The Justice League, often referred to as the “World’s Greatest Superheroes,” is a formidable team comprising DC Comics’ most iconic characters. This diverse roster includes stalwarts like Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, The Flash, Aquaman, and Martian Manhunter, among others. Each member brings their unique powers, skills, and perspectives to protect the Earth from an array of threats. With their combined might, unwavering dedication, and unwavering determination, the Justice League stands as a symbol of hope and justice in the DC Universe.
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This guide is by no means comprehensive. Instead it covers what I have read or plan to read, and I will continue to update as I continue on.
Pre-Crisis Earths Reading Order:
Before the Crisis on Infinite Earths storyline, the Justice League had a rich history in DC Comics. The team was originally formed in 1960 and consisted of iconic characters like Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Green Lantern, Aquaman, and Martian Manhunter. They worked together to protect Earth from various threats, showcasing the power and unity of the world’s greatest heroes. Their adventures set the stage for the enduring legacy of the Justice League and laid the foundation for future team iterations.
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- Core Members
- Batman (Bruce Wayne)
- Superman (Clark Kent)
- Flash (Barry Allen)
- Green Lantern (Hal Jordan)
- Martian Manhunter (J’onn J’onzz)
- Aquaman (Arthur Curry)
- Wonder Women (Diana Prince)
- Green Arrow (Oliver Queen)
- Justice League Detriot
- Aquaman (Arthur Curry)
- Zatanna (Zatanna Zatara)
- Elongated Man (Ralph Dibny)
- Martian Manhunter (J’onn J’onzz)
- Batman (Bruce Wayne)
- Steel (Hank Haywood III)
- Vixen (Mari Jiwe McCabe)
- Vibe (Paco Ramone)
- Gypsy (Cindy Reynolds)
Crisis on Infinite Earths Companion Deluxe Vol. 2Post-Crisis Reading Order:
In the late 1980s, the Justice League International (JLI) was a notable incarnation of the superhero team. It was formed under the creative direction of writers Keith Giffen and J.M. DeMatteis. The JLI brought a humorous and character-driven approach to the team, featuring a diverse roster of heroes, including Batman, Booster Gold, Blue Beetle, Guy Gardner, and others, and focused on their interpersonal dynamics and comedic interactions while still tackling threats to global security.
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- Justice League International
- Martian Manhunter (J’onn J’onzz)
- Captain Atom (Nate Adam)
- Rocket Red (Demitri Pushkin)
- Booster Gold (Michael Carter)
- Blue Beetle (Ted Kord)
- Green Lantern (Guy Gardner)
- Mister Miricle (Scott Free)
- Batman (Bruce Wayne)
- Dr. Light (Kimiyo Hoshi)
- Black Canary (Dinah Lance)
- Fire (Beatriz da Costa)
- Ice (Tora Olafsdotter)
- Orion
- Lightray
- General Glory (Joseph Aloysius Jones)
- Superman (Clark Kent)
- Bloodwynd (Raphael Arce)
- Tasmanian Devil (Hugh Dawkins)
- Wonder Women (Diana Prince)
- Maxima
- Ray (Ray Terrill)
- Black Condor (Ryan Kendall)
- Justice League Europe
- Captain Atom (Nate Adam)
- Power Girl (Kara Starr)
- Flash (Wally West)
- Animal Man (Buddy Baker)
- Metamorpho (Rex Mason)
- Rocket Red (Demitri Pushkin)
- Wonder Women (Diana Prince)
- Elongated Man (Ralph Dibny)
- Crimson Fox (Vivian and Constance D’Aramis)
- Blue Jay (Jay Abrams)
- Silver Sorceress (Laura Cynthia Neilsen)
- Aquaman (Arthur Curry)
