Batman and Captain America intervene, removing the Cube from Quicksilver's grasp so the game ends with a victory for the JLA, but Krona refuses to accept this and uses his powers to steal the knowledge directly from the Grandmaster's mind; this is used to summon and attack the carrier of what Krona seeks, Galactus. In turn, the Grandmaster uses the power of the twelve artifacts to merge the two universes, trapping Krona at their center. The result is a brief multiverse, with Doctor Doom being imprisoned in the Source Wall and Brainiac 's ship lying defeated before the Avengers' Hydrobase.
With reality convulsing, Superman and Captain America briefly fight, as both start remembering their past selves. Their associates attempt to calm them, but after a luau scene aboard the JLA satellite and a brief meeting at Hydrobase separated by continuous chronal and universal blasts , none actually remembers the full truth; they are not helped by the fact the blasts keep changing their uniforms and rosters.
A particularly vicious blast hits Hydrobase, and the two teams are scattered. However, they realize all the people on the two Earths are intermingling, with differences as dramatic as a Daily Planet issue with an interview with Spider-Man by Clark Kent. The two teams converge at opposite sides of an energy wall separating Earth's New York City from the blasted Metropolis. Superman and Iron Man go to the stratosphere to see what's happening, as the Scarlet Witch and Green Lantern assault Krona's energy form, hoping to defeat him.
Beyond Earth's atmosphere, Superman and Iron Man see how the two Earths are being forced together by two immense hands. Superman also notes how places like Vlatava and Gotham are wildly appearing and merging senselessly.
The combined attack pays off, and Krona is staved off for a brief time. The Avengers prepare to take the fight to Krona, and are joined by the League shortly after.
However, they realize they have precious little time, and an unexpected ally intervenes to save both realities-the Phantom Stranger.
The Stranger leads them through a mystic corridor to the Grandmaster's lair, where they find the entity in his death throes, having being attacked by Krona. The Grandmaster explains he didn't think Krona would go on with his plan to destroy the universe if his own existence was at stake, with him at the epicenter of the junction between universes.
However, he has the knowledge he needs to find the key to the formation of universes, and is using the powers of the artifacts to force the two universes together so he can witness the birth of a new one.
Captain America demands to know how each universe was before the merge. Using the last bit of power within him, the Grandmaster does so. Both teams remember each of their personal stories, and though shaken by their respective tragedies and losses, they agree to team up to vanquish Krona once and for all.
Both teams reunite at the JLA moon base, where they prepare, as Flash and Green Lantern come to terms with the fact they shall die saving reality, Giant Man and Wasp realize they are sacrificing their happiness, and Vision and Scarlet Witch give up their hopes of reuniting with their children. Both teams convert an Atlantean imperial warcraft to reach Krona's citadel, made from the remains of Galactus; Superman and Batman decide to have Captain America serve as team leader, coordinating with Martian Manhunter's mindlink to provide direction to the assault.
America gives Superman his shield to wield in the assault. Krona is busy, and has realized universes have their own consciousnesses, feelings, and life itself. However, as the heroes approach the citadel, countless hordes of enemies attack them. Kobra agents, Moloids, Parademons, AIM assault troops, and many, many more footsoldiers appear, totally brainwashed by Krona. Another chronal wave hits, changing the teams again. However, with the Royal Flush Gang, the head-on supervillain attacks commence.
Krona gets ready for the final steps in his plans, forcing both Kismet and Eternity, both universes' consciousnesses, to tell him their secrets. He expects aid from Metron, but receives none. The heroes fare relatively well, cutting through swathes of supervillains without serious trouble until Dreamslayer targets and apparently kills both Hawkeye and Flash.
Green Lantern is forcibly aged into Parallax and into the Spectre, fading away with a final missile salvo as Kyle Rayner appears, remembering nothing beyond the fight for the Cube. An all-out battle royale erupts to reach Krona's main control center, with countless heroes and villains appearing, fighting both to destroy and defend the base's defensive lines. Images Donate icon An illustration of a heart shape Donate Ellipses icon An illustration of text ellipses.
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