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!!''Justice League'' (2011)'' provides examples of:
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!!''Justice League'' (2011)'' (2011) provides examples of:
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The ComicBook/New52 era formally started with ''ComicBook/{{Justice League|OfAmerica}}'', volume 2, issue 1. While drawn by different artists (starting with Creator/JimLee for most of the first year), the entirety of the run was written by Creator/GeoffJohns.
Thanks to the events of ''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}'', the Franchise/DCUniverse was radically changed, with most superheroes only having been a recent thing and initally greeted with hostility from the general populace. That all changes when an invasion by the planet [[ComicBook/NewGods Apokolips]] happens, leading to the formation of the Justice League. However, not all are happy with this, as the League learns as their adventures continue.
Thanks to the events of ''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}'', the Franchise/DCUniverse was radically changed, with most superheroes only having been a recent thing and initally greeted with hostility from the general populace. That all changes when an invasion by the planet [[ComicBook/NewGods Apokolips]] happens, leading to the formation of the Justice League. However, not all are happy with this, as the League learns as their adventures continue.
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The run served as the early basis for the ''WesternAnimation/DCAnimatedMovieUniverse''.
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The run served as the early basis for the ''WesternAnimation/DCAnimatedMovieUniverse''.
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!!Tropes featured in ''Justice League (2011)'' include:
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* ChekhovsGunman:
** In issue 6, it's established Darkseid is looking for his daughter. She eventually turns up in ''Darkseid War''.
** In the same issue, a man and his family are given focus as they run from the Parademons. A few issues later, that turns out to be important.
** In issue 6, it's established Darkseid is looking for his daughter. She eventually turns up in ''Darkseid War''.
** In the same issue, a man and his family are given focus as they run from the Parademons. A few issues later, that turns out to be important.
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* ChekhovsGunman:
**ChekhovsGunman: In issue 6, it's 6:
** It's established Darkseid is looking for his daughter. She eventually turns up in ''DarkseidWar''.
** InWar'' as the same issue, a BigBad.
** A man and his family are given focus as they run from the Parademons. A few issues later, that turns out to beimportant.important, with the man becoming the main antagonist of the "villain's Journey" arc,
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** It's established Darkseid is looking for his daughter. She eventually turns up in ''Darkseid
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** A man and his family are given focus as they run from the Parademons. A few issues later, that turns out to be
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** Why Silas Stone turns his son into Cyborg in the first place.
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** Why Silas Stone turns his son into Victor Stone's body is horrifically burned after he is caught in a Mother Box explosion. He becomes Cyborg in after being granted cybernetic implants through experimental nanite technology. In ''ComicBook/TrinityWar'', [[spoiler:those implants are hijacked by a computer virus and gruesomely separate from the first place.rest of his body]].
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* AdaptationalWimp: Darkseid, while still plenty powerful and fearsome, accomplishes none of his goals and is defeated with relative ease whenever he shows up. The newly formed Justice League, whose members all lack the years of experience they had prior to the reboot, is able to repel him and his invasion force in a surprisingly short amount of time in "Origins". He is grievously injured by Wonder Woman and Aquaman, who [[EyeScream stab both of his eyes]], and the injuries are so critical he is forced to go into hibernation to heal. He wouldn't make a comeback until ''ComicBook/BatmanAndRobin2009'', when Batman reawakens him, tricks him into infusing the Chaos Crystal with the Omega Sanction, and escapes unscathed. His final appearance is in ''ComicBook/DarkseidWar'', when he returns to Earth to wage war against the [[ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths Anti-Monitor]] and [[spoiler:is killed after the latter turns the Black Racer against him. If that wasn't enough, his half-Amazon daughter Grail uses the Anti-Life Equation, the very weapon he's always sought, to bond his spirit into Superwoman's newborn baby, resurrecting him as a mindless monster under her control. After his final defeat, he is reduced to a helpless baby and looked after by a remorseful Grail]].
