| Unofficial Justice League International Vol. 3 Index |
JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL VOL. 3 #1
Cover Date: November 2011
Cover Price: $2.99
Publication Date: 2011-09-07
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Cover Credits:
Art: Aaron Lopresti (signed)
Colors: Hi-Fi (signed)
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Credits:
| Story | Dan Jurgens |
| Pencils | Aaron Lopresti |
| Inks | Matt Ryan |
| Lettering | Travis Lanham |
| Colors | Hi-Fi |
| Editing | Rex Ogle |
Feature Character(s):
- Justice League International (first appearance)
- Booster Gold (first appearance)
- August General in Iron (first appearance)
- Fire (first appearance)
- Godiva (first appearance)
- Ice (first appearance)
- Rocket Red (first appearance)
- Vixen (first appearance)
Guest Star(s):
- Batman (last in ???)
- Green Lantern (Guy Gardner; last in ???)
Supporting Character(s):
- Andre Briggs (first appearance; head of United Nations Intelligence)
- Emerson Esposito (first appearance; Briggs' assistant)
Villain(s):
- Rock Creatures
- A Signal Man (first appearance)
Other Character(s):
- Chairwoman Bao (first appearance; China's representative to the U.N.; next in issue #6)
- Ms. Faber (first appearance; United Kingdom's representative to the U.N.; next in issue #6)
- Mr. Sidorov (first appearance; Russia's representative to the U.N.; next in issue #6)
- Pandora
Cameo Appearance(s):
- Blue Beetle (as an image in a video presentation)
- B'wana Beast (as an image in a video presentation)
- Captain Atom (as an image in a video presentation)
- Congorilla (as an image in a video presentation)
- Creeper (as an image in a video presentation)
- Dove (as an image in a video presentation)
- Metamorpho (as an image in a video presentation)
- Frankenstein (as an image in a video presentation)
- Green Arrow (as an image in a video presentation)
- Green Lantern (on a tv screen)
- Hawk (as an image in a video presentation)
- Hawkman (as an image in a video presentation)
- Plastic Man (as an image in a video presentation)
- Wonder Woman (on a tv screen)
Location(s):
- Hall of Justice
- Peru
Comment(s):
- In the new altered DC Universe following the events of Flashpoint the original Justice League International never existed, making this is the first Justice League International.
- Story continues in the next issue.
Synopsis:
Andre Briggs, “head of U.N. intelligence,” obtains permission to form a new, controllable, international version of the Justice League. Briggs gets representatives from various nations live on monitors to discuss recruiting. Several prospective members are discussed, approved or denied. Briggs reveals he has acquired a headquarters, the Hall of Justice. This causes protesters at the new headquarters who claim the building is not the property of the U.N.
Booster Gold arrives, and is upset to learn that it isn’t the actual Justice League for which he’s been recruited, but rather the new Justice League International. Booster is made team leader, which upsets Green Lantern (Guy Gardner). As Gardner leaves, he encounters Batman. Batman expresses his faith in Booster, and shows a desire to be involved with the team.
Briggs introduces the new team to its jet, donated by Queen Industries, Seattle. The team is then sent to Peru to locate four United Nations research teams that have lost contact. Batman is already aboard the jet when they leave. Meanwhile, two of the earlier protesters blow up the Hall of Justice. In Peru, the new team encounters Rock Creatures of an unknown origin, and then a giant robot emerges from the ground to attack them.