Hello, my friends. Even within humanity’s darkest hour, they still find a way to fight back against impossible odds and with a determined ferocity that runs at the speed of light. On that note, I welcome you all to another entry of my main review series known as…
In 2021, I only tackled one feature-length entry from this line. Now, I aim to rectify that as I once again venture from the modern age and travel back in time to talk about a tale of old-school heroism. Not only that, but the Scarlet Speedster will be leading the charge. As such, he’ll be finding himself alongside several unlikely heroes while they deal with several kinds of global terrors in a venture called…
Originally released on April 27, 2021 for digital download before coming out onto physical media on May 11, this particular piece was written by Meghan Fitzmartin & Jeremy Adams, while Jeff Wamester took care of directing duties. So, in what way does our familiar fast-man find himself in this unusual predicament and how will he handle this grand situation? Let’s unite to face this potential infamy and find out.
We open at the White House as a private briefing is being held within the Oval Office. Steve Trevor (voiced by Chris Diamantopoulos) explains that the Nazis have marched their way through Poland while they stood by and did nothing. As a result, the Axis Power has spread its overwhelming terror throughout most of Europe. Not only that, but Hitler has been sending excavation teams out to find notable and “magical artifacts” ever since 1933 in order to help secure his party’s diabolical grasp upon the world. From there, Steve introduces some notable individuals who can help them fight back.
First up, he presents a top-notch scientist named Rex Tyler a.k.a. Hourman (voiced by Matthew Mercer) who’s invented a chemical called Miraclo, which gives him superhuman capabilities for an hour. Next up, there’s Dinah Lance a.k.a. Black Canary (voiced by Elysia Rotaru) a fierce woman who can omit a supersonic Canary Cry, but has been “shunned by her community” as a result. From there, we have a super-speedster named Jay Garrick (voiced by Armen Taylor) who recently became a fully-committed crime-fighter and is willing to help out America’s military. Last up, there’s Carter Hall a.k.a. Hawkman (voiced by Omi Abtahi) who’s described as “an ancient Egyptian in a modern Egyptian’s body” who also has his own wings and is on his “fourth incarnation”.
Upon the conclusion of the briefing, U.S. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (voiced by Darin De Paul) asks if these notable individuals will be able to fight back against the Nazis and their gathered artifacts. Trevor assures him that they’ll be capable of doing so and that he has someone in mind to lead the team. From there, she makes her way inside as it’s revealed to be Diana a.k.a. Wonder Woman (voiced by Stana Katic).
Following the opening credits, we shift to modern day as Barry Allen a.k.a. Flash (voiced by Matt Bomer) is visiting Metropolis alongside his girlfriend Iris West (voiced by Ashleigh LeThrop). In order to take advantage of his temporary break from superhero business, they’ve made their way into Centennial Park in order to have a picnic. She soon discovers that she forgot to bring sunscreen, to which he quickly rectifies it by dashing off and getting some in swift fashion. Barry then starts racing about several other things before Iris steps in to stop him. He then notices that something’s bother her before he gets asked why they’re here, to which he says that they’re taking some time away from his “other job”. She then tells him that while she really does appreciate him for that, they’ve been together for several years without making any significant advancement on their relationship. Allen says that he truly loves her, but that he’s trying to keep her safe by making sure that no one else discovers his secret identity. West then tells him that if he truly believes that, then they should just end their relationship. She then reminds him that just because “life is dangerous”, it doesn’t mean that they can’t live it together. Just then, they hear a distant explosion before she tells him to go take care of it. He then promises to make up their picnic day tomorrow before he speeds off.
Over within the main municipality, Kal-El a.k.a. Superman (voiced by Darren Criss) is in the middle of a fight against Brainiac (also voiced by Darin De Paul). He proceeds to take on some opposing drones, but they ultimately capture him. Just then, Flash dashes in and kicks Brainiac’s hovercraft, causing him to crash into a nearby building.
Barry then attempts to free Superman, but he gets shocked the moments he grabs one of the drone’s robotic tentacles. After getting back onto his feet, he then grabs a rock and hurls it with enough momentum to take one of them out. As a result, it allows Kal-El to free himself.
Shortly after our two heroes agree to team up, Brainiac reemerges and fires a powerful beam at them. While Flash manages to evade the destructive shot, Superman tries to use this distracting opportunity and fly right at Brainiac. However, the fiend recovers in time and blasts him.
