The Secret Society of Super-Villains #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Danger: Dinosaurs at Large!", Chronos unleashes a comet with wild temporal power, accidentally pulling a 2056 spacecraft back to 100 million years BC—along with its crew, Col. Tommy Tomorrow, Capt. Brent Wood, and Dr. Schmidt. When the villain opens a time doorway to the past, prehistoric beasts begin invading 1977 Earth, forcing Captain Comet to team up with the Justice League of America—Hawkman, Superman, Flash, Green Lantern, Aquaman, Wonder Woman, and Black Canary—to stop the chaos. With the Planeteers and the remnants of a lost mission caught in the crossfire, the heroes must outwit Chronos before the past and present collide.
In "Death Times Five," the Secret Society of Super-Villains launches a deadly campaign targeting the core members of the Justice League—Batman, Flash, Green Lantern, Superman, and Wonder Woman—while Captain Comet races to uncover their plot. With Sinestro, Poison Ivy, Gorilla Grodd, and the rest of the Society closing in, the JLA must rely on unexpected allies and cunning strategy to survive.
In "Ragnarok Night," the Atom, joined by Captain Comet and Aquaman, ventures into the fractured mind of Jean Loring to halt a psychic storm threatening to unravel Earth—only to find themselves caught in a surreal, escalating battle where reality itself bends. With echoes of past heroes like Flash and Green Lantern flickering in memory, the trio must navigate a mind warped by grief and power, where every thought could be the world’s undoing.
When Captain Comet and the Secret Society of Super-Villains crash-land on Earth-3, they find themselves in a twisted mirror of their own world—where evil wears the mantle of justice. Trapped in a realm ruled by the Crime Syndicate of Earth-3, they must navigate a landscape of corruption, confront the Syndicate’s twisted leadership, and survive the Eyrie of Evil itself.
In "Crisis on Earth-3 (Reprise)!", Captain Comet finds himself locked in a tense battle against the Crime Syndicate of America, but even in the midst of chaos, a surprising alliance begins to form—especially when he crosses paths with Earth-3’s Lois Lane. As the Secret Society of Super-Villains is unexpectedly swept into the fray, their journey takes a sudden turn when they’re flung to Earth-2, leaving the fate of the multiverse hanging in the balance.
In "The Wizard's War of the Worlds!", the Wizard's grand scheme unfolds as he manipulates the Secret Society of Super-Villains into a calculated campaign to dismantle the Justice Society of America, one hero at a time. As Captain Comet finds himself caught between Earth-2 and Earth-1, new alliances form when Copperhead and Mirror Master recruit fresh allies to aid the Silver Ghost in a clash with the Freedom Fighters.
Silver Ghost’s cryptic challenge sends the Freedom Fighters racing across the country, chasing phantom leads at four distant sites—while the Secret Society, now including Killer Moth, Sizematic, and Quakemaster, moves in on the JSA’s Earth-2 counterpart. As the Freedom Fighters split up to investigate, the villains’ next target emerges: Mr. Terrific, caught in a web of deception and time-bending traps.
In "Death in Silver!", the Secret Society of Super-Villains launches a coordinated strike, splitting the Freedom Fighters as Copperhead and Sizematic target Uncle Sam and Doll Man, while Killer Moth and Quakemaster go after Black Condor and Phantom Lady. When Silver Ghost unmasks before a stunned Firebrand after subduing the Human Bomb, the tension crackles with betrayal and hidden identities — but the full reckoning remains just out of reach.
In "The League That Defeated Itself," the Justice League of America finds themselves trapped in the bodies of their archenemies, forced to navigate the Secret Society of Super-Villains' lair while the villains move freely in their own forms. As Superman, Batman, and the rest struggle to reclaim their identities, the Society presses forward with their schemes—unaware that the heroes are now inside them, fighting from within.
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