supervillains

When Alabaster Academy, a school for students with superpowers, comes under attack, Joshua and his friends must stop evil Phineas Vex from finding a mysterious key that will enable complete world domination for whoever possesses it.

When a priceless, jewel encrusted bird statue is installed atop a skyscraper in Gotham, Catwoman and the Penguin have their eyes on the prize, and it is up to Batman to stop them from stealing the jewels.

Supergirl and the Justice League must stop Darkseid from unleashing his new weapon and getting access to the Anti-Life equation.

Krypto discovers he is not the last pup of Krypton after all--and Dom is not a good dog.

When five teens are kidnapped by a supervillain organization known as the Vindico, they are offered the opportunity to gain superpowers of their own if they join the Vindico's ranks.

When Swamp Thing is called away to help with a fire elsewhere, Solomon Grundy and his zombie pets decide to take over the swamp--and it is up to Ace the Bat-Hound and the Swamp-Pets to repel the invasion.

The reader is asked to choose the course of the story and determine whether the main character will become a superhero or a supervillain after suddenly gaining super powers.

When the evil wizard Myrwhydden escapes from his cell and invades Hal Jordan's power ring, the Green Lantern must find a way to defeat the wizard before he releases all the other prisoners from the sciencells on Oa, headquarters of the Green Lantern Corps.

When the Trickster unleashes his exploding bubbles on Central City, Barry Allen, the Flash, has to find a way to defuse the situation, even though he is trapped in a special friction-free glass bubble.

When Atrocitus, leader of the Red Lanterns, hatches a plan to drain all the underground water from Mars, it is up to Hal Jordan and his Green Lantern Corps teammates to stop him, and save the precious resource that Earth may soon need to supplement its own polluted oceans.