justice league of america (fictitious characters)

Green Lantern, having blacked out for a moment while in the middle of battling a solar-powered supercomputer, awakes to the strangest feeling that something is very wrong.

Collects no. 9-12 of the comic book "Justice" in which the Justice League of America superheroes change their appearance to fight supervillains, including Riddler, Black Manta, Poison Ivy, and others.

Presents five cartoon adventures in which the superheroes of the Justice League test their skills against a variety of enemies.

Contains more than one thousand questions and answers about LEGO DC superheroes and villains, including Wonder Woman, Batman, Lex Luthor, Catwoman, and Aquaman.

"The greatest heroes in the DC Comics universe, the Justice League, answer mail from their biggest fans--kids!"--Provided by publisher.

Green Lantern teams up with Superman, Batman, and Hawkman to defeat a meteor monster.

With the financial help of Lex Luther, the Joker and Harley Quinn plan to trap the Justice League in a "jail" beneath Arkham Asylum, using Flash and the Huntress as bait--and Batman, Wonder Woman, and the rest of the heroes must rescue their friends, while avoiding the traps the Joker has set.

Superboy is surrounded by illusions in the Justice League's cave, and somehow he must figure out what is a real threat to everybody--and what is a threat to him alone.

Collects the first two issues of "JSA: The Liberty File, " and "JSA: The Unholy Three, " which follow the adventures of such superheroes as Superman and Batman--reinvented as covert agents--as they battle evil during World War II and the Cold War.

Superman, Batman, and Aquaman face a new challenge when the world's largest pearl is stolen by the mysterious Black Manta, but before they go after Black Manta, the heroes will need to battle the villain's giant octopus.