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Previously on
Justice League:

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Something's not right here.

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The Streak, Tom Turbine,
Green Guardsman...

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they were the stars of my favorite
comic book, The Justice Guild of America.

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Ray, the decoder rings.

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Consider yourselves honorary members
of the Justice Guild.

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I have long hypothesized that there are
an infinite number of parallel dimensions...

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each containing its own planet Earth.

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Don't worry, friends.

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I will toil night and day
until I discover a way to get you home.

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A sudden dizziness. So strange.

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I propose a contest.

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Each of us will see who can pull off
the most spectacular crime.

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The winner will earn the honor of devising
a plan to destroy the Justice Guild.

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"Here lies Scott Mason,
the Green Guardsman"?

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No!

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It's true. I saw the grave.

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But it doesn't make any sense.

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Look, I don't know who that is,
but the real Green Guardsman is gone.

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And so are the rest of them.

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No. I don't believe it.

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- He seemed to take this quite personally.
- I'll bring him back. Wait here for Flash.

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Gentlemen, that's why I lead
the league in steals.

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Don't be so fast to toot
your own horn, Sportsman.

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Then it appears we have a hat trick.

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- That leaves Dr. Blizzard out in the cold.
- Not quite.

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I'd say this entitles me to victory in
our nefarious contest. Don't you agree?

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- Bravo!
- To the victor goes the spoils.

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It was nothing, my friends.

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What are you gonna do now, doc,
Turn us into snow cones?

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Oh, no. I have bigger plans than that.
Much bigger plans.

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- Still no word?
- I'm afraid not.

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Maybe this is it. Hello?

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The Injustice Guild has just robbed
the Seaboard City Mint.

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Now they're escaping by blimp.

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Only they would commit such
a heinous act. And on a Sunday!

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Thanks for the tip, sergeant.
We're on the case.

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- The lnjustice Guild's on the move.
- Then we should be too.

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Let justice prevail!

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John, I'm sorry.

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You were right. They're gone.

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All of them.

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Then who are those people
back at the mansion? Robots? Clones?

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I don't know.
But I intend to get some answers.

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Stop!

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What can I do you for, folks?

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What can you tell us
about those graves on the hill?

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Sorry, I've gotta finish my route.
Can't keep my customers waiting.

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What customers? I noticed you before.
You never stopped.

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Business has been kind of dead.

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When's the last time
you actually sold any ice cream?

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Please, no more questions.
He might hear you.

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- Who?
- I can't say any more.

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Have a nice day!

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Curiouser and curiouser.

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Up there.

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I'll let the air out of their balloon.

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Not so fast, Guardsman. Look.

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Holy hostages.

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Cue the orchestra.

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Fore!

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I've got you, old chum.

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Presto change-o!

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It's true what they say,
television is bad for you.

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Looks like it's up to me.

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What was that?

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Don't bother welcoming me aboard.

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Get him!

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- The library?
- I wanna bone up on my history.

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Hello?

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- Blank.
- What?

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They're all useless.

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Let's check the newspaper
archives in the basement.

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Right.

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- Why am I not surprised.
- I've had enough. Ha!

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Ladies first.

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A subway station?

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Must have been an earthquake
or something.

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No. These are battle scars.

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You're right. And look at the date.

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- Forty years ago.
- Same date...

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as the last Justice Guild comic.

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Prepare to be foiled, Cat Man.

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En garde!

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I'll have you free in a jiffy.

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It's no use. We'll never get free.

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Wanna bet?

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Decorative and functional.

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- Flash!
- Gotcha!

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You two need a lift?

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We've sprung a leak.
I can't control it.

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Then it's time to bail.

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Wait, what are you doing?
Stop! Stop!

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Woo-hoo! That was amazing! When
Black Siren fell and Flash caught her.

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Cat Man knocked Sir Swami off the blimp.
Gosh, that was the best battle yet.

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Indeed. The city's in your debt,
Justice Guild.

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Just doing our job, sergeant.
Take them away.

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Is it just me, or are those two
the only cops in this town?

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Then, at the last second,
Green Guardsman flies in and:

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Some friends. It's a good thing the
Justice Guild was around to save me.

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- They're not the Justice Guild.
- Say what?

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You heard me.
They are not the Justice Guild.

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How can you say that?

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This is a serious accusation, young man.
Explain yourself.

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No. You explain this.

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"Justice Guild killed in battle"?

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It's a hoax.
Some kind of sick joke.

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It's no joke. The real Streak,
Green Guardsman, Tom Turbine...

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- ... they're all dead. I've seen their graves.
- He can't be serious.

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- Can he?
- I don't know.

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It sounds fantastic, but—

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- Hello?
- Justice Guild, we need your help.

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A monster is tearing up Main Street.
You must hurry.

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We're on our way, sergeant.

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We're needed downtown.

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- We're not done here.
- But Seaboard City needs us.

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Haven't you noticed that
nothing here makes sense?

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Library books with blank pages,
ice-cream trucks that never stop.

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Dangers that spring up whenever
someone gets too close to the truth.

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- What truth?
- That your world is an illusion.

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A living memory of a civilization
destroyed 40 years ago...

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when the Justice Guild
gave their lives for this Earth.

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That's why they stopped publishing
the comic in our world.

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No more Justice Guild.

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And any time someone starts
to figure things out—

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Nuns and dynamite.

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If what you say is true,
who or what is creating this illusion?

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I suggest you ask Ray.

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Ray?

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Why would I know anything?

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Because you are the source.

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No!

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You ruined it! You ruined everything!

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That's it. I officially wanna go home.

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- Justice Guild, attack.
- No!

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Don't! It's an illusion.

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He's the real menace.

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Take that, you monster.

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- It's over, Ray.
- It's been over before. I changed that.

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This is my world.
I decide who wins and who loses.

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- The Justice League needs our help.
- Wait.

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If what they said is true, defeating Ray
could destroy this reality...

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- ... and everything in it.
- lncluding us.

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We died once to save this Earth.
And we can do it again.

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You'll be sorry you messed things up.

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What is this?

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In Seaboard City, crime doesn't pay.

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You can't. I made you.

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Let justice prevail!

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Stop!

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No.

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Ugh, what happened?

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He couldn't maintain the illusion.
The strain was too great.

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But how did he get like that?

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The radioactive fallout...

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from the nuclear war
mutated his DNA...

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giving him the psychic ability
to mold this world to his choosing.

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So he chose to recreate it
with the heroes he worshiped as a child.

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Who could blame him?

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Listen.

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- You're all real?
- It's like waking up from a dream.

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- I'm sorry. We destroyed your world.
- No. We did that.

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But now all that's left
is this nightmare.

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Being stuck in an ice-cream truck
for 40 years, that's a nightmare.

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Compared to that, rebuilding
our world will be a piece of cake.

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Thank you for giving us back
our future.

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So, what now?
How are we supposed to get home?

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I have an idea. Come on.

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Remember
when Tom Turbine said...

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he'd been working on
a transdimensional gateway?

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It's possible that—
Yes! There it is.

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What good is that? He could never
find a way to power it.

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True. But maybe I can.

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I don't know how long I can hold it.
Go!

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You should have been there.
It was so freaky.

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Those cornball villains
with their bad puns...

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and the heroes with the decoder rings.
What's up with that?

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Still, Black Siren was a hottie.

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Where's G.L.?

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- Are you okay?
- It's stupid, really.

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Why should I feel like this?
I mean, they weren't even real.

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They gave their lives for us,
that's real enough for me.