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Seller: 1979hawkeye ✉️ (1,253) 100%, Location: Westminster, Colorado, US, Ships to: US & many other countries, Item: 204690202380 Justice League Lot of 6 Rare (JLA,Legionnaires,Enslaved,Annuals,Crisis) VG/NM!. You're looking at a Very Nice set of 6 Justice League and JLA-Related DC comics . All in nice condition. Included are: JUSTICE LEAGUE ENSLAVED #15 Mar.2003     "We musn't be short-sighted. The Amazons know that tradition can constrain the brutality of war. Respect the Antareans' attempts to do the same. " — Wonder Woman JLA #12 Nov.1997 Green Lantern arrived in the Watchtower to tell the JLA how he and Green Arrow was approached by Circe. However, they have their own problem: Metron of the New Gods has approached them, asking for their assistance tracking down the Philosopher's Stone. He hands then a set of "Baby Boxes", connected to his Mother Box across all of creation, and while Aztek stays behind to keep the Watchtower going, Flash, Green Lantern and Aquaman go through a portal which will bounce them across reality until they find the stone. They trust Metron... Green Lantern's first stop is a strange Earth-like world, where he fights an alchemist. His second stop is a field of flowers that trap him in an illusion of success. As the journey continues, he finds himself in a swamp with the corpses of all the heroes who died searching for the Philosopher's Stone. And there he has a close encounter... ... or so he tells Mote, the person who has just found. He is now on Wonderworld, headquarters of the Theocracy, and the last outpost of rational space before the Eternal Dark. Flash and Aquaman have already arrived, and Green Lantern wants to see them. But Wonderworld is a big place. Around Earth, Lex Luthor is shocked. He has just destroyed the decoy Injustice Satellite with Superman and Martian Manhunter—for all he knows, he may have just killed Superman. Joker doesn't respond well. However, the heroes are still alive: Superman's new energy powers let him absorb most of the explosion, and the two have a plan. Flying back to Earth, they grab a mass of rock the same size as the destroyed decoy and throw it into space. On the real Injustice Satellite, the Injustice Gang are celebrating the first phase of their plan. Circe arrives with a new member: Green Arrow, who says he is helping them for his father's sake. At the Watchtower, Aztek is about to ask Metron where he sent the other heroes, but the New God teleports away. Lex Luthor calls the Watchtower at the same time, to make a revelation: he paid for a large chunk of Aztek's training, just so he could have a man on the inside. If Aztek refuses, he will destroy the Watchtower with a set of atomic weapons. Lex Luthor does not believe in the Shadow God, but Aztek does—and if Aztek refuses, he will die knowing he failed in his duties. On Wonderworld, Green Lantern is being led through the Museum District to his friends. He is about to tell them what he saw in the graveyard, when they are led to speak to the leaders of the Theocracy—a group of beings the size of buildings. Green Lantern tells them the story: in the graveyard, he met a being called Hourman, the Master of Time, who hailed from the far future. He told Kyle that unless they affected the outcome of the JLA's battle against the Injustice Gang, Earth will be turned into a slave camp. Theocracy, cannot leave their posts, but Aquaman demands that they help them return to their starting point. There is one option: the Glimmer's Hyperwheel. The Hyperwheel, it turns out, is merely an infinitely more advanced version of the Cosmic Treadmill. With the Flash dragging his two friends in his wake, they use the Hyperwheel to home in on Metron's Mother Box. With the power of the Hyperwheel, Flash is off, traveling so fast that the three heroes leave real space. On Earth, Batman is finishing his negotiations with Mirror Master, the only mercenary in the Injustice Gang. He warns them that they have four minutes. As soon as he breaks contact, Batman gets his remaining teammates moving. Aquaman, Flash and Green Lantern re-enter the real world in Earth orbit. They think they are fine, but when they see that Europe has been replaced with an Apokoliptian Fire Pit, they realize that they still have a long way to go... JLA ANNUAL #2 1998 Felix Faust breaks into a museum and raises a mummy—a wizard named Hermes Trismegistus—from the dead in an attempt to get the secret of immortality. Faust contacts the