Johns, Geoff

Cyborg, Starfire, and Raven must decide if they will mentor the surviving teens after the death of Troia and the disbanding of Young Justice. Just then, Deathstroke arrives and threatens Cyborg's dream.

Collects the first seven issues of "Teen Titans" comics in which the young superheroes, reeling from the death of Troia and the disbanding of Young Justice, are taken in hand by Cyborg, Starfire, and Raven, who set out to prepare the teen champions for a confrontation with Deathstroke.

Collects issues fifty-six through fifty-eight of "JSA" comics, and issues twenty-three through twenty-five of "Hawkman," in which Black Adam recruits a team of JSA members in order to go to war against the oppression in Khandaq, and Hawkman seizes control of JSA to engage them in battle in the Middle East.

Hal Jordan, also known as the Green Lantern, comes back to hopefully redeem himself after he allowed himself to be corrupted and used his powers to kill a number of his comrades.

Hal Jordan has returned from the dead and has once again sworn to protect all living beings in Space Sector 2814.

A re-imagining of Bruce Wayne's path to becoming Batman, his search for his parents' true killers, and his meeting Alfred.

Collects "Countdown to Infinite Crisis," the "OMAC Project" miniseries, and "Wonder Woman" 219, in which Maxwell Lord seizes control of the government's Checkmate spy division and the "Brother I" satellite, sparking a war between Earth's superheroes and the OMACs--normal humans turned armored warriors under Lord's control--and takes over the mind of Superman, leading Wonder Woman to make a risky move.