- Tasmanian Devil (Hugh Dawkins)
- Maya (Chandi Gupta)
- Green Lantern (Hal Jordan)
Alternate Collections
- Justice League International Omnibus vol. 1
- Justice League (vol. 1) #1-6, Annual #1, Justice League International (vol. 1) #7-25, Annual #2-3, Justice League Europe #1-6, Justice League America #26-30, Suicide Squad #13
- Justice League International Omnibus vol. 2
- Justice League America #31-50, Justice League Europe #7-25, Justice League America Annual #4, Justice League Europe Annual #1, Justice League Quarterly #1, Justice League International Special #1
| Collected Edition | Story | Issues | Year | Author/Artist | Recommendation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
  Legends | Legends | Legends #1-6, Justice League of America #258-261 | 1986-1987 | John Ostrander | Read (Review) |
Justice League International Book One: Born Again | Justice League International Book One: Born Again | Justice League (vol. 1) #1-6, Justice League International (vol. 1) #7-17, Justice League Annual #1, Justice League International Annual #2, Suicide Squad #13 | 1987-1988 | Keith Giffen & J.M. DeMatteis/Kevin Maguire | Read |
  Millenium | Millenium | Millenium #1-8, Justice League International #9-10 | 1988 | Steve Englehart/ Joe Staton | Skip |
Justice League International Book Two: Around the World | Justice League International Book Two: Around the World | Justice League International (vol. 1) #18-25, Justice League America #26-30, Justice League Europe #1–6, Justice League International Annual #3 | 1989 | Keith Giffen & J.M. DeMatteis/Bart Sears | Read |
| Invasion! | Invasion! | Invasion! #1-3, Justice League International (vol. 1) #22-23, Justice League Europe #1 | 1989 | Keith Giffen & Bart Mantlo/Todd McFarlane & Bart Sears | Read (Review) |
| Uncollected | Giffen Run Continued | Justice League America #31–52, Justice League Europe #7–28 | 1990 | Keith Giffen & J.M. DeMatteis | Read |
| Uncollected | More JLI Stories | Justice League Quarterly #1-17 | 1990-1994 | Keith Giffen & J.M. DeMatteis | Skip |
| Uncollected | Breakdowns | Justice League America #53–60, Justice League Europe #29–36 | 1991 | Keith Giffen & J.M DeMatteis/Trevor von Eeden & Bart Sears | Read |
| Uncollected | Jurgens Run | Justice League America #61-77 | 1991-1992 | Dan Jurgens | Skip |
| Uncollected | Vado Run | Justice League America #78–91, Annual #8 | 1992-1993 | Dan Vado | Skip |
| Blocked | Gerard Jones Run | Justice League Europe/Justice League International vol. 2 #37–67, Annual #4–5, Justice League Spectacular #1 | 1991-1994 | Gerard Jones | Skip |
  Zero Hour Omnibus | Zero Hour Tie-ins | Justice League America #92, Justice League Europe/Justice League International vol.2 #68 | 1994 | Dan Jurgens | Read (Review) |
Post-Zero Hour Reading Order:
Following the conclusion of the Justice League International era, the team underwent a transition leading up to Grant Morrison’s run after the events of Zero Hour. The JLI disbanded, making way for a new lineup that consisted of classic heroes such as Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Green Lantern, and Aquaman, along with some new additions. Grant Morrison’s run introduced a more cosmic and surreal approach, exploring intricate storylines and introducing innovative concepts that expanded the scope of the Justice League’s adventures. This shift in tone and storytelling paved the way for a dynamic and visionary era of the Justice League.
