Appearing in "Revelations"
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- Treasure hunters
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Synopsis for "Revelations"
This story is reprinted from JLA 80-Page Giant #1.
In the depths of the Pacific Ocean, Aquaman calls for assistance and Wonder Woman answers: treasure hunters have gotten their submersible trapped in an old Atlantean maze and risked their lives for what turns out to be fool's gold. The straightforward rescue clearly rankles him and when Diana asks why, it's because Aquaman is questioning his place in the League. His is frustrated spliting his resources between being King of Atlantis and vigilante and he is also deeply attracted to his colleague—he has accidentally wrapped himself in the Lasso of Truth and confessed his feelings. The two don't have time to discuss the revelation before rival fortune hunters come to attack the first group. The heroes have to save all of the surface dwellers from drowning but Diana manages to give her fellow hero an affectionate touch and mild bruise to his ego before they do.
Appearing in "Stardust Memories"
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Synopsis for "Stardust Memories"
This story is reprinted from JLA #77.
Green Lantern (John Stewart) and Atom (Ray Palmer) are on perimeter patrol on the moon. Something has landed on the moon and they're checking it out. They find the object and Atom shrinks down and enters it. Then he forgets how to enlarge himself. On the surface of the moon, John forgets how to use his power ring. Flash runs out to the moon, grabs John, and brings him back inside.
He continues running though, as he has forgotten how to stop.
Ray reports that the machine he is in is some sort of alien device, devised to retrieve and store specific types of memories, accounting for the recent memory losses. At the center of the device, Ray finds a black hole no bigger than a speck of dust that is contained by a magnetic field.
Batman decides to fill in some of the other Leaguers about what is happening when he forgets the English language. The device turns out to be a synthetic life form that chooses the memories it takes. It calls itself Mnemon.
Wonder Woman and Firestorm go the lunar base and Wonder Woman stops Flash with her lasso. She asks GL what's going on and he tells her he's not sure because he doesn't remember much, but he thinks it has to do with the object on the table.
Firestorm shoots a stream of fire at the object, but Superman arrives and blocks the flame from hitting the object. Wonder Woman and Firestorm forget who Superman is and begin fighting him, thinking him a villain.
The Atom escapes Mnemon by shrinking and passing between the molecules. As soon as Atom is free, Superman destroys the device with his heat vision.
Now the black hole is free of its device, Superman grabs it and tries to contain it in his fist. John and Superman fly the black hole to a desolate stretch of space and hurl it away.
Appearing in "The Secret Society of Super-Villains"
Featured Characters:
- JLA
- Aquaman
- Batman
- Flash
- Green Lantern
- Martian Manhunter (posing as Brain Wave I )
- Superman
- Wonder Woman
Antagonists:
- Amos Fortune
- Blockbuster
- Bolt
- Captain Boomerang
- Captain Cold
- Cheetah
- Cheshire
- Crazy Quilt
- Lord Kobra
- Doctor Alchemy
- Doctor Phosphorus
- Doctor Sivana
- Felix Faust
- Fiddler
- Floronic Man
- Goldface
- Gorilla Grodd
- Heat Wave
- Hector Hammond
- Killer Frost
- Riddler
- Major Disaster
- Metallo
- Mister Mind
- Monocle
- Per Degaton
- Poison Ivy
- Prankster
- Rainbow Raider
- Ra's al Ghul
- Riddler
- Royal Flush Gang
- Scarecrow
- Signalman
- Solomon Grundy
- Sonar
- Star Sapphire
- Two-Face
- Vandal Savage
- Wizard
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- Justice Society of America (Mentioned only)
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Synopsis for "The Secret Society of Super-Villains"
This story is reprinted from JLA 80-Page Giant #1.
Shortly after the JLA built the Justice League Watchtower, the Martian Manhunter, posing as Brain Wave I, brings together many villains to allegedly form a new Secret Society of Super-Villains. The trap is sprung and the League easily apprehends dozens of villains.
Notes
- This book was first published on April 12, 2006.
- Distributed free with DC Direct's JLA ACTION FIGURE BOXED SET. Later, extra copies were sold for $3.99.
Trivia
- No trivia.
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