Justice League of America #[10]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Emerald City: A Dark Things Epilogue," the aftermath of a devastating assault on the Emerald City unfolds as Supergirl and Batman survey the ruins of New Krypton, joined by Boodikka and the increasingly volatile Doomsday, who targets the Alpha Lantern. With Saint Walker and Starman stepping in to hold back the tide, Jade and Donna fight to protect their sanctuary while Jesse guides the weakened Alan Scott to safety—only for Jade to fall under Eclipso’s control as Doomsday advances toward the Watchtower, where the Cyborg Superman emerges from within Boodikka. Written by James Robinson and illustrated by Brett Booth, with inks by Norm Rapmund, colors by Andrew Dalhouse, and letters by Rob Leigh, this pivotal issue features a striking cover by Ivan Reis and Joe Prado.
In "Emerald City: A Dark Things Epilogue," Green Lantern reveals to Obsidian the hidden sanctuary he’s built on the moon—a refuge for faerie, elves, and pixies powered by the Starheart. As he explains the fragile balance of every possible future, one truth stands clear: no matter how things change, Jade and Todd together always end in ruin.
In "Eclipso Rising, Part Two: Mayhem," the Emerald City burns as Eclipso's forces close in, and Jade fights to hold the line while Donna stands beside her. Supergirl and Batman survey the ruins of New Krypton, joined by Boodikka and the relentless Doomsday, who targets her with deadly intent. As Saint Walker and Starman try to contain the chaos, Jesse guides the weakened Alan Scott to safety—only for Jade to be overtaken by Eclipso’s power. With Doomsday on their heels, the League races toward the Watchtower, where the Cyborg Superman erupts from Boodikka in a shocking turn.
In "Eclipso Rising, Part Three: The Battle for Emerald City," the fate of the Emerald City hangs in the balance as Congorilla and Donna, isolated and outnumbered, face Eclipso’s growing influence. With Batman, Starman, and Saint Walker recovering at the Watchtower, the arrival of reinforcements turns desperate, only to be met with the sudden, ominous presence of Obsidian, who cuts off the heroes from the light.
In "Eclipso Rising, Part Four: Wrath & Vengeance," Eclipso pushes his dark design to its breaking point, tormenting Zauriel and summoning the Spectre in a clash of divine and demonic will. As the Justice League, aided by Obsidian, Blue Lantern, and Green Lantern, races to stop him, they uncover Eclipso’s ultimate aim: to use the Spectre to kill God itself. With the moon split in two and the End of Days beginning, the fate of reality hangs in the balance.
In "Eclipso Rising, Part Five: The Destined and the Dying," Batman's desperate gambit takes shape as Saint Walker forges a blue high-velocity rifle, its target the Shade—whose mind is trapped under Eclipso's control. Inside a contained energy bullet, a miniature Atom and Starman race through the Shade’s consciousness in a bid to break the corruption, while the team stages a feint to lure Eclipso into a trap. As Donna confronts the villain directly, the battle reaches its breaking point—only for Eclipso to strike her down, leaving the outcome hanging in the balance.
In "Eclipso Rising, Part Six," Eclipso's dark vision of dominion over a controlled universe begins to fracture as Donna Troy seizes the moment to strike. With Starman and the Atom breaking the psychic hold on the Shade, the freed heroes and villains turn their combined strength against the entity—forcing Eclipso back into Bruce Gordon.
In "Adjourned," the Justice League reflects on their trials after facing Eclipso, leading each member to quietly contemplate stepping away—each driven by deeply personal reasons that make their departure not an end, but a necessary pause. The story captures the weight of legacy and the quiet cost of heroism, as these iconic figures face a moment of reckoning that doesn't come with a grand battle, but with a choice.
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