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- Justice League America
- Wonder Women (Diana Prince)
- Superman (Clark Kent)
- Batman (Bruce Wayne)
- Wonder Woman (Diana Prince)
- Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner)
- The Flash (Wally West)
- Aquaman (Arthur Curry)
- Martian Manhunter (J’onn J’onzz)
- Plastic Man (Patrick “Eel” O’Brian)
- Huntress (Helena Bertinelli)
- Guy Gardner (briefly)
- Justice League Task Force
- Martian Manhunter (J’onn J’onzz)
- Flash (Wally West)
- Gypsy (Cindy Reynolds)
- L-Ron (as Despero)
- Mystek (Jennifer Barclay)
- Ray (Ray Terrill)
- Triumph (William MacIntyre)
- Extreme Justice
- Captain Atom (Nate Adam)
- Maxima
- Blue Beetle (Ted Kord)
- Booster Gold (Michael Carter)
- Flash (Wally West)
- Amazing-Man (Will Everett III)
- Firestorm (Ronald Raymond)
- Plastique (Bette Sans Souci)
- Wonder Twins (Zan and Jayna)
- L.A.W
- Blue Beetle (Ted Kord)
- Captain Atom (Nate Adam)
- Judomaster (Hadley Jagger)
- Nightshade (Eve Eden)
- The Peacemaker (Christopher Smith)
- The Question (Charles Victor Szasz)
- Sarge Steel
- JLA
- Superman (Clark Kent/Kal-El)
- Batman (Bruce Wayne)
- Wonder Woman (Diana Prince)
- The Flash (Wally West)
- Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner)
- Martian Manhunter (J’onn J’onzz)
- Aquaman (Arthur Curry)
Alternate Collections
- JLA by Grant Morrison Omnibus
- JLA #1–17, 22–26, 28–31, 34, 36–41, 1,000,000; JLA Secret Files & Origins #1, Secret Origins (vol. 2) #46; New Year’s Evil: Prometheus #1; JLA/Wildcats #1; JLA: Earth 2; JLA Classified #1–3; DC One Million #1–4; Adventures of Superman #1,000,000; Detective Comics #1,000,000; Green Lantern #1,000,000; Martian Manhunter #1,000,000; Resurrection Man #1,000,000; Starman #1,000,000; Superman: The Man of Tomorrow #1,000,000; DC One Million 80-Page Giant
| Collected Edition | Story | Issues | Year | Author/Artist | Read? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blocked | Gerard Jones | Justice League America #0, 93–113, Annual #9 | 1994-1996 | Gerard Jones | Skip |
| Extreme Justice | Extreme Justice | Extreme Justice #0-18 | 1994-1996 | Dan Vado & Marc Campos | Read |
| Justice League Task Force | Spin-off of JLE | Justice League Task Force #1-37 | 1994-1996 | David Michelinie & Sal Velluto | Read |
| Underworld Unleashed | Underworld Unleashed | Justice League America #105-106, Extreme Justice #10-11, Justice League Task Force #30 | 1995 | Various | Read (Review) |
| Justice League: A Midsummer’s Nightmare | Justice League: A Midsummer’s Nightmare | Justice League: A Midsummer’s Nightmare #1-3 | 1996 | Mark Waid & Fabian Nicieza | Read |
| JLA: Year One | Revised Origin Story | JLA: Year One #1-12 | 1998-1999 | Mark Waid & Brian Augustyn/Barry Et Al Kitson | Read |
| JLA vol. 1 | New World Order, American Dreams | JLA #1-9, JLA Secret Files and Origins #1 | 1997 | Grant Morrison/Howard Porter | Read |
| JLA vol. 2 | Rock of Ages, Strength in Numbers | JLA #10-17, New Year’s Evil: Prometheus, JLA Secret Files and Origins #2, and JLA/WildC.A.T.S | 1998 | Grant Morrison/Howard Porter | Read |
| JLA vol. 3 | Justice for All | JLA #18-31 | 1999 | Grant Morrison/Howard Porter | Read |
| DC One-Million Omnibus | DC One Million | JLA #1,000,000 | 1998 | Grant Morrison/Val Semeiks | Read |
| Uncollected | L.A.W (Living Assault Weapons) | L.A.W (Living Assault Weapons) #1-6 | 1999-2000 | Bob Layton/Dick Giordano | Read |
| JLA vol. 4 | World War III, Tower of Babel | JLA #32-46 | 1999-2000 | Grant Morrison/Howard Porter, Mark Waid/Brian Hitch | Read |
| Day of Judgement | Day of Judgement Tie-in | JLA #35 | 1999 | Grant Morrison/Howard | Read |
| JLA vol. 5 | Divided We Fall, Terror Incognita | JLA #47-60, JLA: Heavens Ladder | 2000-2001 | Mark Waid/Brian Hitch | Read |
| JLA vol. 6 | Golden Perfect | JLA #61-65 | 2001-2002 | Joe Kelly/Doug Mahnke | Read |
| Identity Crisis Omnibus | Identity Crisis Tie-in | Identity Crisis #1-7, JLA #67 | 2003 | Joe Kelly/Doug Mahnke | Read |
This is as far as I have read! Beyond this point is what I plan on reading. Stay tuned for Updates.
Post-Identity Crisis Reading Order:
After the events of “Identity Crisis,” which revealed dark secrets and strained relationships within the Justice League, the team faced a tumultuous period leading into “Infinite Crisis.” The fallout from the controversial storyline reshaped the dynamics and roster of the League, with new heroes stepping in and old members facing moral dilemmas. The team grappled with trust issues, moral ambiguity, and mounting threats, setting the stage for the multiverse-spanning crisis that would forever alter the DC Universe.
