Justice League #7
In "Justice Lost, Part 1: The Race," the Justice League faces a shocking betrayal when the Watchtower crashes into Buredunia, and Red Lion asserts his claim to salvage the wreckage. As tensions explode, Aquaman confronts Joshua Christian—only to learn he’s not the Fan at all, while Batman battles a newly empowered Fan in a suit forged from the League’s stolen abilities. Meanwhile, a terrified child’s stray shot sends a ricochet through the battlefield, striking Wonder Woman, and Red Lion captures Cyborg, leaving the team fractured and vulnerable. Written by Priest and illustrated by Philippe Briones, with colors by Jeromy Cox and letters by Willie Schu, the issue’s dynamic art and escalating stakes are perfectly captured on the cover by David Yardin.
In "Justice Lost, Part 1: The Race," Cyborg finds himself at the center of a political storm as he testifies before the House of Representatives on behalf of the Justice League. When a chemical spill in Alaska threatens a massive environmental disaster, both the Earth and Martian Justice Leagues rush to respond—only to face fierce scrutiny online, pushing Cyborg to question whether he should be there in person.
In "Justice Lost, Part 2: Selection," Cyborg uncovers a chilling manipulation of his technoscaling, revealing a deeper betrayal as Regina aligns with the Fan. With the Watchtower tumbling from orbit, the two Justice Leagues are abruptly teleported into the Fan’s base, where tension flares over how to proceed—yet Cyborg is already moving ahead with a bold plan to save them all.
In "Justice Lost, Part 3: Saigon," the League is scattered and desperate as the Watchtower crashes into Buredunia, leaving them vulnerable to Red Lion’s claim of salvage. Aquaman confronts Joshua Christian, only to uncover a shocking truth—he’s not the Fan, and the Fan’s entire origin was a lie. Meanwhile, Batman battles the Fan, now encased in a battlesuit forged from the League’s stolen powers, while chaos erupts as a frightened child’s gunshot ricochets into Wonder Woman, and Red Lion captures Cyborg, leaving the team fractured and fighting to survive.
In "Justice Lost, Part 4: A Strange Place of Dying," The Flash and Wonder Woman race across the country to San Francisco, where Raven’s desperate intervention may yet save a life. Meanwhile, Batman and Aquaman launch a high-stakes mission to extract Cyborg from Red Lion’s fortified palace, as the Green Lanterns rejoin the team—just as Deathstroke delivers a chilling ultimatum, declaring he’ll end the League’s struggles in his own way.
In "Justice Lost, the Conclusion," the Justice League stages a defeat against Deathstroke to prevent chaos in Africa, but their plan ignites a deeper threat when Raven revives Wonder Woman—unleashing a spiritual confrontation with Thanatos. As Jessica grapples with the fear that the team may be falling apart, the League calls her back, hinting at one more mission ahead.
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↩ Reprints Justice League #39 (2018), Justice League #39 (2018), Justice League #40 (2018), Justice League #41 (2018), Justice League #40 (2018), Justice League #41 (2018), Justice League #42 (2018), Justice League #43 (2018), Justice League #42 (2018), Justice League #43 (2018)
Reprinted in Justice League by Christopher Priest: The Deluxe Edition #[nn] (2019)
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