Written by rising star Steve Orlando (BATMAN, MIDNIGHTER) and illustrated by a league of superstar artists including Ivan Reis (GREEN LANTERN) and Andy MacDonald (DETECTIVE COMICS), this JUSTICE LEAGUE VS. SUICIDE SQUAD spin-off is a JLA for a whole new era—exploding from the pages of the blockbuster DC Rebirth event! The Justice League and the Suicide Squad—the World’s Greatest Heroes and its worst—went to war. A team unlike any other rose from the ashes. Batman. Black Canary. Vixen. The Atom. The Ray. Killer Frost. Lobo. Some are heroes, some are villains and some exist in the gray area in between. But the Caped Crusader sees the potential in all of them to show everyday people that their superhuman guardians are just like them: capable of fighting for justice despite their flaws. Batman had better be right, because Earth is about to be invaded by a threat from beyond our universe. The tyrant called Lord Havok and his army of Extremists are out to make the planet safe again—by destroying the free will of all its inhabitants. Can this untested new Justice League help America fend off the Extremists’ agenda? And can the Dark Knight contain the Main Man—the living weapon of mass destruction known as Lobo? Discover the answers in JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA VOL. 1: THE EXTREMISTS! Collects issues #1-6 and JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA: REBIRTH #1.

In these tales from issues #7-11, Batman and Xenos work on the Secret Sanctuary while the Ray and Vixen perform community outreach. But it’s not all fun and games for DC’s newest superhero team, as the Atom and Killer Frost face off against the Terrorsmith while Lobo and Black Canary come to blows in a casino caper. Then, while fighting the forces of the malevolent super-science outfit known as S.K.U.L.L., the League discover a secret valley deep in the Russian Tundra, home to Makson, a lone human male raised by fantastic creatures.

After bringing together the weirdest, wildest, must unlikely Justice League roster ever assembled, the Dark Knight Detective has quit the team. Now it's up to Vixen, the JLA's powerful but unproven new leader, to give the group a reason to stay together—without ending up at each other's throats. She had better do it quickly, though, because one of the deadliest villains in the League's history has just returned. His name is Prometheus, and he comes to the team's Happy Harbor headquarters with a simple Vixen must face him in single combat, or everybody dies—and with his new psychic ally Afterthought at his side, there's no way he can lose. But not even a master tactician and genius-level strategist like Prometheus can predict the behavior of the JLA's own secret weapon—the Main Man himself, Lobo. When the smoke from their final showdown clears, who will be left standing? Find out in Justice League of America Vol. 4: Surgical Strike, from the acclaimed creative team of writer Steve Orlando and artists Hugo Petrus and Stephen Byrne, and featuring a special guest appearance by comics legend Kelley Jones. Collects issues #18-21 and Annual #1.

The Might Beyond the Mirror, the great threat that Batman assembled the Justice League of America to stop, has finally arrived in the form of the Queen of Fables. However, Batman is gone, and the Queen has granted Killer Frost her fondest wish—a cure for her condition. Caitlin Snow has now switched sides, leaving the team down two members. But then the League is joined by Immateria's champion—Promethea. Can she help them, or will reality crumble at the Queen's whim? Speaking of reality, the Adjudicator, a being who lives beyond the Multiverse, has determined that the Extremists' homeworld of Angor must remain dead. Batman and Black Canary have different ideas about that, and partner with former foes Dreamslayer and Lord Havok to alter reality or die trying! All of this is prelude to the team's final mission, as the JLA must stop the time thief Chronos from killing Ahl, the god of superheroes, preventing him from seeding Earth with the concept of the hero. If the team fails, they all will cease to exist, leaving Earth vulnerable to all manner of evil. Steve Orlando (Midnighter, Supergirl) collaborates with artists including Neil Edwards, Hugo Petrus and Miguel Mendon�a in what is one of the most offbeat and compelling lineups the Justice League of America has ever seen. Collects Justice League of America #22-29.