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- Infinite Crisis
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- JLA
- Superman (Clark Kent)
- Batman (Bruce Wayne)
- Wonder Woman (Diana Prince)
- The Flash (Wally West)
- Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner)
- Martian Manhunter (J’onn J’onzz)
- Aquaman (Arthur Curry)
- Justice League Elite
- Sister Superior
- Coldcast
- Menagerie
- Manitou Raven
- Manitou Dawn
- Green Arrow (Oliver Queen)
- Flash (Wally West)
- Major Disaster
- Kasumi
- Naif al-Sheikh
- Supper Buddies
- Blue Beetle (Ted Kord)
- Booster Gold (Michael Carter)
- Elongated Man (Ralph Dibny)
- Fire (Beatriz da Costa)
- Mary Marvel
- Sue Dibny
- Max Lord
- L-Ron
| Collected Edition | Story | Issues | Year | Author/Artist | Read? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JLA vol. 6 | The Obsidian Age (Books 1 & 2) | JLA #66-76 | 2003 | Joe Kelly | Read |
| Formerly Known as Justice League | Super Buddies – Formerly Known as Justice League | Formerly Known as Justice League #1 | 2003 | Keith Giffen & J.M. DeMatteis | Read |
| I Can’t Believe It’s Not Justice League | Supper Buddies – I Can’t Believe It’s Not Justice League | JLA Classified #4-9 | 2005 | Keith Giffen & J.M. DeMatteis | Read |
| Justice League Elite vol. 1 | Justice League Elite | Action Comics #775, JLA #100, JLA Secret Files 2004, and Justice League Elite #1–4 | 2004 | Joe Kelly/Doug Mahnke | Skip |
| Justice League Elite vol. 2 | Justice League Elite | Justice League Elite #5–12 | 2005 | Joe Kelly/Doug Mahnke | Skip |
| JLA vol. 7 | Rules of Engagement, Trial by Fire | JLA #77-93 | 2004 | Joe Kelly, Denny O’Neil | Read |
| New Maps of Hell | New Maps of Hell | JLA Classified #10-15 | 2005 | Warren Ellis/Butch Guice | Skip |
| Ghosts of Mars | Ghosts of Mars | JLA Classified #16-21 | 2006 | Justin Gray & Jimmy Palmiotti/Amanda Conner | Skip |
| The 4th Parallel | The 4th Parallel | JLA Classified #30-34 | 2006 | Roger Stern/John Byrne | Skip |
| JLA vol. 8 | The Tenth Circle, Pain of the Gods | JLA #94-106 | 2005 | Chris Claremont, Chuck Austen | Read |
| JLA vol. 9 | Syndicate Rules, Crisis of Conscience, World without a Justice League | JLA #107-125 | 2005 | Kurt Busiek, Geoff Johns & Allan Heinberg, Bob Harras | Read |
Post-Infinite Crisis Reading Order:
Between “Infinite Crisis” and “Final Crisis,” the Justice League navigated a period of significant turmoil and upheaval. The team underwent changes in membership and leadership, adapting to new dynamics and facing internal conflicts. They confronted cosmic-level threats and grappled with the consequences of their actions, all while striving to protect the world and maintain their mission of justice and unity.
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- Justice League
| Collected Edition | Story | Issues | Year | Author/Artist | Read? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Justice League of America Vol. 1: Tornado’s Path | Tornado’s Path | Justice League of America (2006) #1-7 | 2006-2007 | Brad Meltzer/Ed Benes | |
| Justice League of America Vol. 2: Lightning Saga | Lightning Saga | Justice League of America (2006) #8, Justice Society of America #5, Justice League of America (2006) #9, Justice Society of America #6, Justice League of America (2006) #10-12 | 2007 | Brad Meltzer/Ed Benes | |
| Justice League of America Vol. 3: The Injustice League | The Injustice League | JLA Wedding Special #1, Justice League of America (2006) #13-16 | 2007-2008 | Dwayne McDuffie/Ed Benes | |
| Justice League of America Vol 4: Sanctuary | Sanctuary | Justice League of America (2006) #17-21 | 2008 | Alan Burnett/Ed Benes | |
| Final Crisis Omnibus | Final Crisis Tie-in | Justice League of America (2006) #21 | 2008 | Alan Burnett/Ed Benes |
Post-Final Crisis Reading Order:
Following Final Crisis and leading up to Flashpoint, the Justice League faced challenges, underwent roster changes, and encountered cosmic threats. They dealt with internal conflicts while exploring the consequences of time-altering events, setting the stage for the reality-altering Flashpoint event and the subsequent reboot of the DC Universe with the New 52 relaunch.