He then takes out a glowing green bullet while Kal-El grabs a car and flies right back at the fiend. However, he starts to feel weakened as the object turns out to be Kryptonite. Brainiac then loads the bullet and prepares to fire it. Flash then heads towards Superman, who tells the speedster to avoid the beam and take their foe out.
From there, Barry makes a mad dash for Brainiac who proceeds to fire the Kryptonite Bullet. However, Allen quickly realizes that the shot is meant for Kal-El. As such, he turns around and runs right towards the lethal projectile. With Superman picking up the car and thus becoming a potentially fatal target, Flash picks up his pace and attempts to grab the Kryptonite bullet. Just as he closes his hand upon it, he suddenly finds himself running through a cosmic zone. From there, he hears the voice of Dr. Fate (voiced by Keith Ferguson) who tells him to keep running while he guides him through this otherworldly dimension.
Over within the war-torn Europe of the past, the Nazis have continued their ruthless advance. As they make their way through a ravaged village, a war vehicle flies in and blocks their path. They’re soon met upon by Wonder Woman who easily deflects their bullets with her bracelets before she leaps in and proceeds to easily beat them.
However, she’s soon met upon by the opposing cannon fire from another group of Axis soldiers. Not only that, but several more are hiding out within a nearby house as they proceed to shoot away with their machine gun. Fortunately, she uses her shield to protect herself before leaping inside to also make short work of those fiends.
Back outside, the Nazi soldiers fire their cannon at the building. Thankfully, Diana evades their shot by leaping to a nearby house while taking out another enemy soldier. From there, she jumps onto the roof and runs towards the opposing men. They manage to load their cannon in time and get their shot off, but she easily dodges it before slamming her sword onto their weapon, destroying it and taking the soldiers out in the process.
Afterwards, she’s met upon by Hawkman as she says that they haven’t found “him” yet. He then mentions that they’re running out of time, especially with Hourman’s current Miraclo consumption nearly running its course and that they’re risking the lives of several innocent civilians if they don’t head out soon. However, she says that they’ll continue waiting before telling him to check “the left flank” and report back with any finding. Shortly after Carter flies off, she soon notices a electrical build-up nearby as a portal opens up and Flash dashes right out of it, bumping into Wonder Woman along the way before slamming into a desolate building. She then picks him up and notices the symbol on his uniform, believing that the Nazis have their own speedster.
After they evade some enemy gunfire from a squadron of Axis planes, Black Canary comes in and asks for their plan. Diana tells her that they must regroup, while Hawkman deals with the opposing planes in order for them to get more time to operate. She then interrogates Barry and asks if President Roosevelt sent him to their location, but he doesn’t know what they’re talking about. As such, she tells Dinah to keep a sharp eye on him before she heads out. Soon after he learns that they’re in France, Flash and Black Canary soon hear a somewhat-nearby conflict. Realizing that some innocent people are in trouble, he easily dashes away from Lance in order to intervene.
It turns out that a small group of Nazi soldiers have some French civilians surrounded, while a lone infantryman stands in their way. Just as the Axis soldiers are about to gun them down, Barry arrives and unintentionally gets their attention. They proceed to shoot at him, but he easily speeds around their shots before he swiftly makes some precise hits upon them. Even when he stops his own punch from connecting with the group leader, the shockwave from his fist is still able to ultimately knock him out as he and his fellow goons are easily defeated. Afterwards, Allen finds himself out of breath as he wonders why this is happening.
Suddenly, he’s met upon by Wonder Woman who picks him up while the rest of her teammates also arrive. Shortly after Hawkman says that he can’t possibly be working with the Nazis, Flash gets a realization. After he’s let down, he tells them that he’s from the future. While Diana & Dinah don’t believe him, Jay & Carter do mention that it sounds rationally possible. Before they can continue with their interrogation, a nearby building explodes as Hourman says that they still have a fight to finish and that his current consumed batch of Miraclo is nearing its end.
Afterwards, they’re met upon by an Axis fighter plane that opens fire on them. Suddenly, it gets shot down as our super group soon discover that Steve has arrived and saved them.
However, another Nazi plane flies in and fires back, crippling Trevor’s aircraft and causing him to falls towards a fiery descent. Hawkman files off to go save him, but Barry makes some quick mental calculations and realizes that he’s not going to reach Steve in time. As such, he dashes off to help.
