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Her role in Multiverse's End and Rise of the New God is moderate and highlights her alongside the other Green Lanterns from Earth. Jessica has a small role in a few issues from the Dark Nights: Death Metal( Reading Order) event.We placed it in this position because it was around the time this issue was published. This story appears to take place at some earlier point in Jessica's career as a Green Lantern, though exactly when is unclear. Only the "The Voice" story from this issue is relevant to this reading order.Only the "Fear 101" story from this issue is relevant to this reading order.This story features a small appearance from Jessica Cruz that highlights her connection to a few of the other women on the Justice League ( Reading Order). Only the "Galentine's Day" story from this issue is relevant to this reading order.

4: Last Stand ( Review)Īnniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular #1ĭark Nights: Death Metal ( Review) ( Reading Order) 4ĭark Nights: Death Metal: The Darkest Knight ( Review) 4ĭark Nights: Death Metal: The Multiverse Who Laughs ( Review) 4 In addition, only "The Epiphany" story from this issue is relevant to this reading order. It adds to their friendship but is not essential to their journey.

A story from this issue shows Jessica Cruz and Simon Baz during the holiday season.

This version of the future directly relates to Jessica's current situation.

The narrative in this story arc focuses on the impact of a potential version of the future.

These issues place a larger focus on Jessica's development alongside her Justice League compatriots.

These issues focus on changes to Jessica's relationship with Barry Allen ( Reading Order) and the Justice League ( Reading Order).

This issue details Jessica's first mission alongside the Justice League and establishes her membership on that team.

Larger or more significant appearances are marked separately and explained further in this "Notes" section. For these appearances, this reading order links the Rebirth section of ComicBookWire's " Justice League Reading Order" to prevent this reading order from becoming overly complicated. However, in most of the League's appearances, she only serves in a supporting role or plays a contributing part in a larger group effort.

Jessica Cruz is a member of the Justice League ( Reading Order) in this era.

Justice League Reading Order: Justice League #34 - 39 and 41-43 1

Justice League Reading Order: Justice League #24 - 25 1

Justice League Reading Order: Justice League #11 - #21 1 Justice League Reading Order: Justice League #1 - #5 1 Her role in this comic caused her to become directly involved in the Darkseid War( Reading Order) event and established her status quo upon transitioning into the Rebirth era. Jessica was introduced through the Justice League series, where her heroic origins and early association with the Justice League ( Reading Order) began. Jessica Cruz was introduced in the later half of the New 52 era and does not have appearances prior to this era. Jump to: New 52 – Rebirth – Universe New 52

All of this can be found under the “Continuity” section of each link. Every “Review” link will provide a detailed continuity breakdown of that story and will explain any reference the story makes to other aspects of the DC Universe. The continuity details relating to each specific storyline are explained in the “Review” of each storyline. It may not encompass every one of her appearances but is an outline of the major ones and the stories that affect them. This reading order is designed to give an outline of major storylines featuring Green Lantern (Jessica Cruz) throughout DC Comics.