Writer

Geoff Johns

Penciller

Jim Lee

Inker

Scott Williams

Colourist

Alex Sinclair

Letterer

Patrick Brosseau

Associate Editor

Rex Ogle

Editor

Eddie Berganza

Cover Penciller

Jim Lee

Cover Inker

Scott Williams

Cover Colourist

Alex Sinclair

Variant Cover Penciller

Ivan Reis

Variant Cover Inker

Andy Lanning

Variant Cover Colourist

Rod Reis

Green Lantern: Hey, Flash.

Flash: What?

Green Lantern: I say we ditch black and blue, and figure this out ourselves. We don’t need them. Batman’s a pain in the ass, and Superman doesn’t know what this is.

Dr Silas Stone: OPEN YOUR EYES, SON! Look at the world we live in today! We’re witnessing the birth of a new race of people. Super-humans. Beings who can fly, tear through buildings and outrun race cars. They will make what you “do” obsolete!

The super-humans first appearance five years before the present-day, but their formation into the Justice League was not without misunderstanding and pain. Batman and Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) had teamed-up to fight a large alien brute in Gotham City. It committed suicide and shouted “For Darkseid!”, but left behind an unusual box-device. Batman and Lantern followed the alien lead to the mysterious Superman who had recently appeared in Metropolis. However, Green Lantern’s aggressive stance only succeeded in precipitating a fight between them. In Detroit, high-school football star Victor Stone is disappointed that his father has again failed to show up for his game.

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Cast

Artemis

Stephanie Lemelin

Robin

Jesse McCartney

Miss Martian

Danica McKellar

Superboy

Nolan North

Zatara

Nolan North

Aqualad

Khary Payton

Kid Flash

Jason Spisak

Wolf

Dee Bradley Baker

Ultra-Humanite

Dee Bradley Baker

Count Vertigo

Steve Blum

Vandal Savage

Miguel Ferrer

Batman

Bruce Greenwood

Wotan

Bruce Greenwood

Poison Ivy

Alyssa Milano

Cat Grant

Masasa Moyo

Nabu

Kevin Michael Richardson

Joker

Brent Spiner

Crew

Writer

Kevin Hopps

Director

Michael Chang

Music

Kristopher Carter, Michael McCuistion, and Lolita Ritmanis

Theme Music

Kristopher Carter, Michael McCuistion, and Lolita Ritmanis

Voice Director

Jamie Thomason

Animation Timing Director

James Tim Walker

Storyboard

Jay Baker, Tim Divar, and Phil Langone

Lead Character Designer

Phil Bourassa

Character Design

Dusty Abell, Jerome Moore, and Coran Stone

Prop Design

Andy Chiang and Eugene Mattos

Animation Services

Lotto Animation

Animation Director

(supervising), Daegu Heh, Yeongsoo Kim, Hyeoksoo Lee, and Jeha Yu

Producer

Brandon Vietti and Greg Weisman

Executive Producer

Sam Register

The Joker: With so much power at my finger tips some might call me a control freak. Others, just a freak.

October 1st – The peace and quite of a Metropolis street is shattered by the sudden eruption of a mutant thorny vine from beneath the side-walk. The writhing vine is small at first, but it coils around itself and rapidly grows to skyscraper size. Not only is its size unnatural, but the vine is animate and sprouts flower/arm like tendrils which throw police cars around. The “test” is watched from afar and is declared a complete success by Count Vertigo and his Injustice League (Poison Ivy, Black Adam, Wotan, Ultra-Humanite, the Atomic Skull, and the Joker).

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Cast

Artemis

Stephanie Lemelin

Robin

Jesse McCartney

Miss Martian

Danica McKellar

Superboy

Nolan North

Aqualad

Khary Payton

Kid Flash

Jason Spisak

Monsieur Mallah

Dee Bradley Baker

Wolf

Dee Bradley Baker

Mr Tawny

Dee Bradley Baker

Brain

Corey Burton

Hamilton Hill

Corey Burton

Dudley H. Dudley

Corey Burton

Batman

Bruce Greenwood

Captain Marvel

Rob Lowe

Crew

Writer

Thomas Pugsley

Director

Jay Oliva

Music

Kristopher Carter, Michael McCuistion, and Lolita Ritmanis

Theme Music

Kristopher Carter, Michael McCuistion, and Lolita Ritmanis

Voice Director

Jamie Thomason

Animation Timing Director

James Tim Walker

Storyboard

Jay Baker, Tim Divar, and Phil Langone

Lead Character Designer

Phil Bourassa

Character Design

Dusty Abell and Jerome Moore

Prop Design

Eugene Mattos

Animation Services

Lotto Animation

Animation Director

(supervising), Sangjoon Lee, and Myeonghwan Park

Producer

Brandon Vietti and Greg Weisman

Executive Producer

Sam Register

Robin: I thought vulchers only ate dead meat.
Kid Flash: Yeah, these are some very proactive scavengers.

September 10th – Hamilton Hill, the Mayor of Gotham City, is on vacation in Northern India. Hill, an avid big game hunter, has dismissed his local guides who were telling tales of “devil beasts” and is tracking an endangered Indian tiger with his two companions. They eventually find the magnificent specimen beneath an isolated tree. Just as Hill has the tiger in his scope three mechanical probes extend from the ground and stuns it unconscious. Hill’s surprised party turns to face a noise from behind them and come face-to-face with a gorilla carrying a mini-gun. Hill escapes into the undergrowth, but his fellow hunters are cut down by the mini-gun’s fire.

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Writer

Peter Milligan

Artist

Mikel Janin

Colourist

Ulises Arreola

Letterer

Rob Leigh

Editor

Rex Ogle and Eddie Berganza

Cover Artist

Ryan Sook

Madame Xanadu: I saw a gathering of men… and women. Each with their own… speciality. You must find these men and women. You must…
Rac Shade: You’ve finally lost it, Xanadu. The only people I know these days are half-insane or damaged goods. Most of them are a danger to themselves.
Madame Xanadu: Exactly.

The fortune-teller Madame Xanadu surveys her tarot cards as they tell her that something dark is coming and that a desperate group of individuals will be needed to face it. June Moone walks though the world unsure of why the words of “There was a Crooked Man” plague her mind or why thirty exact duplicates of herself have appeared causing a massive automotive pile-up on the interstate. In his motel room Shade the Changing Man tells “Kathy” that he has to leave to investigate the signals from his M-Vest. “Kathy” freaks out when she starts dissolving and realises she’s just a product of the M-Vest’s reality warping power – a construct created by the lonely Shade.

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