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"Seven Soldiers of Probability": The League has defeated Julian September, but the world changing pandemonium he put in effect continues to rage onward.

Quote1 Sometimes our only comfort comes from believing that there is no chance. That whatever happens in this world happens for a reason. Quote2
Oracle

JLA #19 is an issue of the series JLA (Volume 1) with a cover date of June, 1998.

Synopsis for "Seven Soldiers of Probability"

The League has defeated Julian September, but the world changing pandemonium he put in effect continues to rage onward.

Batman vanishes, leaving only Flash, Martian Manhunter,Superman, Plastic Man, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner) and Oracle. Past events are changing, causing the world to alter. The White House becomes Parliament.

J'onn breaks into the Pentagon and looks at a secret file about Julian September. He locates September and calls the other Leaguers. They arrive and September is dead from a heart attack. Oracle cracks the code on September's databanks but the league can't understand what is in them because none of them are physicists.

J'onn vanishes and The Atom appears. He reads the databanks and discovers that September dividing seven photons. By mistake, September destroyed the link between the photons causing the current problem with reality.

Ray shrinks himself and the Leaguers to subatomic size and they go after the particles, reconnecting them and restoring reality.

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  • This issue is reprinted in the JLA: Strength in Numbers trade paperback.



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