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Cover: Ian Churchill & Norm Rapmund

Justice League of America #[3]

Aug 2009 · DC · 17.99 USD; 21.99 CAD
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In "The Injustice League, Chapter 1," Firestorm steps in to save Superman from a Kryptonite blade, freeing the Justice League from captivity and igniting a fierce showdown against a cadre of villains. With Hal Jordan and Black Lightning calling in reinforcements, the team fights back as the tide turns—only for Amanda Waller to arrive and take control with her new Suicide Squad. The issue closes with Firestorm officially joining the League and the team celebrating the wedding of Black Canary and Green Arrow. Written by Dwayne McDuffie and illustrated by Ed Benes, with inks by Sandra Hope, colors by Pete Pantazis, and letters by Rob Leigh, the cover by Ian Churchill and Norm Rapmund captures the chaos in bold, dynamic style.

Contains 6 stories
The Injustice League, Chapter 1
38 pp · Superhero
All-Star Squadron [Black Condor [Richard Grey, Jr. / Thomas Wright] (cameo)Plastic Man [Eel O'Brian] (cameo)]Doom Patrol [Tempest [Joshua Clay] (cameo)]Injustice League Unlimited [Black Manta [David Hyde] (antagonist)The Cheetah [Barbara Minerva] (antagonist)Cheshire (antagonist)Clayface [Basil Karlo] (antagonist)Deathstroke [Slade Wilson] (antagonist)Doctor Light [Arthur Light] (antagonist)Eclipso (antagonist) (in photograph only)Effigy (antagonist)Fatality (antagonist)Felix Faust (antagonist)Giganta [Doris Zeul] (antagonist)Girder [Tony Woodward] (antagonist)Gorilla Grodd (antagonist)Hammer (antagonist)Bonny Hoffman (antagonist)The Hyena [Summer Day] (antagonist)Iron Cross (antagonist)Jewelee (antagonist)Jinx (antagonist)The Joker (antagonist)The Key (antagonist)Killer Croc [Waylon Jones] (antagonist)Killer Frost [Louise Lincoln] (antagonist)Lady Vic [Lady Elaine Marsh-Morton] (antagonist)Lex Luthor (antagonist) (founding member of Injustice League Unlimited)Major Force [Clifford Zmeck] (antagonist)Mammoth (antagonist)Manticore (antagonist)Aliki Marceau (antagonist)Margot Marceau (antagonist)Metallo [John Corben] (antagonist)Mister Terrible (antagonist)Monsieur Mallah (antagonist)T. O. Morrow (antagonist)Mr. Freeze [Victor Fries] (antagonist)Parasite [Rudy Jones] (antagonist)Phobia (antagonist)Poison Ivy [Pamela Isley] (antagonist)The Prankster (antagonist)Psimon (antagonist)Queen Bee (antagonist)Kanjar Ro (antagonist) (in photograph only)Rock (antagonist)Scarecrow [Jonathan Crane] (antagonist)Shadow-Thief [Carl Sands] (antagonist)Shaggy Man (antagonist) (first appearance of the third Shaggy Man)The Shark [Karshon] (antagonist)Shimmer (antagonist)Shrapnel (antagonist)Silver Monkey (antagonist)Dr. Sivana (antagonist)Skorpio (antagonist)Sonar (antagonist)Toyman [Winslow Schott] (antagonist)Tremor (antagonist)Two-Face [Harvey Dent] (antagonist)Volcano Man (antagonist)]Justice League [JL] [Oberon (cameo)]Justice League America [Fire [Beatriz da Costa] (cameo)The Huntress [Helena Bertinelli] (cameo)]Justice League Dark [John Constantine (cameo)Zatanna Zatara (cameo)]Justice League Europe [Metamorpho [Rex Mason] (cameo)]Justice League International [Green Lantern [Guy Gardner] (cameo)]Justice League of America [Aquaman [Arthur Curry] (cameo)The Atom [Ryan Choi] (cameo)Batman [Bruce Wayne] (featured)Black Canary [Dinah Lance] (featured)The Flash [Wally West] (cameo)Green Lantern [Hal Jordan] (featured)Green Lantern [John Stewart] (featured)Martian Manhunter [J'Onn J'Onzz] (cameo)Red Arrow [Roy Harper] (featured)Red Tornado (featured)Superman [Clark Kent / Kal-El] (featured)Wonder Woman [Princess Diana] (featured)]Justice Society of America [Damage (cameo)Flash [Jay Garrick] (cameo)Green Lantern [Alan Scott] (cameo)Hawkgirl [Kendra Saunders] (featured)Hawkman [Carter Hall] (cameo)Mister Terrific [Michael Holt] (cameo)Power Girl [Kara Zor-L] (cameo)Starman [Jack Knight] (cameo)Wildcat [Ted Grant] (cameo)]Outsiders [Geo-Force [Brion Markov] (cameo)Thunder [Anissa Pierce] (cameo)]Teen Titans [Beast Boy [Garfield Logan] (cameo)Cyborg [Victor Stone] (cameo)Nightwing [Dick Grayson] (cameo)Starfire [Koriand'r] (cameo)]Big Barda (cameo)Blue Beetle [Jaime Reyes] (cameo)Grace Choi (cameo)Firestorm (supporting)Green Arrow [Connor Hawke] (cameo)Mister Miracle [Shilo Norman] (cameo)Space Ranger [Rick Starr] (cameo)Adam Strange (cameo)Vixen [Mari McCabe] (featured)

When Black Canary and Green Arrow celebrate their engagement, the Justice League of America is suddenly drawn into a high-stakes ambush as the Injustice League Unlimited targets Firestorm—sending a clear message that no hero is safe.

