Books like Justice Society of America by Geoff Johns

DC brings iconic heroes together to confront an extraterrestrial threat endangering humanity.

When the Justice League falls, Lex Luthor and his allies unexpectedly assume the mantle of humanity’s protectors in this comic‑book tale of power, responsibility, and looming threats.

Batman faces a brutal murder and a mysterious killer whale in Gotham City, forcing him to confront the city's most powerful and dangerous criminals.

A new Justice League forms after ‘Throne of Atlantis’, led by Colonel Steve Travor of A.R.G.U.S., featuring Catwoman, Katana, Green Lantern, Green Arrow, Martian Manhunter, Steve Trevor, Hawkman, Star Girl and Vibe.

This comic book, written by Bob Gale, features the iconic superhero Batman. Presented as a paperback graphic novel, it was highlighted on the New York Times paperback graphic books bestseller list in January 2012.

When android hero Red Tornado is wounded, a chain of events threatens the fate of the Justice League of America, risking its destruction or the birth of a new era for the team.

The Justice Society of America's heroic adventures continue with new characters and exciting challenges.

A collection of the annual 2‑part collaboration issues that brought the Justice League of America and the Justice Society of America together to defend Earth.

"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?"--Page 4 of cover.