Crisis On Infinite Earth

Crisis on Infinite Earths begins after a catastrophe no one remembers clearly. Bruce Wayne wakes whole and surrounded by a family he watched die forty-four years earlier. The world insists this life has always existed. Its records, photographs, and heroes agree. Only Bruce carries the memory of a ruined Gotham, a fallen Superman, and decades spent surviving the aftermath of a war that should be impossible. As fractures spread through reality, the Justice League discovers that history has been edited around them.

Crisis on Infinite Earths is a twelve-saga epic about creation, grief, and the price of survival. After the collapse of a superhero war, Bruce Wayne awakens in a restored world with people he mourned alive around him, while only he remembers the forty-four years of ruin that came before. As the Justice League discovers gaps in history, Doctor Manhattan reveals that their reality is the Glass Garden, a universe he built without consent to protect an unknowable life. The revelation fractures the heroes as Blake, the Legion of Doom, and an approaching cosmic threat force them into conflict. Superman faces a test of hope; the arrival of Darkseid turns the world's wrongness into a multiversal war. Earth falls, heroes die, Bruce is broken, and the survivors escape into a cosmos shared with Marvel, Invincible, and other worlds.