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Cover: Mark Bagley & Rob Hunter

Justice League of America #[7]

Nov 2011 · DC · 17.99 USD; 19.99 CAD
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In "Out of the Ashes..", the Justice League of America fractures under pressure as Green Arrow battles Hunter, Dr. Impossible, and Neon Black inside the Watchtower, while the rest of the team confronts Tender Mercy and Chair on Blackhawk Island—where they're joined unexpectedly by Congorilla and Starman. As Red Tornado aids Green Arrow, the League begins to splinter, leaving only Batman, Donna Troy, Congorilla, and Starman to face new threats tied to Prometheus. With the pieces of a mysterious machine assembled, the group activates it, peering into the vast, uncharted reaches of the Multiverse. Written by James Robinson and illustrated by Mark Bagley, with cover art by Bagley and Rob Hunter, this pivotal issue marks a turning point in the team’s unity and scope.

Contains 6 stories
Out of the Ashes..
22 pp · Superhero
Bluejay (dies in this story)Justice League of America [VixenDr. Light [Kimiyo Hoshi]Red TornadoPlastic ManZatannaGypsy]DesperoDr. Light [Arthur Light] (resurrected as a Black Lantern)

In "Out of the Ashes..", Bluejay races against time to warn the Justice League of a looming threat, but her message falls on deaf ears. As the surviving members of the JLA regroup at the mountain stronghold of the original League, they face a sudden and brutal assault from Despero—forcing them to confront not just an enemy, but the very purpose of their existence.

By My Black Hand, the Dead Shall Rise! Part One
30 pp · Superhero
Vibe [Paco Ramone] (revived as a Black Lantern)Justice League of America [Red TornadoDr. Light [Kimiyo Hoshi]ZatannaVixenPlastic ManGypsy]Zatara [John Zatara] (revived as a Black Lantern)Steel [Hank Heywood III] (revived as a Black Lantern)Dr. Light [Arthur Light] (revived as a Black Lantern)Gehenna (head only)Superman (cameo flashback)Wonder Woman (cameo flashback)Flash [Barry Allen] (cameo flashback)Martian Manhunter (cameo flashback)Aquaman (cameo flashback)Elongated Man (cameo flashback)Vixen (cameo flashback)Gypsy (cameo flashback)Steel [Hank Heywood III] (cameo flashback)Zatanna (cameo flashback)Amazo (cameo flashback)an android from Professor Ivo (cameo flashback)

In "By My Black Hand, the Dead Shall Rise! Part One," Paco Ramone confronts memories of his past life as he grapples with his new existence as a Black Lantern. As the surviving members of the Justice League rally at the Hall of Justice, they face a chilling wave of the resurrected—Zatara, Vibe, and Steel—all now twisted by the Black Lantern Corps. With Kimiyo sensing that the first Dr. Light has also risen, she steps forward alone, determined to confront the darkness before it spreads.

By My Black Hand, The Dead Shall Rise! Part Two
28 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [VixenGypsyZatannaDr. Light [Kimiyo Hoshi]Plastic ManRed Tornado]Black Lanterns [Steel [Hank Heywood III]VibeDr. Light [Arthur Light]]Commander Steel (flashback)Justice League of America [Martian ManhunterAquamanElongated ManVixenSteel [Hank Heywood III]Vibe] (flashback)Black Mass (flashback)Shatterfist (flashback)
Team History
30 pp · Superhero
Black Lanterns [SupermanSuperboyGreen ArrowAnimal ManWonder WomanDonna TroyImpulse]Justice League of America [Vixen (retires as of this story)Dr. Light [Kimiyo Hoshi]Red Tornado (deactivated)Donna TroyStarfireCyborgBatman [Dick Grayson]Mon-ElGuardianGreen Lantern [Hal Jordan]Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]]Wonder WomanRobin [Damain Wayne]Killer MothDarwin JonesNeon BlackAtomic SkullFlashbacks: PrometheusHawkmanBlack CanaryGreen ArrowRed TornadoRed Arrow]Tomahawk's Rangers [TomahawkDan HunterLeroy "Stovepipe" JohnsonFrenchie DuValWildcatBig Anvil]Grodd (?)FrankensteinFloronic ManMiss Liberty

In "Team History," Donna Troy answers Wonder Woman’s call to rebuild the Justice League, assembling Starfire, Cyborg, Batman, and Dr. Light to form a new core. As the team takes shape, Dr. Light and Batman each seek out additional allies—Guardian and Mon-El for one, Green Lantern and Green Arrow for the other—testing the bonds that might hold this new league together.

