DC·Justice League vs. Godzilla vs. Kong·#4·Postmodern Age·ID-6243720
| Grade | Census & Float Distribution | Copies / Slabs | Role | FMV | Sales | Total Value | Multiple |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9.8 | 19 of 22 slabs (86.4%) | 19 | SOV | $21.61 | 19 | $410.59 | (4.3x) |
| 9.6 | 0 slabs | 0 | $21.16 | — | — | (4.2x) | |
| 9.4 | 1 of 22 slabs (4.5%) | 1 | — | — | — | (4.5%) | |
| 9.2 | 0 slabs | 0 | $15.00 | — | — | (3.0x) | |
| 9.0 | 0 slabs | 0 | — | — | — | — | |
| RAW | Raw Uncertified Copies | — | RAW | $4.99 | — | — | (1.0x Base) |
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As the world's superheroes continue fighting the Titans and providing aid to devastated locations all over the world, the Justice League has moved Superman to the Fortress of Solitude. Superman remains unresponsive after taking a blast from Godzilla's atomic breath and the Watchtower's medical systems do not detect his pulse. To honor his friend, Batman works hard to solve the crisis and has already deduced that the Legion of Doom had infiltrated the Watchtower and stolen the Dreamstone. To bring the Titans back to their world, the Justice League must find the Dreamstone. Cyborg, who has been tracking the Titans, tells the other superheroes that the Titans have been moving to different locations and Godzilla is heading to the Fortress. Believing that Godzilla is chasing after Superman, Batman suggests that they move Superman to another location. Meanwhile at Skull Island, Supergirl has been trying to reason with Kong. Unlike the other Titans, Kong is not overtly aggressive and hasn't attacked another location, like Godzilla. Believing that Kong is not a threat, Supergirl departs for the Fortress and leaves Green Arrow to observe Kong. Whatever time Green Arrow and Kong have alone is short-lived, however, as they are attacked by ninjas from the Legion of Assasins. While Kong smashes through the assassins, Green Arrow spots a ship docked nearby. The Justice League has moved Superman to the Watchtower, and Lois has arrived, as well. She has received news that Superman in critical condition and even found the engagement ring he was trying to propose with. She pleads him to get better so he can propose to her the way he was supposed to. The Leaguers prepare for their next mission, while Lois chooses to remain in the Watchtower and observe security footage from the Fortress. She discovers that Lex and the Legion of Doom had infiltrated the Fortress and stolen the Dreamstone. Meanwhile, the world's supervillains have gathered at the Legion of Doom's headquarters to discuss the current events. With the heroes fighting the Titans, the villains see this as an opportunity to grab power, but Black Manta advises patience, for Lex already has a plan on how to take advantage of the current disaster. Cheetah and Deathstroke have visited a location hit by Godzilla and found footage that shows Toyman present during the attack. Lex keeps himself busy with his latest work: Project Atlas. According to files he found about the Titans, the people from the other world the Legion visited had successfully built a mechanized Titan that almost killed Godzilla, the monster that fought Superman in Metropolis, so Lex hopes to recreate such a machine with Lexcorp's technology. Lex also doesn't believe Superman is dead nor does he believe that the Legion can easily control the Titans. Wonder Woman, Flash and Green Lantern have travelled to Atlantis, where they find Aquaman, Mera and their soldiers fighting against Scylla, who is so enraged that it doesn't respond to Aquaman's telepathic commands. Cyborg had already informed the Justice League that the Titans have been responding to some kind of signal, and the Leaguers supect that Lex or Toyman might be behind it. Suddenly, Godzilla engages Scylla, with the Leaguers and Atlantis caught in the middle. Since he can't risk the city's dome getting damage, Aquaman reluctantly unleashes Atlantis' secret weapon: the Kraken. Back in Skull Island, Green Arrow infiltrates the League of Assassins' ship and stumbles upon their cargo: the skull of a Skullcrawler.
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