Aesop Amnesia: MightyGodKing noted two pretty glaring examples.She shows up every now and then, but never gets involved in the main plot. Advertised Extra: You see how that pic up there features Batwoman? Yeah, she's not in this series, really.Actually a Doombot: Prometheus's galloping Villain Decay since Grant Morrison created him is explained as some other guy wearing the costume.
#Prometheus wept series#
The series was originally planned to be an ongoing series and reinterpretation of the Justice League of America series and team, but DC executives eventually shortened it to seven issues, with the various characters and plot lines followed up in other series. Little do they know that this is going according to the plan of one villain: Prometheus. They join one another and decide to, as a group, attempt to bring justice to the world. Meanwhile, numerous superheroes mourning the deaths of their friends all begin to think the same and wish for the same thing: justice. He and Green Arrow quit the Justice League and begin to hunt down villains and ensure that people like Libra would never take flight again. The story takes place after Final Crisis, where Green Lantern Hal Jordan begins to lose belief in what the team is fighting for, particularly justice. However, this only creates a thin line between Justice and Revenge. Justice League: Cry for Justice (2009-2010) is a seven-issue limited series written by James Robinson with one purpose in mind: to make a team that actively seeks justice rather than merely responding to the need for it. Take a drink every time you see the word "justice". An exchange between a hero seeking " justice" and a villain.
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