Justice League Unlimited #1
This collection kicks off the Justice League Unlimited series, gathering the first story arc from the 2005 DC comic based on the popular animated show. It features the expanded League roster facing a threat that tests their unity, with writing by Adam Beechen and art by Carlo Barberi and others.
"Divide and Conquer" kicks off Justice League Unlimited #1 with a high-stakes threat as Brainiac and Despero join forces, unleashing the Phoris nanovirus to turn key League members against Earth. Written by Adam Beechen and brought to life by Carlo Barberi’s dynamic art, the issue hinges on Zatanna’s clever illusion spell, which masks the controlled heroes long enough to turn the tide—setting up a tense battle of wits and willpower. Cover by Walden Wong.
In "Divide and Conquer," Brainiac and Despero join forces to unleash the Phoris nanovirus, aiming to turn key members of the Justice League against Earth. With Zatanna’s illusion magic masking the corrupted heroes, the League must outwit the villains before the virus spreads further.
In "Local Hero," a young Rannian man takes matters into his own hands by freeing Kanjar Ro, hoping to prove that Earth's Adam Strange isn't essential to Rann's defense—only for the Justice League to step in, determined to stop the dangerous criminal before he causes real harm.
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