DC The New Frontier #1
In 1945, a team of soldiers known as The Losers crash-lands on a mysterious island teeming with prehistoric dangers, where only one survivor remains—Johnny Cloud. As Colonel Rick Flag arrives to rescue the remaining members, Cloud chooses to stay, facing the island’s perils alongside his fallen comrades. Years later, in 1948, a young Hal Jordan meets his hero, legendary pilot Chuck Yeager, at Edwards Air Force Base, marking the beginning of a legacy that echoes through time.
In 1952 Gotham City, Hourman is hunted and arrested as one of the last active masked vigilantes, caught in a nation gripped by fear and suspicion. As the government cracks down on perceived subversives, the Justice Society of America is forced to disband, Wonder Woman and Superman swear loyalty oaths, and Batman operates in the shadows—while a secret suicide squad, Task Force X, is unleashed to eliminate the greatest threats to national security.
In the quiet aftermath of the Korean conflict, Ace Morgan and Hal Jordan find themselves locked in one final aerial duel—unaware that the war has already ended. When their planes crash, Hal lands on a Korean soldier still caught in the moment, and the chaos draws in reporters Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen on a rescue mission.
In 1955, J’onn J’onzz arrives on Earth, adopting the identity of police detective John Jones in Gotham City, where he studies humanity through television and the shifting rhythms of the city. As the world hurtles toward the space age—Barry Allen struck by lightning, Sputnik launched, and the Cold War intensifying—Jones and Slam Bradley uncover a dangerous cult devoted to a mysterious force known as "The Centre," leading to a tense confrontation with Batman and the seizure of a sealed, ancient book.
In the glittering heart of Las Vegas, retired hero Ted Grant faces off against the rising star Cassius Clay in a fight that blurs the line between sport and legacy. When Captain Cold crashes the celebration with a daring heist, The Flash is called across the country to respond—just as Ace Morgan shares quiet reflections with Hal Jordan, hinting at a new chapter ahead at Ferris Aircraft.
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