Back with Trevor, the extensive damage to his airplane begins to take its toll as the engine gives out on him, forcing him to prep for a rough landing. Meanwhile, Flash is struggling to keep up as he finds himself panting along the way. Suddenly, he finds Jay running in to help. They manage to reach a certain distance from the approaching plane before Barry proceeds to rapidly spin his arms in order to create an air cushion for Steve’s aircraft. Garrick also joins in with the same method as they ultimately provide a smooth landing for Trevor.
Shortly afterwards, he’s met upon by Wonder Woman and Hawkman before she thanks Allen for his noble act. Just as Hourman and Black Canary also arrive, Diana gives the order to head out to their extraction point. However, Steve informs them that he saw an approaching division of Nazi soldiers heading towards the village, especially since they’re trying to hunt him down. With several innocent civilians in newfound jeopardy, Diana tells Rex & Jay to join her for some groundwork, while Carter and Dinah deal with some aerial trouble. Barry offers to help out, but Garrick says that they can’t risk him complicating their own timeline through his involvement. As such, Wonder Woman tells him to escort Trevor to their extraction point.
Shortly after our heroes head out, Allen asks why he’s never heard of them. Steve explains that the Justice Society of America is purposefully kept a secret to the American populace, especially with their war correspondent intentionally keeping them away from the major media headlines. Barry then wonders why they’re being kept a secret, to which Trevor says that the team still has its own human flaws and that it’s best that they’re left out of the regular civilian consciousness in order to deprive Hitler of any of their known weaknesses.
Back in the village, another division of Nazi soldiers have finally arrived. Thankfully, the Justice Society is able to intervene, especially with Hawkman and Black Canary taking the enemy planes out.
Back on the ground, Dinah manages to take out a few enemy soldiers before Jay dashes in to save her from the opposing gunfire. He then swiftly heads in and disarms them, but an Axis tank is lining up its shot onto him. Fortunately, Hourman runs in and lifts it over before he tears it apart.
Over with Wonder Woman, she easily manages to smash the remaining tanks before the battle ends with the Nazi soldiers defeated and captured.
Later that night, our heroes are at the extraction point as they discuss with their correspondent on the details of their recent scuffle. Diana tells him to report how “an experimental prototype” took down several Axis planes instead of Hawkman and that their regular, human soldiers deserve every last ounce of their credit. When he then asks what he should write about concerning their newest ally, she simply tells him “Nothing”, especially since they don’t know his name. Barry then introduces himself as the Flash, but since the Justice Society already has Jay filling that role for the team, they decide to call him “Future Boy”. Diana then introduces Allen to their war correspondent named Shakespeare, but Barry gets a suspicious feeling that he’s seen him before.
Afterwards, Steve approaches Wonder Woman and attempts to propose her with his offer of marriage. However, she calmly declines. Barry then asks what that whole scene was about, to which Jay says that this has been a regular event between them. Trevor then says that he’s not being a cad, especially since it doesn’t bother Diana and that she promised him that she would accept his offer someday. Shortly afterwards, their extraction finally arrives as our heroes head out.
Later on at a base, Wonder Woman argues how despite the group’s two-year endeavor with this conflict, they still must bring it to an end, despite Hawkman arguing that it’s not their call. Black Canary says that Allen could help them out, but Rex & Jay mention that it would cause a paradox and that he wouldn’t be able to go back to his time period as a result. However, Diana agrees with Dinah in that they need every superhuman help in order to protect innocent civilians from harm. Steve then steps in and say that their regular human soldiers are capable of looking out for themselves, especially since they have a new mission to deal with. He explains that they’re unable to decode their recently-acquired intel, further explaining that the Nazis are attempting to find a game-changing artifact. Fortunately, Trevor knows a guy who has “mystical abilities” who’s not mentally sound, but can help them decode the intel. However, the Axis forces have already captured him and he’s being held within a highly-guarded castle over in Bavaria. When Carter asks what they’re going to do with Barry, Rex & Jay ultimately deduce that he should stick with them. As such, Allen gets officially enlisted onto their team.
Later, the Justice Society sets their plan into motion as they sneak their way to the outskirts of the Nazi-fortified castle. After an initial observation, Wonder Woman tells her teammates to stick to their plan. From there, they receive some ear-coms that Garrick & Hourman created in order for them to receive each others’ messages via Morse Code. However, Barry doesn’t get one since Diana tells him that he’s sticking with her. From there, they proceed to make their way towards the castle.