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- Brightest Day
- Flashpoint
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- Batman (Bruce Wayne)
- Superman (Clark Kent)
- Wonder Woman (Diana Prince)
- Justice League
- Justice League: Cry for Justice
- Green Lantern (Hal Jordan)
- Green Arrow (Oliver Queen)
- Atom (Ray Palmer)
- Supergirl (Linda Lang)
- Starman (Mikaal Tomas)
- Freddy Freeman
- Congorilla
- Justice League International
- Fire (Beatriz da Costa)
- Ice (Tora Olafsdotter)
- Rocket Red (Demitri Pushkin)
| Collected Edition | Story | Issues | Year | Author/Artist | Read? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trinity Volume 1 | Trinity | Trinity #1-17 | 2008 | Kurt Busiek/ Mark Bagley & Fabian Nicieza | |
| Trinity Volume 2 | Trinity | Trinity #18-35 | 2009 | Kurt Busiek/ Mark Bagley & Fabian Nicieza | |
| Trinity Volume 3 | Trinity | Trinity #36-52 | 2009 | Kurt Busiek/ Mark Bagley & Fabian Nicieza | |
| Justice League of America: Second Coming | Second Coming | Justice League of America (2006) #22-26 | 2008 | Dwayne McDuffie/Ed Benes | |
| Justice League: Cry for Justice | Cry for Justice | Justice League: Cry for Justice #1-7 | 2009 | James Robinson/ Mauro Cascioli | |
| Justice League of America: World’s Collide | World’s Collide | Justice League of America (2006) #27-28, #30-34 | 2009 | Dwayne McDuffie/Ed Benes | |
| Justice League of America: Team History | Team History (Blackest Night Tie-in) | Justice League of America (2006) #38-43 | 2010 | James Robinson/Andy Kubert & Mark Bagley | |
| Justice League of America: Dark Things | Dark Things (Brightest Day Tie-in) | Justice League of America (2006) #44-48, Justice Society of America #41-43 | 2010 | James Robinson/Mark Bagley | |
| Justice League: Generation Lost | Justice League: Generation Lost (JLI Brightest Day Tie-in) | Justice League: Generation Lost #1-24 | 2010-2011 | Keith Giffen & Judd Winick/ Aaron Lopresti | |
| Justice League of America: Omega | Omega | Justice League of America (2006) #49-53 | 2010-2011 | James Robinson/Mark Bagley | |
| Justice League of America: Rise of Eclipso | Rise of Eclipso | Justice League of America (2006) #54-60 | 2011 | James Robinson/Brett Booth |
New 52 Reading Order:
In the New 52 era of DC Comics, the Justice League was relaunched with a fresh lineup, updated continuity, and new teams. They united to combat powerful threats like Darkseid and the newly introduced villainous entity known as The Grid while also navigating their own personal conflicts and internal dynamics, shaping a new era for the Justice League in the revised DC Universe.
