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Apr 16, 2022 · Vol. 1 (The New 52): From the Pages of Justice League. Collects Justice League #0, 21 and stories from Justice League #7-11, 14-16, 18-20. Following recent events, the US Government created the Justice League of America as a countermeasure against the already established Justice League.
In October and November 2012, DC announced new titles Threshold, Justice League of America, Katana, Justice League of America's Vibe, and Constantine. Threshold would be published in January 2013, Constantine in March 2013, while the others would be published in February 2013.
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August 31, 2011
1. Justice League(Volume 2) #1
September 7, 2011
1. Action Comics(Volume 2) #1 2. Animal Man(Volume 2) #1 3. Batgirl(Volume 4) #1 4. Batwing #1 5. Detective Comics(Volume 2) #1 6. Green Arrow(Volume 5) #1 7. Hawk and Dove(Volume 5) #1 8. Justice League International(Volume 3) #1 9. Men of War(Volume 2) #1 10. OMAC(Volume 4) #1 11. Static Shock #1 12. Stormwatch(Volume 3) #1 13. Swamp Thing(Volume 5) #1
September 14, 2011
1. Batman and Robin(Volume 2) #1 2. Batwoman(Volume 2) #1 3. Deathstroke(Volume 2) #1 4. Demon Knights #1 5. Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E. #1 6. Green Lantern(Volume 5) #1 7. Grifter(Volume 3) #1 8. Legion Lost(Volume 2) #1 9. Mister Terrific #1 10. Red Lanterns #1 11. Resurrection Man(Volume 2) #1 12. Suicide Squad(Volume 4) #1 13. Superboy(Volume 6) #1
It was announced that six of the New 52 titles had been cancelled as of their eighth issues and would be replaced with six new series in May 2012. The ending series were Blackhawks, Hawk and Dove, Men of War, Mister Terrific, OMAC, and Static Shock.
The four series that were cancelled on issue #0 (their 13th issue) to make room for the third wave were Captain Atom, Justice League International, Resurrection Man, and Voodoo.
The five cancelled series to make room for the fourth wave were Blue Beetle; Frankenstein, Agent of S.H.A.D.E.; G.I. Combat; Grifter; and Legion Lost. In addition, Vertigo's Hellblazer was cancelled to allow John Constantineto be folded into the new continuity.
The eight cancelled series to make room for the fifth wave were I, Vampire; DC Universe Presents; Ravagers; Savage Hawkman; Fury of Firestorm: The Nuclear Men; Sword of Sorcery; Team 7; and Deathstroke.
The cancelled series as part of the sixth wave were Demon Knights, Legion of Super-Heroes, Threshold, Dial H, and Batman Incorporated.
The cancelled series as part of the seventh wave were Justice League of America's Vibe, Katana, Batman: The Dark Knight, Talon, Green Team: Teen Trillionaires, Larfleeze, The Movement and Stormwatch. In addition, Animal Man, Nightwing, Suicide Squad and Teen Titans all ended with issue #30 in accordance with the creative team's wishes or for contin...
The cancelled series as part of the eighth wave were All-Star Western, Birds of Prey, Trinity of Sin: Pandora, Trinity of Sin: Phantom Stranger, Batwing, Superboy, and Superman Unchained- with plans to re-solicit the final two issues of the latter series at a later date.
The cancelled series as part of the ninth wave were Aquaman and the Others, Arkham Manor, Batman and Robin, Batwoman, Constantine, Earth 2, Green Lantern Corps, Green Lantern: New Guardians, Star-Spangled War Stories Featuring G.I. Zombie, Infinity Man and the Forever People, Justice League 3000, Justice League Dark, Klarion, Red Lanterns, Red Hood...
The cancelled series as part of the tenth wave All-Star Section 8, Bat-Mite, Bizarro, Doomed, Gotham by Midnight, Green Lantern: Lost Army, Harley Quinn & Power Girl, Justice League United, Lobo, Prez.Justice League: The Darkseid Warthe event started.
May 22, 2018 · This reading order is designed to give a timeline of major storylines featuring the Justice League of America (New 52 version) throughout DC Comics. It does not encompass every one of their appearances, but is a timeline of the major ones and the stories that affect them.
DC. The Justice League of America was an A.R.G.U.S.-sponsored counterpart to the Justice League. These unlikely heroes have been brought together to defend America from superhuman threats of all kinds, but unknown even to them, they are secretly in training to take down the Justice League.
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New 52. With the beginning of the New 52, the DC Universe’s continuity was restarted. In this new continuity, a new version of the Justice League of America exists. This version was created by the United States government in order to provide a check against the already established Justice League (see their timeline here).
Paperback | $49.99. Published by DC Comics. Mar 19, 2024 | 528 Pages | 6-5/8 x 10-3/16 | ISBN 9781779525741. In the aftermath of Flashpoint the origins of the Justice League of America are re-imagined for a new era. Witness legendary duo Geoff Johns and Jim...
