical stakes and escalating danger.

In "Solomon Grundy—The One and Only," a mysterious encounter with Solomon Grundy on Earth-2 sets off a chain of events that brings the JLA and JSA together in a race against time to reunite the separated A-Rym and Teppy before it's too late. As the teams scramble to find a solution, a quiet moment between Earth-2 Robin and his Earth-1 counterpart at the Batcave offers a rare glimpse of connection amid the chaos.

In "The Unknown Soldier of Victory!" from *Crisis on Multiple Earths* #2, the JLA and JSA find their annual celebration shattered by the return of the Hand—a threat tied to the long-lost Seven Soldiers of Victory. As the two teams split to track down the missing Seventh Soldier across Earth-2, a cryptic figure known as the Oracle guides them through time, weaving mystery into the fray.

In "The Hand That Shook the World," the JLA and JSA race against time as the mysterious Hand begins to reshape the present, forcing the heroes to track down the Seven Soldiers of Victory—each stranded in a different era. From King Arthur’s court to the Wild West, from ancient Greece to 1600s South America, the fate of the multiverse hinges on reuniting these scattered champions before the Hand’s influence becomes unstoppable.

In "And One of Us Must Die!" from Crisis on Multiple Earths #2, the JLA, JSA, and the Seven Soldiers stand united against the looming threat of the Hand, a force poised to obliterate Earth-2. With the weight of history echoing from a past sacrifice, one hero must step forward to wield the Nebula-Rod and confront the cosmic menace—just as Wing once did. The story’s emotional stakes are as high as the fate of a world, leaving no doubt that some choices demand everything.

In "Crisis on Earth-X!" from *Crisis on Multiple Earths #2*, the JLA and JSA are pulled into a terrifying alternate reality when a malfunctioning transmatter machine strands six heroes and the Red Tornado on Earth-X—where the Nazis won World War II. With the Freedom Fighters, led by Uncle Sam, they uncover a global network of mind-control machines and must race to dismantle them before the tyranny spreads further.

In "Thirteen Against the Earth!", the three teams face off against a final machine orbiting Earth, uncovering its chilling origin: a Nazi-engineered AI designed to control the planet, only to reject its creators and turn on Hitler himself. As the machine’s true nature is revealed, Red Tornado makes a final sacrifice to destroy it, and the heroes return to their worlds—leaving the surviving Red Tornado to choose a new home on Earth-1.

In "The Creature in the Velvet Cage!" from Crisis on Multiple Earths #2, the JLA and JSA confront the aftermath of a captured gang on Earth-2—only to be drawn into a hidden crisis when a silent alarm echoes from Sandman’s old lab. There, they face a sand-formed being long thought lost: Sandy, once Sandman’s partner, now transformed into a creature of silica, driven by an instinct to stop a series of impending earthquakes he can no longer ignore.

In "Where on Earth Am I?", Cary Bates and Elliott S! Maggin—writers of the JLA—stumble upon the Cosmic Treadmill left behind by Earth-1’s Flash, accidentally sending Bates to Earth-2 as a powered villain while Maggin ends up on E-1 with the JLA. When the JLA journeys to Earth-2 to aid the JSA, they uncover a shocking twist: the Injustice Society’s members are actually disguised JSA heroes, and the team must decide how to confront them without breaking the very ideals they’re sworn to protect.

In "Avenging Ghosts of the Justice Society!" from Crisis on Multiple Earths #2, the JLA faces a twisted battle against a brainwashed Cary Bates and the Injustice Society—only to be undone by echoes of a past defeat they never remembered. When the Spectre intervenes, he calls upon divine power to resurrect the Justice Society, uniting old allies in a moment that rewrites the battlefield.

In "Crisis in Eternity!" from *Crisis on Multiple Earths #2*, King Kull's latest assault on Earth-S reaches a terrifying peak when he freezes Shazam and the Pantheon of Gods and Goddesses at the Rock of Eternity. With only Mercury escaping to rally the JLA and JSA, the combined might of Earth-1 and Earth-2 faces off against a coalition of villains—including IBAC, Blockbuster, Penguin, Clea, and the Squadron of Justice—only to realize their victory is just the first move in a far greater scheme.

In "Crisis on Earth-S!", the JLA, JSA, and Squadron of Justice race to stop King Kull’s escalating assault, while Johnny Thunder and his Thunderbolt—aided by Mercury—uncover a mystery at the heart of the chaos: why Billy and Mary Batson, along with Freddy Freeman, can’t summon Shazam’s power. When Johnny’s magic reignites their connection to the mystic lightning, the Marvel Family stands ready to answer the call, joining the battle across the multiverse.

In "Crisis in Tomorrow!" from *Crisis on Multiple Earths* #2, Superman’s fight against King Kull reaches a breaking point when a dose of Red Kryptonite twists him into a deadly foe—just as he faces Captain Marvel on the Rock of Eternity. With the fate of multiple worlds hanging in the balance, a single word—“Shazam”—breaks the spell, saving Billy Batson mid-fall and turning the tide. The combined might of the Justice League, Justice Society, and Squadron of Justice stands united, leading to Kull’s capture and the heroes’ return to their own realities.

In "Crisis in the 30th Century!" from *Crisis on Multiple Earths* #2, the JLA, JSA, and Legion find themselves imprisoned in the far future, forced to retrieve the Bell, Wheel, and Jar—three lost relics from the late 20th century—before the demons Abnegazar, Rath, and Ghast can be reborn. With time running out and Mordru’s dark designs unfolding, the heroes must confront a desperate mission they never chose, all while the fate of multiple Earths hangs in the balance.

In "Crisis in Triplicate!" from *Crisis on Multiple Earths* #2, three heroic teams—JLA, JSA, and the Legion—race to recover lost artifacts before ancient demons Abnegazar, Rath, and Ghast are fully restored. As the demons awaken after a millennium in captivity, their long imprisonment has reshaped their desires: one seeks peace, another craves dominion, and the third longs to rebuild Earth-1 as it once was. The story unfolds with escalating tension as the teams confront both the demons and the shifting stakes of their conflicting visions.

In "Crisis from Yesterday!" from Crisis on Multiple Earths #2, the annual Justice League of America and Justice Society of America reunion turns chaotic when five heroes from the past arrive, summoned by the Lord of Time. With the heroes scattered and overwhelmed, the surviving JLA and JSA members must regroup and face an enemy from history—while somewhere in the far future, the Lord of Time watches, hoping they rise to the challenge.

In "Crisis from Tomorrow!" from Crisis on Multiple Earths #2, a desperate race against time sees Jonah Hex, Viking Prince, Miss Liberty, Black Pirate, and Enemy Ace pursued into the future, where they launch a doomed assault on the Lord of Time’s fortress. As their efforts crumble and the heroes fall one by one, only an unexpected survivor stands between the collapsing timeline and total annihilation.