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Legion of Doom (Injustice League, Secret Society of Super-Villains) Reading Order

August 15, 2018 by Dave Leave a Comment

The Legion of Doom is one of the most gloriously perfect concepts and names in all of comics. Whereas the Justice League represents the purest heroic ideal, the Legion of Doom (originating in the Super-Friends cartoon) is pure villain. Just watch these bad guys and gals wreak havoc during roll call!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hZ-il7Ey9I

Below you’ll find a complete guide to the (surprisingly sparse) array of villain team-ups under the banner of the Legion of Doom, Injustice League, or Society of Super-Villains. I’ve annotated which group name applies to the various series (LoD signifies Legion of Doom, for example), but in general, they’re groups of totally awesome DC Villains united in their efforts to thwart those pesky do-gooders.

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The Secret Society of Super-Villains Vol. 1

Collects: The Secret Society Of Super-Villains #1-10 And Material From The Amazing World Of Dc Comics #11

Society

Secret Society of Super-Villains Vol. 2

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Collects: The Secret Society Of Super-Villains #11 To #17

Society

Justice League of America

Collects: Justice League Of America #166 To #168

Society

Super Powers

Collects: Super Powers #1-6

LoD

Justice League International

Collects: Justice League International #23

Injustice League

Lex Luthor forms an Injustice League during the Grant Morrison written "Rock of Ages" story arc

Legion and Injustice League of the 90’s

JLA: Rock of Ages

Collects: Jla #10 To #15

Injustice Gang

JLA: World War III

Collects: Jla #36 To #41

Injustice Gang

Extreme Justice

Collects: Extreme Justice #17 To #18

LoD

Deathstorke during DC's Infinite Crisis

The Society Grows During the 2000’s

Villains United

Collects: Villains United #1 To #6, Villains United: Infinite Crisis Special

Villains United kicks of the resurgence of “The Society” and also sets the stage for Secret Six. While not quite inside the realm of Legion of Doom, Secret Six is also well worth the time of any DC Villain lovers.

Infinite Crisis

Collects: Infinite Crisis #1 To #7

Society

Justice League of America: The Injustice League

Collects: Jla Wedding Special #1 And Justice League Of America #13-16

IL

JLA: Salvation Run

Collects: Salvation Run #1 To #7

IL/Society

Justice

Collects: Ogn

LoD

Teen Titans

Collects: Teen Titans #98 To #100

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Superboy Prime brings the Legion of Doom heat to the Teen Titans door.

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Legion of Doom During The New 52 and DC Rebirth

Flashpoint: Legion of Doom

Collects: Flashpoint Legion Of Doom #1 To #3

LoD

Forever Evil

Collects: Forever Evil #1 To #7

Injustice League

Deathstroke

Collects: Deathstroke #25

During an attempt to seemingly cash-in on heroism (with his own little super-team and everything!) Slade gets a calling card from the Society.

Justice League by Scott Snyder

Collects: Justice League #1-6

Scott Snyder has confirmed that every fifth issue (or so) will be written by James Tynion IV from the Legion of Doom’s perspective.

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