Wonder Woman then bursts in and takes out several Nazi soldiers. During her takedown of one particular infantryman, she ends up within another fiend’s line of fire. Thankfully, Allen protects her with a Nazi shield before he takes the gunman out. Afterwards, Barry expresses concern over the fact that their approach lacked any kind of stealth, especially when they mention an earlier comment from Steve on how they “all die sooner or later”. Allen says that unlike her quippy mentioning of said phrase, Trevor doesn’t view it as a joke, especially when it comes to his constant marriage proposals. Suddenly, they hear a shrilling scream in the distance before Diana receives a Morse Code message from her earpiece. Realizing that Steve is requesting them to see something important, they proceed to head out.
Meanwhile, Jay and Rex are pinned within the main dining hall while several Nazi soldiers attempt to gun them down. Hourman asks his fellow speedster if he can simply dash around and relieve them of their weapons, but Garrick says that he’s unable to, explaining that his superspeed has been somewhat affected by Barry’s sudden arrival. As the Axis infantrymen begin to surround them, Tyler considers taking another batch of Miraclo, but Jay tells him that he hasn’t completed his full-day of recovery from his last consumption yet. As such, Garrick decides to take matters into his own hands as he systematically takes down the opposing soldiers with a precise series of sonic shockwaves.
Over in the storage area, Hawkman and Black Canary are in the middle of their extensive search. He then notices that something’s bothering her and decides to ask her about it, to which she says that Allen didn’t even know who they were. Carter says that they’re supposed to be a secret, but Dinah asks why they’re doing all of this if they’re not even going to be historically remembered once this whole conflict ends. She then mentions that death doesn’t feel as grim when there’s “someone waiting” for each of them, to which Hall asks her about her detective boyfriend named Larry. However, she’s unsure if he’s truly the one. Hawkman then says that even though they’re in a dire situation, this will all eventually pass and they’ll “need to live again”, especially since he looks forward to “finding that other half”. Suddenly, they hear a guy screaming in pain from the other side of a nearby door.
Back with Barry and Diana, they’ve joined up with Steve as they make their way through a Nazi torture chamber. After mentioning that their war correspondent Shakespeare is currently looking for the mystic codebreaker, Trevor says that he was unaware of this horrid activity. Despite that, Wonder Woman says that they must continue their search as they proceed to head out.
Over with Shakespeare, he searches through the various dungeons before he comes across two particular cells. While one contains the rotting corpses of some unfortunate prisoners, he then hears someone coughing from the nearby holding chamber. Shortly after he heads inside, he discovers an imprisoned young man who’s been expecting him. From there, he takes out a package from underneath his pillow and gives it to him. Shakespeare is puzzled as he takes it, which turns out to be a Superman outfit, and tries to ask the prisoner who told him about his arrival. Suddenly, he’s met upon by a Nazi soldier who proceeds to shoot him. As he heads over to investigate, he’s soon surprised as Shakespeare manages to get up and is completely unharmed by the bullets. Wonder Woman, Steve and Barry arrive shortly afterwards as she knocks the guard out, to which they’re also stunned by the fact that their war correspondent withstood the opposing gunfire.
Meanwhile, Black Canary and Hawkman are struggling to break down the reinforced cell door. Thankfully, Hourman and Jay arrive as Rex assists Carter in smashing their way in. From there, they finally reach the imprisoned codebreaker. As they approach their subject, Hall realizes that he’s seen him before from a previous life as he frees the man from his shackles and examines him. The weakened prisoner (who turns out to be Dr. Fate) then mumbles about how they’ll all be dead and that they “should know”. Afterwards, Jay gives Carter the code before he asks their code master for some help in deciphering it. After a few groans, he begins to glow as the whole room gets swarmed by some mystic lights.
Meanwhile, Steve expresses his confusion over their war correspondent’s ability to withstand bullets before he heads over to free the prisoner. From there, Shakespeare says that his actual name is Clark Kent (also voiced by Darren Criss) as Barry recognizes him as Superman, but Clark doesn’t know that codename. As she wraps her head around Kent’s nearly-invulnerable skin, Wonder Woman frees the prisoner while chastising him for not getting involved in their fight against the Nazis. Trevor then asks why he’s even here to begin with, to which Clark says that it’s to get the story. However, Allen says that he remembers him as the most selfless person he’s ever known. Unfortunately, Kent says that he doesn’t know him and that he’s been exposed to the human race’s need to only look out for themselves. Barry then asks him about his parents, to which Clark says that both Jonathan & Martha Kent lost their lives in an accident when he was only three years old and that he wound up in an orphanage afterwards. He then takes the prisoner and says that he’ll make sure that the captives are let out of the castle before taking his leave. Afterwards, Allen makes a startling realization and figures out that he’s not in his own past, but that he’s on “a different Earth” before he dashes off to meet up with Jay.
