Justice League #6
This volume collects issues #60-63 of the 2018 Justice League series, along with a story from Future State: Justice League #1. The storyline sees the team facing public scrutiny and legal challenges as they are put on trial for their actions, forcing them to defend their methods and very existence as superheroes in a world that has grown wary of their power. Written by Brian Michael Bendis, the arc explores themes of accountability and the relationship between heroes and the society they protect.
In "The People vs. Justice League, Part 1: Three Rooms," Batman grapples with the weight of leadership as the Justice League falters under simultaneous crises—ranging from a tragic misstep in Queens to a delayed response and a false alarm from an alien armada that's just a cruise ship. Written by Priest and brought to life with bold, dynamic art by Pete Woods—pencils, inks, and colors all by Woods—this 2018 issue captures the League at a breaking point, with Batman facing the fallout of their failures. The cover by Pete Woods perfectly encapsulates the tension of a team on the edge.
In "The People vs. Justice League, Part 2: Swarm," the League faces mounting pressure as a mysterious insectoid swarm threatens to overwhelm the city, forcing Gammeron to seek their help—only for Flash to bring in Kid Flash to track the creatures down. As the situation escalates, the government begins investigating the aftermath of a fatal incident tied to a previous League mission, testing the team’s accountability and public trust.
In "People vs. Justice League, Part 3," the League races to prevent a global catastrophe as a rogue submarine threatens to ignite World War 3—only for chaos to erupt when a man in a Batman suit assassinates government official Hasgrove. Simon goes deep undercover to track the killer, but soon finds himself trapped by the Fan, a mysterious figure who claims to be the League’s greatest admirer.
In "The People vs. Justice League, Part 4: The Fan," the masked vigilante known only as The Fan turns his obsession into a deadly game, donning the guise of Hal Jordan Green Lantern to target those he sees as threats to the Justice League. With the League on high alert, he strikes first by hijacking the Watchtower’s teleportation system, vanishing them just as he plans his next move.
In "The People vs. Justice League, Part 5: Entropy," the Justice League grapples with growing tensions as Batman’s increasingly erratic leadership raises alarms. When Flash narrowly survives a deadly rescue mission outside the Watchtower, the team’s unity is tested—especially after Batman shares a quiet, unexpected moment with Jessica before stepping down, handing the mantle to Cyborg.
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↩ Reprints Justice League #34 (2018), Justice League #35 (2018), Justice League #34 (2018), Justice League #35 (2018), Justice League #36 (2018), Justice League #37 (2018), Justice League #36 (2018), Justice League #37 (2018), Justice League #38 (2018), Justice League #38 (2018)
Reprinted in Justice League by Christopher Priest: The Deluxe Edition #[nn] (2019)
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