Tensions rise among the Six in the second part of the INFINITE CRISIS prelude limited series. As Catman and Deadshot discuss the possibility of a traitor in their midst, Scandal approaches the team with a mission„one that leads to an outnumbered battle against the Secret Society!

The super-criminal community bands together seeking vengeance against the Justice League of America.

The Society of Supervillains tortures the Secret Six for the identity of the mysterious Mockingbird. But you can only poke a cat for so long before it scratches back. The Catman attacks in chapter three of the INFINITE CRISIS prelude limited series!

An INFINITE CRISIS tie-in one-shot! Following the end of the VILLAINS UNITED limited series, the Secret Six meet in the midst of the Crisis to discuss their future, but their decision possibly gets made for them when the Society of Supervillains initiates a global prison break!

The conclusion of the INFINITE CRISIS prelude limited series! Who is the enigmatic organizer of the Secret Six known as Mockingbird? Find out this issue, but the answer not only shocks and awes but also raises even more questions!

Deadpool calls Doctor Octopus "Elton John on stilts." No one can figure out who The Joker is because he has no fingerprints. There is a parallel universe where Donald Trump is MODOK. Sometimes, Lex Luthor is drawn to resemble Kevin Spacey. Bullseye thinks Spider-Man is really funny. Mister Freeze's Freeze Ray is a real weapon. Professor X has an evil twin sister. The Penguin feeds his enemies to seals. Green Goblin's skin is bulletproof. The Riddler deduced Batman's identity. Magneto once turned into a baby. The first enemy the Justice League fought was a cycloptic starfish. Loki cursed Deadpool to have an "indestructible Tom Cruise face." There have been at least five Two-Faces. The Mandarin used to be a janitor. Professor X eventually became a supervillain called Onslaught. Thanos met God. Apocalypse is a surprisingly good dancer.

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