Team History
30 pp · Superhero
the ShadeJustice League of America [Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]StarfireDonna TroyBatman [Dick Grayson]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Atom [Ray Palmer]GuardianDr. Light [Kimiyo Hoshi]Mon-ElBlack CanaryRed Tornado (head only)Cyborg]AtlasPower Company [Joshiah PowerBorkSkyrocketStriker Z]Dr. ImpossibleHunterDarwin JonesCongorilla [Bill]Starman [Mikaal Tomas]ChairTender MercyNeon BlackFlashbacks: Challengers of the Unknown ["Prof" Haley"Ace" Morgan"Red" Ryan"Rocky" Davis]League of Challenger-Haters [KraVolcano ManMulti-Man]Metal Men [GoldIronTinMercuryPlatinumLead]Dr. Will MagnusUncle SamThe RayPlastic ManBlackhawksthe War Wheel

In "Team History," the new Justice League faces a series of escalating threats as Dr. Impossible and Hunter assault STAR Labs, while the mystery of the alien artifact linked to Darwin Jones deepens—leading the team to Blackhawk Island. As Congorilla and Starman confront Tender Mercy and Chair, Neon Black, Hunter, and Dr. Impossible infiltrate the abandoned JLA satellite, testing the League’s unity and resolve.

All Along the Watchtower
31 pp · Superhero
Justice League of America [SupermanFlash [Barry Allen]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Wonder WomanMartian ManhunterGreen Arrow [Oliver Queen]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Aquaman]]Shaggy Man (all in flashback)Justice League of America [Green Arrow [Oliver Queen] Batman [Dick Grayson]Atom [Ray Palmer]Donna TroyCyborgMon-ElGreen Lantern [Hal Jordan]Dr. Light [Kimiyo Hoshi]GuardianBlack CanaryStarfireCongorillaStarman [Mikaal Tomas]Red Tornado]Neon BlackHunterDr. ImpossibleTender MercyChairFlash [Barry Allen]PlastiqueHellgrammiteMr. AtomHarpiFlash [Jay Garrick]Wildcat [Ted Grant]ObsidianGreen Lantern [Alan Scott]BluejayCaptain Marvel (cameo)Captain Marvel Jr. (cameo)Mary Marvel (cameo)Batman [vampire] (cameo)Charlton Heroes [JudomasterCaptain AtomBlue Beetle [Dan Garrett]Peacemaker] (cameos)Freedom Fighters [Doll ManUncle SamRayBlack Condor] (cameos)Captain Marvel (as a nazi, cameo)robot Justice League [SupermanBatmanFlashWonder Woman] (cameos)Female Justice League [SuperwomanFlashAtomGreen LanternRed Tornado] (cameos)Batman Beyond (cameo)Red Son [Superman] (cameo)Atomic Knights (cameos)Crime Syndicate [SuperwomanUltramanOwlman] (cameos)Tangent Heroes [Green LanternFlash]Fairchild (cameo)Apollo (cameo)Mr. Majestic (cameo)Maul (cameo)

In "All Along the Watchtower," Green Arrow battles Hunter, Dr. Impossible, and Neon Black inside the Watchtower, while the rest of the Justice League confronts Tender Mercy and Chair on Blackhawk Island—where they encounter Congorilla and Starman. With Red Tornado’s help, Green Arrow holds the line as the League begins to fracture, leaving Batman, Donna Troy, Congorilla, and Starman to face new threats tied to Prometheus. Together, the remaining heroes gather scattered machine parts and activate them, opening a portal into the vast, uncharted realms of the Multiverse.

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Full credits

colorist Pete Pantazis
letterer Rob Leigh
cover pencils Mark Bagley
cover inks Rob Hunter

Reprints

↩ Reprints Justice League of America #38 (2009), Justice League of America #38 (2009), Justice League of America #39 (2010), Justice League of America #40 (2010), Justice League of America #41 (2010), Justice League of America #41 (2010), Justice League of America #42 (2010), Justice League of America #42 (2010), Justice League of America #43 (2010), Justice League: The Rise & Fall Special #1 (2010), Justice League of America #[7] (2010)

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