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CATALOG RECORD

Justice League #55

DC · Series began 2018 · Late December 2020

Dates

Cover date
Late December 2020
On sale
October 20, 2020
In stores
October 20, 2020
Pages
36

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Editions and covers (2)

Copies of #55 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.

Story arc: Dark Nights: Metal

This is part 26 of 29. Reading order by cover month and on-sale date; arc records can be incomplete.

  1. Dark Nights: Metal #1
  2. Dark Nights: Metal #2
  3. Teen Titans #12
  4. Batman: The Red Death #1
  5. Nightwing #29
  6. Batman: The Murder Machine #1
  7. Suicide Squad #26
  8. Batman: The Dawnbreaker #1
  9. Green Arrow #32
  10. Dark Nights: Metal #3
  11. Batman: The Drowned #1
  12. Batman: The Merciless #1
  13. The Flash #33
  14. Batman: The Devastator #1
  15. Justice League #32
  16. Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps #32
  17. Dark Nights: The Batman Who Laughs #1
  18. Justice League #33
  19. Batman: Lost #1
  20. Dark Nights: Metal #4
  21. Hawkman Found #1
  22. Dark Nights: Metal #5
  23. Dark Nights: Metal #6
  24. Justice League #53
  25. Justice League #54
  26. Justice League #55
  27. Justice League #56
  28. Justice League #57
  29. Dark Nights: Death Metal The Last 52: War of the Multiverses #1

Creators

pencils: Liam Sharp, Robson Rochainks: Liam Sharp, Daniel Henriquescolors: Romulo Fajardo Jr.script: Joshua Williamsonletters: Tom Napolitano

Stories

  • Doom Metal Part Three · Justice League · 20 pages

    Luthor and Nightwing join forces to free their teammates from Starro's control, then the entire team continues on their mission to free Martian Manhunter and the Legion of Doom, who are being held captive by Perpetua, Mindhunter, and the Omega Knight.

Publisher’s description

The motley crew of “Doom Metal” sets sail for the cliffs of insanity, captained by Nightwing-or so he thinks! The team fractures, and Detective Chimp reveals the horrible secret wish in his heart. And speaking of hearts, Hawkgirl will stop at nothing to find Martian Manhunter, even if she jeopardizes the League’s mission and their souls. Part three of this five-issue tie-in to Dark Nights: Death Metal features the debut of a villain so huge he dwarfs all hope. Enter the Omega Knight.

Reprinted in

Justice League: Death Metal (2021)

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