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- Forever Evil
- Future’s End
- Convergence
- DC Rebirth
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- Justice League
- Justice League of America
- Justice League Dark
- Justice League International
- Justice League United
- Justice League Canada
Alternate Collections
- Justice League: The New 52 Omnibus Vol. 1
- Justice League #0-22; Aquaman #14-16; Justice League Dark #22-23; DC Comics – The New 52 FCBD Special Edition #1; Justice League of America #6-7; Trinity of Sin: The Phantom Stranger #11; Constantine #5; Trinity of Sin: Pandora #1-3
- Justice League: The New 52 Omnibus Vol. 2
- Justice League (vol. 2) #24-52, DC Sneak Peek: Justice League #1, Justice League: Darkseid War Special #1, Justice League: Darkseid War: Batman #1, Justice League: Darkseid War: The Flash #1, Justice League: Darkseid War: Green Lantern #1, Justice League: Darkseid War: Lex Luthor #1, Justice League: Darkseid War: Shazam! #1, Justice League: Darkseid War: Superman #1 and Forever Evil #1-7, DC Universe: Rebirth #1, Justice League feat. Secret Society #234, Justice League of America feat. Black Adam #74
- Justice League: The Darkseid War Saga Omnibus
- Justice League (vol. 2) #24-52, DC Sneak Peek: Justice League #1, Justice League: Darkseid War Special #1, Justice League: Darkseid War: Batman #1, Justice League: Darkseid War: The Flash #1, Justice League: Darkseid War: Green Lantern #1, Justice League: Darkseid War: Lex Luthor #1, Justice League: Darkseid War: Shazam! #1, Justice League: Darkseid War: Superman #1 and Forever Evil #1-7, DC Universe: Rebirth #1, Justice League feat. Secret Society #234, Justice League of America feat. Black Adam #74,
| Collected Edition | Story | Issues | Year | Author/Artist | Read? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Justice League: Origins | Origins | Justice League (2011) #1-6 | 2011 | Geoff Johns/Jim Lee & Scott Williams | |
| Justice League Dark Vol. 1: In the Dark | In the Dark | Justice League Dark #1-6 | 2011 | Peter Milligan/Mikel Janin | |
| Justice League International Vol. 1: The Signal Masters | The Signal Masters | Justice League International vol.3 #1-6 | 2011 | Dan Jurgens/Aaron Lopresti | |
| Justice League: The Villian’s Journey | The Villian’s Journey | Justice League (2011) #7-12 | 2011 | Geoff Johns/Jim Lee & Scott Williams | |
| Justice League International Vol. 2: Breakdown | Breakdown | Justice League International vol.3 #7-12, Fury of Firestorm #9, | 2012 | Dan Jurgens/Aaron Lopresti, Neil Edwards & Marco Castiello | |
| Justice League Dark Vol. 2: The Books of Magic | The Books of Magic | Justice League Dark #0, #7-13 | 2012 | Jeff Lemire/Mikel Janin | |
| Justice League: Throne of Atlantis | Throne of Atlantis | Justice League (2011) #13-16, Aquaman #14-17 | 2012 | Geoff Johns/Ivan Reis & Paul Pelletier | |
| Justice League: The Grid | The Grid | Justice League (2011) #18-20 | 2012 | Geoff Johns/Ivan Reis | |
| Justice League Dark Vol. 3: The Death of Magic | The Death of Magic | Justice League Dark #14-21 and Annual #1 | 2012 | Jeff Lemire/Mikel Janin & Graham Nolan | |
| Justice League of America 1: World’s Most Dangerous | World’s Most Dangerous | Justice League of America (2013) #1-6 | 2013 | Geoff Johns/David Finch & Brett Booth | |
| Justice League: Trinity War | Trinity War | Free Comic Book Day 2012, Trinity of Sin: Pandora $1-3, Trinity of Sin: Phantom Stranger #11, Justice League (2011) #22-23, Justice League Dark #22-23, Justice League of America (2011) #6-7 and Constantine #5 | 2013 | Geoff Johns, Ray Fawkes, Jeff Lemire, J.M. DeMatteis/Various | |
| DC Comics The New 52 Villains Omnibus | Villians Month | Justice League (2011) #23.1–23.4, Justice League Dark #23.1–23.2, Justice League of America (2013) #7.1–7.4 | 2013 | Various | |
| Justice League of America 2: Survivors of Evil | Forever Evil Tie-ins | Justice League of America (2013) #8-14 | 2013 | Matt Kindt/Doug Mahnke & Christian Alamy | |
Justice League Volume 5: Forever Heroes | Forever Evil Tie-ins | Justice League (2011) #24-29 | 2013 | Geoff Johns/Ivan Reis | |
