Justice League of America #1
This New 52 collection launches a new Justice League of America team assembled by Colonel Steve Trevor, featuring a roster of heroes including Green Arrow, Martian Manhunter, Catwoman, Stargirl, Vibe, Katana, and Green Lantern Simon Baz. The team faces an early threat that tests their unity, as Trevor's government-sanctioned squad must prove they can work together despite their differences. Collects the opening arc of the 2014 series, setting up a more grounded, politically charged take on the team.
"World's Most Dangerous, Chapter One" kicks off a bold new era for the Justice League of America, as Geoff Johns and Brett Booth introduce a team pulled from the shadows of past failures and political intrigue. With David Finch’s striking cover setting the tone, the issue plunges into a high-stakes mission where Martian Manhunter’s disguise saves Catwoman, the Secret Society is unmasked—just as their enigmatic leader slips away—and a tense standoff with Amanda Waller hints at deeper games in play.
In "World's Most Dangerous, Chapter One," Amanda Waller assembles a new, government-backed Justice League of America, tasking Steve Trevor with leading the team—though their vision for who belongs on it couldn’t be more different. With Waller’s authority pushing the agenda, Trevor must navigate a tense alliance where trust is earned, not given.
In "World's Most Dangerous, Chapter Three: The Forest and the Trees," the new Justice League faces off against robotic doppelgängers of Superman, Wonder Woman, and Batman, crafted by the cunning Professor Ivo. Tensions rise as Stargirl grapples with the realization that her inclusion in the League may be less about heroism and more about public image, while Catwoman slips into the shadows on a covert mission.
In "World's Most Dangerous, Chapter Four: The Good the Bad and the Shaggy," while the rest of the Justice League clashes with the Shaggy Man, Catwoman slips into the Secret Society's stronghold on a high-stakes mission—only to be captured and seemingly killed. The story unfolds with tense, grounded stakes, testing loyalty and courage in the shadows of a larger conflict.
In "World's Most Dangerous, Chapter Five," Martian Manhunter's quick thinking saves Catwoman from a deadly trap, but the Justice League's victory is bittersweet as the Secret Society's enigmatic leader slips away. With Amanda Waller pushing to disband the new team, Steve Trevor stands firm—though his resolve may be playing right into her hands.
In "Security Detail," Amanda Waller puts Manhunter to the test by tasking him with infiltrating the White House's defenses—using his skills to expose vulnerabilities in a high-stakes mission that could sway the President's approval for her new Justice League.
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