Darkseid and the Phantom Stranger debate the nature of humanity. Darkseid vows to make humanity forsake its heroes. The Phantom Stranger vows to stop him.

1988 DC crossover. The Manhunters returned to dominate the universe and crush the heroes of Earth along with the Green Lantern Corps.

The Justice League of America, Justice Society of America, and All-Star Squadron team up to prevent Per Degaton from annihilating the hero-less Earth-Prime and using its technology to blackmail Earth-2's 1942.

The formation of Justice League Detroit.

As Darkseid's machinations turn the populace against Earth's heroes,Professor Ivo plots the ultimate destruction of the Justice League of America.

The Lightning Saga is a comic book crossover story arc that took place in DC Comics' two flagship team books: Justice League of America and Justice Society of America. It was written by Brad Meltzer and Geoff Johns, and illustrated by Ed Benes, Dale Eaglesham, and Shane Davis.

Story arc which brought together a new Justice League of America, following the events of Infinite Crisis.

Luthor, Cheetah and the Joker put together a new Injustice League under the guise of a supervillain protection racket, and execute a series of plans to eliminate the League before taking over the world.

This story arc featured Martian Manhunter returning to Earth to warn the JLA of a Martian plot to invade and conquer Earth, as their planet had been destroyed. It set the stage for what would later be called the Justice League Detroit.

A loose collection of stories in the silver age where Zatanna was aided by other heroes in the search for her father, the golden age hero, John Zatara.

The first arc of the Justice League in the New 52, which details the creation of the Justice League in the New DC Universe. In its original publication, the arc was titled "Justice League" but renamed Origin through collections.

Triumph, one of the first and greatest heroes of the Silver Age, has been trapped in time. He has now returned to a world where no one remembers him.

Following the Justice League: Cry for Justice Conclusion.

A story arc telling the origin of Shazam in the New 52. It ran in the backup stories of Justice League and was the main focus of the volume's issues 0 and 21. Originally the fulll title of the arc was The Curse of Shazam.

Following the discovery of Task Force X, the Justice League aims to shut the team down. Meanwhile other forces move against both teams.

Lex Luthor devises a virus based on Amazo's technology that he intended to use on Superman but instead it's released on the wider world and infects the rest of the Justice League.

A being known as the Sun-Eater has snuffed out the sun and the DCU must rekindle it before the freezing Earth shall be their tomb on their final night.

The second story arc in the New 52 Justice League, set five years after the first.

A DC Comics event where war breaks out between the Justice League, Justice League of America and the Justice League Dark, due to Pandora and the secrets of the Trinity of Sin.

Neron gives villains their hearts desire in exchange for their souls. The villains overpower the heroes with their newfound power.

The Fourth Reich capture Obsidian and use his powers to create a weapon called the Darkness Engine, which triggers a horrific future where a resurgent Nazi army conquers the planet.

The Justice Society of America returns to rebuild the team. However, an old foe returns and threatens their families.

When the Superman of the Kingdom Come timeline finds himself stranded on New Earth, he joins forces with the JSA to stop an Old God named Gog from setting the main timeline on the path that would lead to the Kingdom Come future.

This event consists of the creation of the superhero Kick-Ass. This is the first chapter in the life of Dave Lizewski!

DC Elseworlds sequel to the Kingdom Come story arc from 1996, takes place 20 years after the conclusion of that arc. Consists of the two issue Kingdom Come volume and several one-shots.

Co-feature in ASM featuring "the untold story of Kraven the Hunter"

Crossover story of More Than Mortal and Lady Pendragon.

The first arc of a new series by Gregg Rucka Michael Lark.

The first of three arcs in the collaborative series from Moebius and Jodorowsky.

Two-Face,enraged by his own isolation and alienation,attempts to create and army of deformed men.He takes over a Carribean island and forces plastic surgeons to perform unholy operations but a simple blackmail investigation leads Batman to Harvey's scheme.

Batman finds a demon,a man who has walked Earth for 300 years,a man without a shadow - Mr. Whisper.

"Prey" is set during the early days of Batman's career as he is struggling to earn the trust of the public and form a working relationship with James Gordon, who is still just a police captain. The story revolves around a brilliant but disturbed psychologist named Hugo Strange, who forms a personal vendetta against Batman.

A five issue story arc from the first issues of Legends of the Dark Knight. The story happens during the events of Year One. Bruce investigates mysterious cult killings and their ties to a Native American tribe.

After Batman fails to save a young girl, he begins taking the strength-enhancing drug Venom in order to surpass his limitations; however, when the Dark Knight becomes addicted to the substance, his entire life begins to spiral out of control.

When a small team of legionnaires lost themselves in an unknown galaxy far away from home and with no way to return, they must stick together to survive against the dangers than dwells in the new galaxy.

When the president of an Affiliated Planet is killed by a legionnaire, intergalactic war erupts. Who are the puppet masters behind these events? Why is the Time Trapper so interested in the space anomaly? And what means this to the past of Brainiac 5.1?

The forces of Mordru and Glorith unite, but can the Legion of Super-Heroes defeat the evil? And can they survive the very destruction of time? A Zero Hour tie-in!