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* AdaptationalWimp: Darkseid, while still plenty powerful and fearsome, accomplishes none of his goals and is defeated with relative ease whenever he shows up. The newly formed Justice League, whose members all lack the years of experience they had prior to the reboot, is able to repel him and his invasion force in a surprisingly short amount of time in "Origins". He is grievously injured by Wonder Woman and Aquaman, who [[EyeScream stab both of his eyes]], and the injuries are so critical he is forced to go into hibernation to heal. He wouldn't make a comeback until ''ComicBook/BatmanAndRobin2009'', a later arc of Tomasi's ''Batman and Robin'', when Batman reawakens him, tricks him into infusing the Chaos Crystal with the Omega Sanction, and escapes unscathed. His final appearance is in ''ComicBook/DarkseidWar'', when he returns to Earth to wage war against the [[ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths Anti-Monitor]] and [[spoiler:is killed after the latter turns the Black Racer against him. If that wasn't enough, his half-Amazon daughter Grail uses the Anti-Life Equation, the very weapon he's always sought, to bond his spirit into Superwoman's newborn baby, resurrecting him as a mindless monster under her control. After his final defeat, he is reduced to a helpless baby and looked after by a remorseful Grail]].
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* AdaptationalWimp: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]]; but ''Darkseid'', if you could believe it, is significantly [[TheWorfEffect Worfed]] in this run. While he's still plenty powerful and fearsome as always, the newly formed Justice League are able to repel him and his invasion force in a surprisingly short amount of time in "Origins", being grievously injured (i.e getting ''[[EyeScream stabbed in both eyes]]'') by both Wonder Woman and Aquaman and forced back through a Boom Tube by Superman and Batman. This defeat was so critical he was forced to go into hibernation to heal his these injuries and wouldn't show up until ''ComicBook/BatmanAndRobin2009'' when Batman and Co. ended up coming to Apokolips to find the Chaos Crystal. Batman purposely goes apeshit on his forces to wake him up as he needs to infuse the crystal with Darkseid's Omega Sanction to bring his son Damian back to life. Even then, Batman puts up a good fight (helped by utilizing a rather health-depleting PowerArmor) against the Dark One, and manages to get him to try and kill him with the Omega Beams, charges the crystal, and blasts him with a Unibeam-esque weapon and gets away to tell the tale. And even by ''ComicBook/DarkseidWar'' when he returns to Earth as he's been provoked into battle against the [[ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths Anti-Monitor]], who gains the upper hand and actually succeeds in ''killing him''. If that's not enough, it turns out to all be a ploy by his half-Amazon daughter Grail to utilize the Anti-Life Equation, the very weapon he's always sought, to bond his spirit into Superwoman's newborn baby and resurrect him, but completely mindless and under her control. And after the League eventually defeat them both, he reverts back to a baby looked after by Grail.
