Justice League #23.3

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DC ⋅ 2013
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Issue Details

Publisher

DC

Writer

China Miéville

Artist

Jeff Lemire

Artist

David Lapham

Penciler

Alberto Ponticelli

Artist

Liam Sharp

Artist

Emma Rios

Artist

Jock

Artist

Mateus Santolouco

Artist

Riccardo Burchielli

Artist

Brendan McCarthy

Artist

Marley Zarcone

Artist

Emi Lenox

Artist

Sloane Leong

Artist

Carmen Carnero

Artist

Tula Lotay

Artist

Frazer Irving

Colorist

Frazer Irving

Artist

Annie Wu

Colorist

Annie Wu

Inker

Dan Green

Colorist

Eva De La Cruz

Letterer

Taylor Esposito

Cover Artist

Brian Bolland

Published

September 2013

Synopsis

DIAL Q FOR QUED Four kids, Case, Ben, Gwen, and Al have stolen a dial, after hearing about its discovery by some of Vernon Boyne's old gang members. Gwen is more fearless than the others - and reckless - and uses the dial to break into stores and steal money and groceries, quickly alerting the police. It also draws the attention of the thugs from whom they stole the dial.   Those thugs manage to corner the kids in an alley, where Al comes to Gwen's defense by using the dial himself. The numerous super-powered beings that he dials cause havoc, and soon the police have them all surrounded, requiring even more super-power. Al's attempts to distract the police allows Tibb and his thugs to escape, and return to take Gwen hostage while Ben takes his turn with the dial. Annoyed, the police decide to step aside and wait for whichever side of the battle wins to finish winning, so they can clean up the mess. However, further complications arise when The Centipede cuts his way back into reality, seeking the return of his dial.   Terrified, Al and Gwen make a run for it, but Case refuses to leave Ben behind to face this madman. Though she tries to help Ben escape, many of the beings that he dials are too slow, and he drops the dial. Fortunately, Case picks it up, but finds that she cannot dial it - and Ben is gone. Taking the dial from her, the Centipede explains that it is a Q-Dial. This one dials Q for Qued - and old word that means "Bad." If she can't use it, it means that she isn't bad enough to use it. Her friends were a different story - after all, they all abandoned her.   The Centipede is quite bad, and his singular ability to unstick himself in time means that when he uses the dial, he can become many villains at once. Before all of these numerous villains can do any damage, the Centipede collapses with a thunk, as a hero steps through a dimensional portal from behind him, having clocked him over the head with a spanner. Grinning, Rescue Jill introduces herself, and announces that Case is safe now.

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