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| Issue |
Justice
League of America 0 |
| Subtitle |
Yesterday,
Today, Tomorrow |
| Date |
September
2006 |
| Writer(s) |
Brad
Meltzer |
| Artist(s) |
Eric
Wight, Dick Giordano, Tony Harris, George Perez, JH
Williams III, Luke McDonnell, Paul Neary, Gene Ha, Rags
Morales, Ethan Van Sciver, Kevin Maguire, Adam Kubert,
Dan Jurgens, Kevin Nowlan, Jim Lee, Howard Porter, Dexter
Vines, Andy Kubert, Jesse Delperdang, Phil Jimenez,
Andy Lanning, Ed Benes, Sandra Hope |
| storyline |
YESTERDAY:
Superman met Batman in the cave to discuss the new "team."
Though Batman was unsure if it was right for him, they
both agreed the league was a good idea. They'd
both invited Wonder Woman to their meeting.
YESTERDAY: Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman
met again - this time to discuss the death of the Red
Tornado. It was their first teammember loss.
TOMORROW: At Hal Jordan's wedding, the trio thought
back on Donna Troy's first wedding.
YESTERDAY: Bruce told Diana that Dick was surpassing
him.
TOMORROW: Luthor fought Batman, Superman, and Wonder
Woman: "He was my
SON!"
YESTERDAY: Batman argued over the decision to let Aquaman
lead the team in Detroit.
TOMORROW: Bruce and Diana consoled Clark after the death
of Jonathan Kent.
YESTERDAY: Superman and Wonder Woman met Batman in the
cave - he was excited about the new Robin: Jason.
TOMORROW: Wonder Woman sacrificed her immortality for
the man she was about to marry.
YESTERDAY: Wonder Woman and Superman got a good when
they heard Batman had knocked teammate Guy Gardner out.
YESTERDAY: Wonder Woman consoled Batman upon the death
of Superman.
TOMORROW: Batman showed Wonder Woman and Superman what
the Flash discovered: a second Earth.
YESTERDAY: Wonder Woman attacked Batman for his "files"
on the team and his plans to on how to take each member
down.
TOMORROW: Superman and Wonder Woman met again, years
after Batman's death.
YESTERDAY: The three made a pact to meet - just them
- once a year.
TODAY: Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman met to form
a new League. |
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| Issue |
Justice
League of America 8 |
| Subtitle |
The
Lightning Saga chapter one: Lightning Lad |
| Date |
June
2007 |
| Writer(s) |
Brad
Meltzer |
| Artist(s) |
Shane
Davis, Matt Banning |
| storyline |
While
the team went through a training exercise, Batman learned
that the man they thought to be Trident was actually
Karate Kid from the Legion of Superheroes - a team that
existed in the 31st Century. They questioned him and
he told them there were seven of them somewhere in this
time period. The JLA and JSA got together - Starman
was another of the seven.
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| Issue |
Justice
Society of America 5 |
| Subtitle |
The
Lightning Saga chapter two: Dreams and Fire |
| Date |
June
2007 |
| Writer(s) |
Geoff
Johns |
| Artist(s) |
Fernando
Pasarin |
| storyline |
Batman,
GeoForce, Starman, and Sandman went to Arkham Asylum.
Dr. Destiny had broken free and was holding Dream Girl,
another of the seven. She was freed.
Cyclone, Red Tornado, Stargirl, and Superman headed
to the Fortress of Solitude - a Legion flight ring was
detected there. He had a trophy room with statues of
all the Legion members he'd worked with. One of them
turned out to be the real Wildfire.
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| Issue |
Justice
League of America 9 |
| Subtitle |
The
Lightning Saga chapter three: Suicide |
| Date |
July
2007 |
| Writer(s) |
Brad
Meltzer |
| Artist(s) |
Ed
Benes |
| storyline |
Mr.
Terrific examined a belt that had come with Wildfire,
but could find nothing special about it.
Vixen, Flash (Jay), Wildcat, and Green Lantern (Hal)
visited Gorilla City and found another of the Legion:
Timberwolf. While they were there, an albino gorilla
was born.
Powergirl, Red Arrow, Hawkman, and Hawkgirl found another
on Thanagar: Dawnstar. PG warned Roy about Hawkgirl
- she'd tried to have a relationship with Hawkman.
The Legion all had what they called Lightning Rods -
when lightning struck, one of them would die and someone
else would return from the dead.
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| Issue |
Justice
Society of America 6 |
| Subtitle |
The
Lightning Saga chapter four: The Legion of Three Worlds |
| Date |
July
2007 |
| Writer(s) |
Geoff
Johns |
| Artist(s) |
Dale
Eaglesham, Ruy Jose |
| storyline |
After
realizing the Legion was gone, Superman explained to
the JLA and JSA what the Lightning Rods were used for
- he'd been a part of a previous use with them.
The Legion split up and prepared for lightning.
Damage, Hourman, Liberty Belle, Black Lightning, and
Wonder Woman found the final Legion member: Triplicate
Girl. They were attacked by a sentient computer / robot.
The rest of the JLA / JSA team arrived to lend a hand
and let them know their Legion members had escaped.
Superman soon realized they were fighting a construct
created by Sensor Girl - the real seventh member.
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|
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| Issue |
Justice
League of America 10 |
| Subtitle |
The
Lightning Saga chapter five: The Villain is a Hero in
His Own Story |
| Date |
August
2007 |
| Writer(s) |
Geoff
Johns |
| Artist(s) |
Ed
Benes, Sandra Hope |
| storyline |
Lightning
struck - Wally West and his family (wife and two kids)
appeared. The Legion returned to their time, but Karate
Kid and Starman stayed behind.
Wally joined the Justice League.
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| Issue |
Justice
League of America 11 |
| Subtitle |
Walls |
| Date |
September
2007 |
| Writer(s) |
Brad
Meltzer |
| Artist(s) |
Gene
Ha |
| storyline |
Red
Arrow and Vixen were trapped in a toppled building under
water. Vixen confided in him that her powers changed
when they fought Amazo - she could no longer gain the
powers of animals, but the powers of other metahumans.
They escaped when they found out which way was up.
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| Issue |
Justice
League of America 12 |
| Subtitle |
Monitor
Duty |
| Date |
October
2007 |
| Writer(s) |
Brad
Meltzer |
| Artist(s) |
Ed
Benes, Sandra Hope, Eric Wight |
| storyline |
Aquaman
and Martian Manhunter watched the League as they took
monitor duty. Roy introduced his daughter to Kendra.
Dinah warned Kendra not to hurt her "boy,"
but they later slept together.
Superman, Wonder Woman, and Batman watched as GeoForce
met with Deathstroke. Brion revealed to Batman that
he'd been approached by the villain.
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variant cover |
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| Notes,
references to time, and chronology: |
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The
Legion of Superheroes: Karate Kid, Starman, Dream Girl, Wildfire,
Timberwolf, Dawnstar, and Sensor Girl. |
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Superman
talked of time travel in his youth and teaming up with the Legion.
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Starman
mentioned he'd lived on Earth-22 for a time. |
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