Contents 1 Appearing in "The Signal Masters, Part One" 2 Synopsis for "The Signal Masters, Part One" 3 Notes 4 Trivia 5 See Also 6 Recommended Reading 7 Links and References

Appearing in "The Signal Masters, Part One"

Featured Characters:

• Justice League International (First appearance)

• August General in Iron
• Batman
• Booster Gold
• Fire
• Godiva
• Guy Gardner
• Ice
• Rocket Red
• Vixen

Supporting Characters:

• Andre Briggs (First appearance)
• Emerson Esposito (First appearance)

Villains:

• Signal Men

Other Characters:

• Blue Beetle (On a television or computer screen)
• B'wana Beast (On a television or computer screen)
• Captain Atom (On a television or computer screen)
• Congorilla (On a television or computer screen)
• Creeper (On a television or computer screen)
• Dove (On a television or computer screen)
• Frankenstein (On a television or computer screen)
• Green Arrow (On a television or computer screen)
• Green Lantern (On a television or computer screen)
• Hawk (On a television or computer screen)
• Hawkman (On a television or computer screen)
• Metamorpho (On a television or computer screen)
• Plastic Man (On a television or computer screen)
• Wonder Woman (On a television or computer screen)
• Pandora (Cameo)

Locations:

• Hall of Justice (Destroyed in this issue)
• Peru

Items:

• Green Lantern Ring
• Legion Flight Ring
• Rocket Red Armor

Vehicles:

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Synopsis for "The Signal Masters, Part One"

The UN assembles a team of international heroes to find out what happened to some missing explorers in Peru. Booster Gold is picked to lead, which upsets Guy Gardner and spurs him to walk out. Batman is suspicious of the UN's motives for assembling the team and tries to convince Guy to stay, but Guy refuses and leaves. Since they are short-handed, Batman joins them on their jet flight out to Peru, unbeknownst to the team's UN bosses. When they arrive, they briefly battle some rock creatures that emerge from underground and defeat them. Suddenly, a giant robot that has been waiting underground bursts upwards scattering the team.

Notes

• The mysterious Pandora makes an appearance to witness the events in this issue, as she can be seen in all of the #1 issues published as part of The New 52. She is standing behind Booster Gold among the protesters when he is inducted into the League.

Trivia

• No trivia.

See Also

• Write your own review of this comic!
• Discuss Justice League International Vol 3 1 on the forums
• Cover gallery for the Justice League International series
• Images from Justice League International Vol 3 1

Recommended Reading

• Justice League

• Justice League of America (Volume 1)
• Justice League of America (Volume 2)
• Justice League of America (Volume 3)
• JLA (Volume 1)
• Justice League (Volume 2)
• Justice League International (Volume 1)
• Justice League International (Volume 2)
• Justice League International (Volume 3)
• Justice League Europe (Volume 1)
• Justice League America (Volume 1)
• Justice League Task Force (Volume 1)
• Justice League Quarterly (Volume 1)
• Justice League Dark (Volume 1)
• Extreme Justice (Volume 1)
• Justice League Elite (Volume 1)

Links and References

• No external links.

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