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* AdaptationalWimp: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]]; but ''Darkseid'', if you could believe it, is significantly [[TheWorfEffect Worfed]] in this run. While he's Darkseid, while still plenty powerful and fearsome as always, the fearsome, accomplishes none of his goals and is defeated with relative ease whenever he shows up. The newly formed Justice League are League, whose members all lack the years of experience they had prior to the reboot, is able to repel him and his invasion force in a surprisingly short amount of time in "Origins", being "Origins". He is grievously injured (i.e getting ''[[EyeScream stabbed in both eyes]]'') by both Wonder Woman and Aquaman Aquaman, who [[EyeScream stab both of his eyes]], and forced back through a Boom Tube by Superman and Batman. This defeat was the injuries are so critical he was is forced to go into hibernation to heal his these injuries and heal. He wouldn't show up make a comeback until ''ComicBook/BatmanAndRobin2009'' ''ComicBook/BatmanAndRobin2009'', when Batman and Co. ended up coming to Apokolips to find reawakens him, tricks him into infusing the Chaos Crystal. Batman purposely goes apeshit on his forces to wake him up as he needs to infuse the crystal with Darkseid's Omega Sanction to bring his son Damian back to life. Even then, Batman puts up a good fight (helped by utilizing a rather health-depleting PowerArmor) against the Dark One, and manages to get him to try and kill him Crystal with the Omega Beams, charges the crystal, Sanction, and blasts him with a Unibeam-esque weapon and gets away to tell the tale. And even by ''ComicBook/DarkseidWar'' escapes unscathed. His final appearance is in ''ComicBook/DarkseidWar'', when he returns to Earth as he's been provoked into battle to wage war against the [[ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths Anti-Monitor]], who gains Anti-Monitor]] and [[spoiler:is killed after the upper hand and actually succeeds in ''killing him''. latter turns the Black Racer against him. If that's not that wasn't enough, it turns out to all be a ploy by his half-Amazon daughter Grail to utilize uses the Anti-Life Equation, the very weapon he's always sought, to bond his spirit into Superwoman's newborn baby and resurrect him, but completely baby, resurrecting him as a mindless and monster under her control. And after the League eventually defeat them both, After his final defeat, he reverts back is reduced to a helpless baby and looked after by Grail.a remorseful Grail]].
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* TheFirstSuperheroes: Their first arc, "Origins", is situated early in the 5-year-timeline of "The New 52". Superman, Green Lantern, Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman and the Flash band together for the first time, though under a lot of personal friction. The same arc reimagines Cyborg (Vic Stone) as a founding member of the League in this new continuity.
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* RevolvingDoorCasting: The Justice League's founding members are Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, the Flash, Aquaman, Green Lantern and Cyborg. Lantern leaves the team at the end of the second arc, but the Atom, Firestorm and Element Woman join the main cast in the aftermath of ''ComicBook/ThroneOfAtlantis''. The three new heroes are written out of the series after ''ComicBook/ForeverEvil2013'' and replaced by Lex Luthor, Captain Cold, Shazam and Jessica Cruz. Finally, ''ComicBook/DarkseidWar'' has Captain Cold and Aquaman being DemotedToExtra as Mister Miracle and Green Lantern take the center stage.
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* LoopholeAbuse: Karma's superpower is a defensive telepathic pulse that disrupts his opponent's nervous system, causing all attacks directed at him to miss. Keyword being "directed", so Johnny Quick manages to work his way around Karma's defenses and kill him by surrounding him with bombs.
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* ''ComicBook/ForeverEvil2013'' (a crossover series spawned from the events of ''Trinity War'')
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* ''ComicBook/ForeverEvil2013'' (a crossover series spawned from the events of ''Trinity War'')War'', notable for introducing the New 52 incarnations of the [[Characters/JusticeLeagueOfAmericaCrimeSyndicate Crime Syndicate]])
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* AdaptationalSlimness: Etta Candy is made to be skinnier than her original depiction, in which she was a BigBeautifulWoman.
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The ComicBook/New52 era formally started with ''Franchise/{{Justice League|OfAmerica}}'', volume 2, issue 1. While drawn by different artists (starting with Creator/JimLee for most of the first year), the entirety of the run was written by Creator/GeoffJohns.
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The ComicBook/New52 era formally started with ''Franchise/{{Justice ''ComicBook/{{Justice League|OfAmerica}}'', volume 2, issue 1. While drawn by different artists (starting with Creator/JimLee for most of the first year), the entirety of the run was written by Creator/GeoffJohns.
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* ''ComicBook/ThroneOfAtlantis'' (a crossover with ''Franchise/{{Aquaman}}'')
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* ''ComicBook/ThroneOfAtlantis'' (a crossover with ''Franchise/{{Aquaman}}'')''ComicBook/{{Aquaman}}'')
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* WolverinePublicity: Given the first issue came out during the time ''Film/TheDarkKnightTrilogy'' was being released and the same year as ''Film/GreenLantern2011'', this is why the first team up shown is with Batman and Green Lantern.
