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6. JLA: Act of God

…all of the super heroes lost their powers?

This one has a good central idea, but blows it by making the entire story about how super cool Batman is and how lame all of the other DC Heroes are. In the story, a big crazy cosmic storm hits Earth on May 23, 2000, with disastrous effects. The event, called the Black Light, robs all of Earth’s superheroes of their powers.

This leaves tech-based heroes with a unique advantage, and most supervillains are still able to do their jobs. So now the heroes are vastly outnumbered. Which is bad.

Lois Lane leaves Clark Kent because…uh…um…I don’t know, because this story is badly written. Anyway, he then forms a relationship with Wonder Woman. You know, when they did that in Kingdom Come, it made sense because the story showed how the two slowly grew to the point where they could logically have feelings for each other. This one just makes it happen all of a sudden. In the end, several heroes learn how to be Batman because Batman is sooo cool, and they name themselves the Phoenix Group. End of story.