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Justice League vs. The Legion of Super-Heroes #4
Now it’s the Legion of Super-Heroes’ turn to get stuck in a time they don’t belong in: the 21st century. Time for the greatest heroes of the future to see the reality of their heroes of the past. All this is happening because the Great Darkness is coming, and even as the truth behind it is about to be revealed, it may be too late to stop all from becoming nothing. It’s the heroes of two eras in ways you’ve never seen them before!
Characters: Aquaman, Batman, Black Adam, Black Canary, Blok, Bouncing Boy, Brainiac 5, Chameleon Boy, Colossal Boy, Computo, Cosmic Boy, Dawnstar, Deadman, Dick Grayson, Garth Ranzz, Green Arrow, Green Lantern (Scott), Hal Jordan, Hawkgirl (Saunders), John Stewart, Joker, Jon Kent, Kamandi, Karate Kid, Kelex, Luornu Durgo, Man-Bat, Mon-El, Naomi, Phantom Stranger, Ra's al Ghul, Saturn Girl, Shadow Lass, Spectre, Superman, Talia al Ghul, Terry McGinnis, Thorn (Forrest), White Witch, Wildfire, Wonder Woman
Creative roster
Brian Michael Bendis (Writer)
Brian Miller (Colorist)
Brittany Holzherr (Editor)
Clayton Cowles (Letterer)
Dave Sharpe (Letterer)
Jim Lee (Chief Creative Officer, Publisher)
Josh Adams (Artist)
Marie Javins (Editor In Chief)
Michael McCalister (Editor)
Paul Kaminski (Group Editor)
Ryan Cody (Colorist, Cover)
Scott Godlewski (Artist, Cover)
Tom King (Writer)
Travis Moore (Cover)
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