Justice League Elite | Comics

In absence of original Justice League team, the notorious Crime Syndicate of Amerika was on a rampage and a new superhero team; Justice League Elite was formed by their former enemy Vera Black to do the odd jobs JLA wouldn't want to be involved with. Their objective was to face and remove extraordinary threats, which normal people cannot face but even being such a black-ops wing, they still have to follow one rule that original Leaguers followed: No killing.

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Green Arrow and The Flash, members of original Justice League team also joined The Elite for its view towards crime that they both shared. While serving both teams, the latter has designed a new dark costume for his time with Elite. One of JLE's members Coldcast happened to be an original member of the previous roster of The Elite team which once clashed with Superman over their point of view on crimes.

Other members of the team were Menagerie II, Manitou Raven and his wife Manitou Dawn as a supporting member, former Suicide Squad operative Major Disaster and a ruthless teenage assassin named Kasumi AKA Mist, who has said to have killed more than 200 people and has a real shady past. The sister of former team leader Manchester Black, Vera Black as Sister Superior, takes the leadership mantle of the team to show everyone that she can run the team better than her brother. But her leadership and humanity will be on jeopardy when her brother returns with a being from Source Wall named Eve, who has the power to alter reality.

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Rivalry of Meta Siblings

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Published by DC Comics in 2004, "Justice League Elite" is a 12 issue limited series, created by writer Joe Kelly (Emperor Joker, Our Worlds at War) and artist Doug Mahnke (Batman – The Man Who Laughs, Black Adam – The Dark Age) on the pages of JLA #100. The series actually shows a darker view of DC Universe, showcasing how super-hero teams manages to take down greater threats than giant killer robots and beyond.

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Tensions rise among the characters when misunderstanding, lack of belief and infidelity corrupts them eventually and breaks them from inside. Plus, an important large-scale guest appearance is made by original JLA team just before the climactic conclusion.
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Optimus Prime | Comics

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There are myths about him being a gladiator champion or an Autobot Officer thousands of years in the past but before he was chosen as the brave leader of the Autobots, Optimus Prime was a noble successor of the Dynasty of Primes, named Orion Pax. But he had a shared past with the Decepticons’ leader Megatron long before The Great War. The High Council picked Orion after Primus’ the Matrix of Leadership chose him and he became "Optimus Prime". In time, Cybertron is vanquished in war and he led the remaining Autobot warriors on board the Ark but attacked by Megatron and his followers. The Ark crash-landed on a planet that’d be later called Earth and many years after that, he found themselves protecting the sentient inhabitants of that world.

On Earth, Prime and his fellow Autobots found themselves constantly at war as well as many drawbacks like human’s lack of trust on them, Earth’s Energon resources, crowd safety and rogue Cybertronian bounty hunters. Besides transforming into the long semi-fighting truck every now and then, Optimus is always concerned about the safety of the earthlings and the well-being of his comrade Bumblebee, Drift, Ironhide, Ratchet, Rodimus, Ultra Magnus and other allies. He and his Autobot buddies have been fighting for the freedom of life. He and his colleagues were witness to Autocracy, Chaos, Combine Wars and Primacy. Taught in the art of leadership by Sentinel Prime, Optimus is the best role model for a leader, friend, warrior and above all; a hero!

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Leader of The Autobots

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Bearer of The Matrix

A fictional character from the line of Transformers toys by Hasbro, Orion Pax AKA Optimus Prime was named by Dennis O'Neil. Since the creation of the character, Optimus Prime has appeared over more than 800 issues of publications from both Marvel and IDW. He’s been in the leading role of the main Transformers monthly ongoing series and many other spin-off publications. Alongside other heroic Autobots like Bumblebee, Ironhide and Ratchet, Optimus was the primary protagonist on the series of live-action movie adaptations of the franchise including Transformers (2007), Transformers – Revenge of the Fallen (2009), Transformers – Dark of the Moon (2011), Transformers – Age of Extinction (2014) and Transformers – The Last Knight (2017), voice portrayed by Peter Cullen. It can also be presumed easily that this charismatic enigma will make more appearances in the future sequels and spin-offs as well. Several successful video game adaptations on the series were made that also features him reprising his role; notably in Transformers – War for Cybertron, Transformers – Fall of Cybertron and Transformers – Devastation.
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Superman/Batman – Supergirl from Krypton | Comics

Superman/Batman – Supergirl from Krypton
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In the aftermath of a massive incoming Kryptonite asteroids' fallout on Earth, while investigating a fallen meteor underwater Gotham harbor, Batman is informed of a sudden breach in Batboat. What he finds out after a city-wide chaotic chase in Metropolis is a very powerful mysterious girl who demonstrates super-powers in the likeness of Superman and flees from scene instantly. Later, after apprehending the girl and taking her to Batcave for further study, it is revealed that she appears from Krypton and also claims to be Superman's long lost cousin Kara Zor-El. Even though she is kept hidden in the Fortress of Solitude, her hostile behavior and Krypto’s unusual hatred towards her left Batman in doubt but Clark asks him to let her live in her own way.

Though Batman is still skeptical on the situation as always, Wonder Woman took her under care to Paradise Island to train Kara with her Amazon warriors. Even the dreaded god of Apokolips; Darkseid seems interested in her to recruit her in his honorary Royal Guards. So he sends an army of mindless Doomsday clones to capture her. A massive battle takes place on Themyscira that led to death and destruction of Amazon army with Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman leading the army of Amazons against the army of ultimate killing machine, Doomsday! What follows next is only large scale casualties, the things that were about to bring upon her arrival as foretold. To take back the only remaining family he has, The Trinity ventures to the fiery pits of Apokolips with help from an expert friend, who had a history with Darkseid.

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The New Girl In Town

Followed up by previous story "Public Enemies" from the first monthly ongoing Superman/Batman series of DC Comics, "Supergirl from Krypton" is the second storyline which ran through issue #08-13. This plot is devised by writer Jeph Loeb (Batman – Dark Victory, Catwoman – When in Rome) and interiors were done by artist Michael Turner (Soulfire, Witchblade). This is the only story arc where Turner did the illustrations other than TopCow or Aspen MLT. This tale was dedicated to the famous actor Christopher Reeve, who portrayed Man of Steel in several movies, died that year at the ending of this story. Later this story was adopted to make a direct-to-video from DC Universe Animated Original Movie line titled, Superman/Batman – Apocalypse (2010).
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