Description
"Heroes quit, villains join and the Justice League roster you've never seen before emerges, led by the world's greatest hero--LEX LUTHOR! The violent consequences of FOREVER EVIL must be dealt with as a new and deadly force sets it's target on the Justice league. And with the appearance of the new Power Ring, who knows how her presence will affect the team. Collects Justice League #30-39"--
Language
Original language
English
Physical description
272 p.; 10.19 inches
Publication
Dc Comics (2016), Edition: Illustrated, 272 pages
Pages
272
ISBN
1401258522 / 9781401258528
Local notes
Collecting issues 30 through 39, these being the arcs "Injustice League", which tie up loose ends from "Forever Evil", and "The Amazo Virus", in which Luthor's attempt to join the Justice League is continued with unforeseen consequences.
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LibraryThing member DanieXJ
Lots of stuff in this TPB, but two main stories. First is the story of the Justice League trying to find Power Ring’s ring before it attaches itself to someone else, and because it has information on it that they need. During that adventure they also run into the Doom Patrol. That doesn’t go
The second story is about something called the Amazo virus. It was an interesting new take on the Amazo stuff. Some of the league gets infected as well as some of the Metropolis citizens.
And over both these stories Lex Luthor’s story is perched. He wants to join the Justice League and prove himself to them, that he’s on the up and up. He also thinks that something big is coming that’s worse than anything they’ve seen before.
It’s definitely a different way to go with Luthor’s story. Sorta like the Presidential storyline form years ago, but better. Can’t wait to see more.
I got this advanced galley through Netgalley on behalf of DC Entertainment
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very well for either team.The second story is about something called the Amazo virus. It was an interesting new take on the Amazo stuff. Some of the league gets infected as well as some of the Metropolis citizens.
And over both these stories Lex Luthor’s story is perched. He wants to join the Justice League and prove himself to them, that he’s on the up and up. He also thinks that something big is coming that’s worse than anything they’ve seen before.
It’s definitely a different way to go with Luthor’s story. Sorta like the Presidential storyline form years ago, but better. Can’t wait to see more.
I got this advanced galley through Netgalley on behalf of DC Entertainment
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LibraryThing member aadyer
I reallyenjoyed this but essentially this is a story of two halves, with the latter half taking the story in a completely different arc. It's interesting to se how a major protagonist from their past becomes a vital part of the team, but with an agenda of his own. Overall, interesting, fun and
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LibraryThing member ssimon2000
4.5 stars
This collection tells the story of Lex Luthor joining the Justice League and the friction that causes between him, Superman, and Bruce Wayne.
The art is solid, storytelling is solid, overall a high-quality volume.
This collection tells the story of Lex Luthor joining the Justice League and the friction that causes between him, Superman, and Bruce Wayne.
The art is solid, storytelling is solid, overall a high-quality volume.
LibraryThing member ragwaine
I love how Lex Luthor always sets himself up to look like the good guy, but the JL is never buying it. BUT then they start going deeper into his history and messing with him and you start thinking, "Maybe he's not that bad?" or "Maybe he's changing?". But that's exactly what he would want you to
This whole Power Ring thing is a bit confusing. I thought it was really powerful, but it seemed to be tamed really easily.
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think, right?This whole Power Ring thing is a bit confusing. I thought it was really powerful, but it seemed to be tamed really easily.
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