American comics: Today’s big news Chapter 187

To find out what exactly happened in this world, Connors didn’t clumsily ask people on the street.

He flew into space, found the “Justice Lords’” Watchtower in near-Earth orbit, and used “Lockpicking Grandmaster” to get inside.

Then, with the help of “Driving Grandmaster,” Connors mastered all the uses of the Watchtower without alarming anyone.

Inside the “Justice Lords’” Watchtower, the largest hall had hundreds of screens hanging on the wall, each displaying an area of Earth.

With the help of the “Driving Grandmaster” ability, Connors knew that these screens were the “Justice Lords’” monitoring of Earth.

Each monitor corresponded to an area on Earth, and hundreds of robots were busy in the hall, with alarms sounding from time to time, only to quickly disappear.

“Sector Seven is normal.”

“Alarm in Sector Twenty-One.”

“Police have been dispatched to Sector Twenty-One, alarm cleared.”

“Sector Four is normal.”

These robots processed everything expressionlessly. Connors looked at the twenty-first screen and found that it showed a school where a demonstration was taking place.

But almost as soon as the students formed a group to march, wailing police cars immediately surrounded them, responding with incredible speed.

Under the threat of riot shields, riot forks, smoke bombs, and guns, these students were immediately suppressed and driven away.

The leading students were handcuffed by the police in the police cars and taken away on the spot.

The entire process, from the students taking out signs to the police cars leaving, took less than five minutes.

Without continuing to watch the reports from other areas in the hall, Connors quickly entered a room in the Watchtower.

He wanted to understand the changes that had taken place in this world by searching for information.

As his fingers clattered on the keyboard, Connors was shocked to find that the “Justice Lords’” information simply didn’t exist on the internet; it seemed to have been deliberately removed.

On the other hand, the main bases of Lord Batman’s Wayne Manor and Lord Wonder Woman’s Paradise Island were no longer hidden but were openly published on the internet.

This world seemed to have been forcibly ruled by the “Justice Lords,” and there was no need to deliberately conceal their information.

The uniforms they wore also lost their function of hiding their identities, serving only as battle suits and their respective iconic costumes.

“No wonder Batman’s Batcave was transformed into that ghostly look… Batcave turned into a prison, Lord Batman really thought it up.”

Connors complained, and a swipe of his finger brought up new content on the screen, causing him to choke back the rest of his complaints.

It was old news about “Lord Superman”:

Lex Luthor split the country through his vast business empire and launched a war against the “World Council.”

In this war, Lex Luthor used some means to blackmail Aquaman and took the opportunity to kill him after the war.

——During this period, “Flash” was killed by Lex Luthor, the World Council existed in name only, and Lex Luthor became president.

Driven by murderous intent towards Lex Luthor, anger at the death of Flash, and disappointment with the legal order that chose such a president, the Trinity stormed the presidential palace.

Next was a video. Facing Superman, who was the first to storm the presidential palace, Lex Luthor was not flustered at all but instead placed his hand on the nuclear launch button.

“I now have more than ten ways to stop you, Mr. President,” Superman, still wearing his classic color scheme suit, said in the picture.

“But they are all lethal, aren’t they? And you won’t do that,” President Luthor said with a confident look.

Lex Luthor sat in the chair, holding down the nuclear button with one hand and spreading the other, speaking eloquently:

“Without evil, there is no need for heroes, and you like being a hero, don’t you?”

“You need me. Cheering children, intoxicated women, you like it all very much, and it makes you my most reliable accomplice.”

“Your so-called ‘no-kill rule’ is just treating everyone as your toys, catching criminals over and over again, imprisoning them, and then letting them escape and continue to commit crimes…”

“No matter how big a crime they commit, you always try to keep the criminals alive.”

“Because of you, your ‘Justice League’ knows that you need these criminals to make you.”

“So come on, send me to court, send me to prison, and I will soon escape and continue to repeat my plan.”

In the video, Superman, wearing a blue suit and a red cape, gradually lost his expression as Lex Luthor spoke, and soon his voice became as low as Batman’s:

“I do like being a hero, but if it still causes the result you said, then I won’t do it anymore.”

Scarlet light lit up in Superman’s eyes, and his heat vision shot straight at Lex Luthor.

He had more than ten ways to stop Luthor, but he chose the most direct and effective way, which was also breaking his own bottom line: killing Luthor.

When Wonder Woman and Batman, who were one step behind, arrived here, Superman was standing by the window of the presidential room, looking outside.

They had shocked expressions on their faces, and Batman walked over:

“Are you okay?”

He thought that “Superman” would be melancholic at this time, thinking that this was just a mistake he had made.

But “Superman” turned around and looked at Batman with a smile:

“I’m great.”

The recording stopped abruptly. According to the title of this video, the reason why it could still be kept on the Internet was that the “Justice Lords” were reflecting on themselves.

They wanted to draw a clear line with the former “Justice League.”

“Superman’s” approach was promoted by other members of the “Justice Lords,” and then they established a dictatorship around the world with hegemony.

The number of prisons in the world increased geometrically, and anyone who spoke rudely or used violent means was imprisoned.

Connors even saw in the prison information that someone was imprisoned simply because they criticized the food they ate online after eating in a restaurant.

Under this extreme rule, Earth-Three became a “peaceful world” in the literal sense.

The “Justice Lords’” Watchtower hung high in the sky, and they implemented monitoring and control over the world. Once any disturbance occurred in any place, the police would immediately arrive at the scene.

No need to ask for reasons, no need for court trials, as long as any behavior related to “conflict” occurred, both parties would be imprisoned.

“A bit like the Injustice League,” Connors commented on the behavior of the “Justice Lords.”

This is not the “Injustice League” that fights against the Crime Syndicate, but the Injustice League formed by “Injustice Superman.”

But unlike “Injustice Superman,” who was almost always in a rage, “Lord Superman” and the other Justice Lords remained calm at all times.

They calmly and rationally believed that everything they did was not a problem.

Connors continued to search and soon found that the network was divided into two parts, one part was for the exclusive use of the “Justice Lords,” an unrestricted network.

The other part was the restricted network used by ordinary people on Earth-Three. Any keywords, remarks, or videos related to “crime” could not be found.

“What was Batman doing after the Superman dictatorship happened?” Connors was a little puzzled, and he changed the content of the search to Batman.

According to the search results, “Lord Batman” took the initiative to find “Mister Fantastic” Reed and cooperated to create a transmission device that could connect the two worlds.

Then everything he knew happened. “Mister Fantastic” Reed used means to lure the “Justice League” of Earth-Zero, including him, over, catching them all in one fell swoop.