| Forever Evil Blight | Forever Evil Tie-ins | Justice League Dark #24-29, Trinity of Sin: Phantom Stranger #14-17, Constantine #9-12, Trinity of Sin: Pandora #6-9 | 2013 | J. M. Dematteis & Ray Fawkes/Mikel Janin, Vicente Cifuentes &Fernando Blanco | |
| Justice League Vol. 6: Injustice League | Injustice League | Justice League (2011) #30-39 | 2013 | Geoff Johns/Ivan Reis, Joe Prado & Doug Mahnke | |
| Justice League Dark Vol. 5: Paradise Lost | Paradise Lost | Justice League Dark #30-34 | 2013 | J.M. DeMatteis/Mikel Janin, Andres Guinaldo, Walden Wong, Mark Irwin | |
| Justice League Dark Vol. 6: Paradise Lost | Lost in Forever | Justice League Dark #35-40 and Annual #2 | 2014 | J.M. DeMatteis/Andres Guinaldo, Walden Wong | |
| Justice League Vol. 7: Darkseid War Part 1 | Darkseid War | Justice League (2011) #40-44, DC Sneak Peek: Justice League | 2014 | Geoff Johns/Jason Fabok | |
| Justice League: Darkseid War- Power of the Gods | Darkseid War | Justice League: The Darkseid War: Superman #1, Justice League: The Darkseid War: Batman #1, Justice League: The Darkseid War: The Flash #1, Justice League: The Darkseid War: Green Lantern #1, Justice League: The Darkseid War: Shazam! #1, Justice League: The Darkseid War: Lex Luthor #1 | 2014 | Geoff Johns, Ray Fawkes, Jeff Lemire, J.M. DeMatteis, Matt Kindt/Various | |
| Justice League Vol. 8: Darkseid War Part 2 | Darkseid War | Justice League (2011) #40-50, Justice League: The Darkseid War Special, DC Sneak Peek: Justice League | 2014 | Geoff Johns/Jason Fabok & Francis Manapul | |
| Justice League United Vol. 1: Justice League Canada | Justice League Canada | Justice League United #0-5 | 2014 | Jeff Lemire/Mike McKone | |
| Justice League United Vol 2: The Infinitus Saga | The Infinitus Saga | Justice League United #7-10, Annual #1, Justice League United: Futures End #1, Justice League: Futures End #1 | 2014 | Jeff Lemire/Neil Edwards | |
| Futures End: Five Years Later Omnibus | Future’s End | Justice League: Futures End #1, Justice League Dark: Futures End #1, Justice League United: Futures End #1 | 2014 | Various | |
| Justice League of America: Power and Glory | Power and Glory | Justice League of America (2015) #1-12 | 2015 | Bryan Hitch | |
| Convergence: Flashpoint Book One & Book Two | Convergence Tie-ins | Convergence: Justice League #1–2 | 2015 | Frank Tieri/Vicente Cifuentes | |
| Convergence: Zero Hour Book One & Book Two | Convergence Tie-ins | Convergence: Justice League International #1–2 | 2015 | Ron Marz/Mike Manley | |
| Convergence: Crisis Book One & Book Two | Convergence Tie-ins | Convergence: Justice League of America #1–2 | 2015 | Fabian Nicieza/Criscross |
DC Rebirth Reading Order:
In the DC Rebirth era, the Justice League continued its legacy as the premier superhero team in the DC Universe. The roster featured core members like Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Green Lantern, Aquaman, and Cyborg, with occasional additions and team shake-ups. The team faced cosmic-level threats, multiverse-spanning events, and inner struggles, all while striving to inspire hope, protect Earth, and maintain the balance between humanity and the wider universe.
Related Event Guides
- Dark Nights: Metal
- Doomsday Clock
- Heroes in Crisis
- Year of the Villian
- Dark Nights: Death Metal
Related Character Guides
- Justice League (2016 series)
- Justice League of America
- Justice League China
- New Super-Man (Kong Kenan)
- Bat-Man (Wang Baixi)
- Wonder-Woman (Peng Deilan)
- Flash (Avery Ho)
- Dragonson (Ahn Kwang-Jo)
- Justice League Dark
- Justice League (2018 series)
- Justice League Odyssey
- Green Lantern (Jessica Cruz)
- Azreal (John Paul Valley)
- Cyborg (Victor Stone)
- Starfire
Infinite Frontier Reading Order
Infinite Frontier is the latest reboot of the DC Universe and will be updated in the future.
References:
Feature Image Justice Leagues: Justice League of America #1 Cover art by George Perez
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