The Injustice League, Chapter 2
22 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [BatmanWonder Woman (cameo)Green Lantern [John Stewart]Black CanaryBlack LightningRed TornadoVixenHawkgirlSuperman]Injustice League [Dr. LightShadow ThiefJokerLex LuthorGorilla GroddCheetahKiller FrostFatalityPoison IvyParasite]Green Arrow (cameo)

The Injustice League moves with chilling precision, systematically dismantling the Justice League one member at a time. With Superman, Vixen, Black Canary, Black Lightning, and possibly Flash still free, the remaining heroes must evade capture while the League’s true motives remain shrouded in mystery.

The Injustice League, Chapter 3
22 pp · Superhero
Justice League [SupermanBlack LightningBatman (cameo)Wonder Woman (cameo)Black Canary (cameo)Red Tornado (cameo)Vixen (cameo)Red Arrow (cameo)Hawkgirl (cameo)Green Lantern [John Stewart] (cameo)Geo-Force (cameo)]Injustice League [Lex LuthorShaggy ManGorilla GroddCheetahKiller FrostJokerParasiteShadow ThiefCheshireFatality] (cameos)

Superman and Black Lightning storm the Legion of Doom’s stronghold after Lex Luthor dares them to save their captured teammates. With Luthor’s forces arrayed and the odds stacked, even their combined strength and strategy face a brutal test.

The Injustice League, Chapter 4
22 pp · Superhero
Justice League [BatmanSupermanFirestormVixenRed ArrowBlack CanaryWonder WomanGreen Lantern [John Stewart]HawkgirlGeo-ForceBlack LightningGreen Lantern [Hal jordan]Red Tornado]Injustice League [Lex LuthorGorilla GroddGigantaKiller FrostDr. LightShadow ThiefFatalityMr. FreezeShaggy ManDeathstroke the TerminatorPoison IvyCheshireCheetahJokerVolcano Man]Amanda WallerSuicide Squad (Task Force X) [Bronze TigerCount VertigoBanethe GeneralDeadshotPlastique]

In "The Injustice League, Chapter 4," Firestorm’s timely intervention saves Superman from a Kryptonite blade, breaking the villainous hold on the Justice League. With Hal Jordan and Black Lightning’s reinforcements, the heroes launch a full-scale assault on the Injustice League, culminating in a brutal, no-holds-barred showdown. As the dust settles, Amanda Waller arrives with her new Suicide Squad to take custody of the defeated villains—only to be met with the League’s quiet resolve. The story ends with Firestorm officially joining the team and the League gathering to celebrate the wedding of Black Canary and Green Arrow.

A Brief Tangent
15 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [Red ArrowGreen LanternBlack CanaryRed Tornado (as a computer hologram)]Guy GardnerAtom (from the Tangent universe)Flash (from the Tangent universe)Paul and Allen (2 small time thieves)

When two thieves break into Guy Gardner’s storage unit, one is suddenly pulled into a green energy rift—only to wake up as the Atom from the Tangent Universe. With the police calling in the Justice League to deal with the mysterious intruder, the JLA must track down a hero who didn’t mean to cross over, all while the lines between realities begin to blur.

Soup Kitchen
7 pp · Superhero
Red Arrow [Roy Harper]Bromwell Stikk [Mr. Twister (flashback)the Gargoyle (flashback)]Robin [Dick Grayson] (flashback)Kid Flash [Wally West] (flashback)Aqualad (flashback)Titans [Nightwing [Dick Grayson] (flashback)Tempest [Garth] (flashback)Arsenal [Roy Harper] (flashback)

In "Soup Kitchen," Red Arrow finds himself serving meals at a holiday soup kitchen on Christmas Eve, where an unexpected encounter with one of the guests reveals a surprising connection to his past—this man was once a foe of both the Teen Titans and the Titans. The moment sparks a quiet but charged reunion, pulling Roy into a moment of reflection amid the season’s quiet chaos.

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Full credits

artist Ed Benes
colorist Pete Pantazis
letterer Rob Leigh
cover pencils Ian Churchill
cover inks Norm Rapmund

Reprints

↩ Reprints Justice League of America #13 (2007), Justice League Wedding Special #1 (2007), Justice League of America #13 (2007), Justice League of America #14 (2007), Justice League of America #15 (2008), Justice League of America #16 (2008)

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