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Fortunately, Martian Manhunter assumed Catwoman's appearance and he is unharmed. The League captures some members of the Secret Society, but their mysterious leader escapes. Waller wants to shut down the new team, but Steve refuses and promises that they will do better, not knowing that it's another one of Amanda's ruses.
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Amanda Waller wants Steve Trevor to lead her new government-sponsored Justice League of America, gathered to oppose the Justice League should it become necessary. They don't agree on most of the members but Waller generally gets her way.
The new team meets for the first time, and Steve takes them on their first mission: to discover who put Green Arrow in the hospital.
The new team fights robots of Superman, Wonder Woman, and Batman created by Professor Ivo. Stargirl is angry to learn that Waller only wants her in the League for positive publicity. Catwoman goes undercover.
While the other Leaguers battle Shaggy Man, Catwoman infiltrates the Secret Society's headquarters, but she is captured and apparently killed.
Fortunately, Martian Manhunter assumed Catwoman's appearance and he is unharmed. The League captures some members of the Secret Society, but their mysterious leader escapes. Waller wants to shut down the new team, but Steve refuses and promises that they will do better, not knowing that it's another one of Amanda's ruses.
Waller uses Manhunter to expose weaknesses in the White House's security so that she can get the President's support for her new Justice League.
Manhunter telepathically probes Catwoman and sees much of her past, but she is able to see some of his past also.
The Manhunter recalls how fire came to be his weakness after the extermination of his people on Mars.
Manhunter confronts Thoth, the parasitic creature that killed the Martians, but it is able to change bodies, and escapes.
While out on a drive, Barry Allen investigates a strange blue glow coming from a house, and ends up encountering Jasonar and Saranna, beings from Kalanor a planet in another dimension. Changing into the Flash, Barry learns that these aliens have escaped Kalanor, which has been under the rule of Despero, a despotic ruler who has access to super weapons. Jasonar and Saranna came to Earth to build a device which would absorb Kalanor's weapons' power source. Offering to help, the Flash calls the Justice League together for a meeting in order to help Jasonar and Saranna in their mission to stop Despero.
When Saranna is kidnapped by Despero, Flash rushes to the JLA headquarters to find the rest of the team under Despero's power. Despero offers the Flash a chance to save his friends by planning a version of chess which involves using cards to move the pieces. Each chess piece represents a different JLA member, if they land on a free square each member is set free and Despero will leave Earth and give up his conquest. However, if the pieces were to land on a disaster square, the Flash would have to leave Despero alone to complete his conquest of Kalanor.
Flash eventually loses due to Despero's tampering and is forced to leave in Jasonar's dimensional traveler, while each JLA member was transported to a different world. As Despero gloats over his victory, he is totally unaware that the he has been observed by Snapper Carr.
While in the furthest reaches of the universe pairs of JLA members escape from their various perils: Wonder Woman and Superman escape from a world of primordial creatures resembling the dinosaurs of prehistoric Earth; Green Lantern and Aquaman save an aquatic planet from a super weapon before escaping in a glass submarine lent to them by the indigent population; J'onn J'onzz and Batman save another planet from being destroyed as a missile streaks towards the planet's nearby star. Afterwards, all the JLA members reunite and are determined to track down and stop Despero.
Meanwhile, Jasonar had completed his energy absorber weapon to use against Despero, but the villain shows up and uses his powers to immobilize Jasonar. When all seems lost, Snapper emerges from Despero's dimensional transporter (having stowed himself away on it) and uses the energy absorber on Despero, rendering him inert. The Justice League arrives shortly after to find that the villain had been defeated by their honorary member. Jasonar thanks the JLA for their help (who also congratulate Snapper) and Jasonar returns to his home dimension with the inert Despero.
The cover art is homaged in:<br/>- Justice League America #61 (April 1992). This issue is reprinted in Justice League of America (Volume 1) #58 and Justice League of America Archives, Volume 1. In the Post-Crisis version of this storyline, Batman and Superman are not full-time members of the Justice League. Black Canary replaced the role of Wonder Woman in Post-Crisis continuity, but Wonder Woman's status as a founding member of the League was retroactively reinserted into the canonical history following the events of Infinite Crisis. This issue went on sale August 25, 1960, according to an advertisement found in Green Lantern (Volume 2) #3.