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Justice League of America #[9]
In "The Bogeyman," Green Lantern from the Tangent Universe delivers a dire warning to the Justice League: the Crime Syndicate is erasing entire worlds, and she’s the latest victim. Before the League can react, the Syndicate launches a full-scale assault on the Hall of Justice, while Dr. Impossible and his team infiltrate to steal Alexander Luthor’s body and activate the Resurrection Machine. Using energy drawn from three humans across different Earths—including a captive Bluejay—the machine awakens something far worse than Darkseid: the Omega Man. Written by James Robinson and brought to life with dynamic art by Mark Bagley, inks by Rob Hunter and Norm Rapmund, and vivid colors by Hi-Fi, this issue blends cosmic stakes with grounded tension. The cover, by Mark Bagley and Rob Hunter, captures the chaos in striking detail.
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Green Lantern from the Tangent world warns the Justice League that the Crime Syndicate is destroying worlds, having just destroyed hers. Just then, the Crime Syndicate attacks the JLA in the Hall of Justice. Dr. Impossible and his gang also invade the Hall of Justice to recover the body of Alexander Luthor. Dr. Impossible then teleports in the Resurrection Machine. Using the energies of three humans from three different earths -- including a captive Bluejay -- Dr. Impossible attempts to resurrect Darkseid, but resurrects the Omega Man instead.
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