JLA asking for help. He tells them the wizard he resurrected wants to be dead. As a result Hermes is preparing to cast a spell to destroy all life. In order to cast it he needs to find a tablet and focus the spell through it. To save the world, the JLA must find the tablet first. The tablet has been split into three parts. J'onn stays with Faust. Flash (Wally West) and Aquaman go to France for one part of the tablet. They find it and the ghost of Vibe. Superman and Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner) go to Mount Everest. They find the second piece of the tablet and the ghost of Ice. In New Guinea, Batman and Wonder Woman find the third piece of the tablet and the ghost of Steel. Once back at headquarters they assemble the tablet. Faust tricks the JLA into starting a spell and then freeing him. The ghosts of the dead heroes save the Leaguers and the world. Faust is sent to Arkham Asylum. Appearing in "Life Itself" Featured Characters:     JLA  :          Aquaman        Batman        The Flash (Wally West)        Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner)        Martian Manhunter        Superman        Wonder Woman JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA (Special CRISIS Cross-Over) #3 1985     Justice League of America            Elongated Man        Gypsy        Martian Manhunter        Vibe        Vixen        Zatanna Zatara Supporting Characters:     Firestorm        Martin Stein    Black Canary (Dinah Laurel Lance)    Green Arrow (Ollie Queen)    Kathy Sutton    Superman    Outsiders        Batman        Black Lightning        Geo-Force Antagonists:     Red Tornado LEGIONNAIRES #1 Apr. 1993 Appearing in "Baptism by Fire!" Featured Characters:     Legionnaires        Cosmic Boy        Live Wire        Saturn Girl        Chameleon        Computo        Ultra Boy        Ferro        Invisible Kid        Dragonmage        Brainiac 5        Apparition        Triad        Andromeda        Catspaw        Gossamer        Shrinking Violet        Inferno        Alchemist        Matter-Eater Lad Supporting Characters:     Mega (Single appearance; dies) Antagonists:     The Hand        Mano Other Characters:     Science Police    Dominators (On a TV or computer screen) THE LEGION VS. JLA #12 Nov. 2002 Appearing in "Choose Your Weapons" Featured Characters:     Legion of Super-Heroes         M'Onel        Shikari        Ultra Boy        XS        Gear        Chameleon        Violet        Kid Quantum        Sensor        Chuck Taine        Star Boy        Invisible Kid        Brainiac 5        Cosmic Boy        Wildfire        Sensor        Spark        Triad Supporting Characters:     R.J. Brande    Dreamer    Timber Wolf Antagonists:     Hard Light JLA Constructs        Superman        Batman        Wonder Woman        The Flash        Green Lantern        Martian Manhunter        The Atom        Aquaman    Robotica        C.O.M.P.U.T.O. Other Characters:     Khunds    Cub Nah    Xanthuans        Q'bahl    Cub    Coluans        Sharn Nux        Orin Fex    Titanians Check out my other Comic and Book lots and Ebay will combine shipping if you add the items to your cart before paying. Bid with confidence as I have 100% positive feedback for honest descriptions, secure packing and fast shipment. Thanks for looking!
  • Condition: Like New
  • Condition: JLA Annual #2 and Justice League Enslaved are in VG/NM condition. Crisis Cross-Over is in VG+, Legionnaires #1 is in Good/VG with only a small nick in the top of the cover edge (see photo), Legion Vs JLA #2 is VG with one small crease on back cover. JLA #12 is VG with only minor sign of handling.
  • Unit of Sale: Comic Book Lot
  • Character: Justice League of America, Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Cyborg, Aquaman
  • Tradition: US Comics
  • Signed: No
  • Bundle Description: Lot of 3
  • Series Title: Justice League
  • Custom Bundle: Yes
  • Ex Libris: No
  • Universe: DC Universe
  • Publisher: DC Comics
  • Intended Audience: General Audience
  • Vintage: No
  • Story Title: Justice League
  • Publication Year: 2012
  • Type: Comic Book
  • Format: Softcover
  • Issue Number: 6,9,10
  • Publication Frequency: Monthly
  • Language: English
  • Era: Modern Age (1992-Now)
  • Superhero Team: Justice League of America, Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Cyborg, Aquaman
  • Style: Color
  • Genre: Superheroes165447
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

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