Back with the rest of the Justice Society, the weary Dr. Fate reveals where they need to go: the Bermuda Triangle. From there, he proceeds to ramble again as it’s revealed that he was the one who gave the imprisoned young man the package that he ultimately gave to Clark, despite him not knowing “what it means”. Afterwards, Barry arrives as he also discovers that the code breaker is Dr. Fate. From there, he asks the guy if there’s some way that he can get back to his universe, while Jay and Rex are stunned by this multiverse-sized realization. Dr. Fate then tells Allen that he’ll be able to go home, but there’s a grand task that he must deal with first, as well as “a lesson” that he has to learn. Afterwards, he tells Hawkman that he’ll “see her again soon”. From there, he tells the group that they must go and that “it’s starting” before he vanishes in a flash of light.
Later, the Justice Society reassembles outside of the castle as Steve & Diana learn about what their mystic code breaker has told them. After informing her fellow heroes that Shakespeare is “on his own”, Wonder Woman learns from Hawkman that they’re supposed to head to the Bermuda Triangle before she asks Trevor for a ship that can take them there, to which he says that he’s got something better in mind for her and their teammates.
Later, the Justice Society and Steve are being transported by submarine towards their destination. Suddenly, the crew’s radar detects three enemy ships above them as they attempt to evade the opposing sea crafts. However, the Nazi ships proceed to drop some depth charges as the submarine gets pounded by the various blasts, resulting in the engine room’s outer wall getting punctured while the ocean water begins to leak into it. Thankfully, Barry manages to zip around and swiftly fix the damage.
Unfortunately, the main engine was already affected by the blast and becomes disabled. Jay says that they’ll be forced to surface, but Hawkman says that they’ll become easy targets for the Nazi ships as a result. Steve then asks if the engines can get restarted, to which Garrick mentions that they don’t have a way to do so. Once again, Allen gets an idea. Once he and Jay reach the main engine, they open it up before Barry vibrates his hand at an accelerated rate in order to create enough static electricity to jump start it back to full power.
Meanwhile, Wonder Woman makes her way towards the torpedo room in order to head out and deal with the Nazi ships. After Trevor makes some romantic banter towards her, she climbs into the tube and proceeds to get fired out of it. From there, she swims around, grabs every descending depth charge and throws them all back at the opposing sea crafts, causing enough severe damage to them that they’re forced to retreat.
Just as Diana is about to head back into the submarine, she spots several more approaching depth charges. Before she can head back out to deal with them, she’s suddenly met upon by a pair of Atlantean soldiers who proceed to blast the descending bombs with their advanced laser guns. Afterwards, they reach Wonder Woman and point her towards where they need her to go as she soon sees an underseas port.
After Steve lets her back inside, she tells him and Hawkman that they’ve received some unexpected help. From there, our heroes and the crew are led into the underseas base before they ultimately come to rest at a port.
From there, the Justice Society disembarks as they’re met upon by an Advisor (voiced by Geoffrey Arend) who tells them that they’re in an Atlantean outpost where they can be informed “about the irrational behavior” from the surface-dwellers. From there, he proceeds to lead our heroes towards his king. Ultimately, they meet up with the King of Atlantis himself: Arthur a.k.a. Aquaman (voiced by Liam McIntyre). Wonder Woman then steps forward and asks him & his Atlantean armada to help them fight back against the Nazis. However, Arthur says that his rule is limited to his own kingdom before he asks why he should deal in this surface-level affair, to which Diana says that the Nazis won’t rest until the whole world, both “above and below”, is in their tyrannical grasp. Just as Aquaman agrees to help them, he’s met upon by his advisor who whispers a private message into his ear. From there, Arthur proceeds to lead the team towards something that could potentially help them win this war.
Eventually, the Justice Society is led into a massive chamber. Suddenly, Aquaman does a heal turn as he traps them inside a cage made of Atlantean magic. Not only that, but he also reveals that the Nazis reached him first and managed to sway him onto their side. The advisor then explains that he used to be a surface-dwelling pirate before his ship was capsized during a fierce storm. However, he was rescued by the Atlanteans before he reveals that he has the ability to mind control others. With Arthur under his mental sway and now working with the Nazis, the advisor then reveals that he was the one who gave our heroes the cryptic code in order to lure them here in the first place. Now that the Justice Society is imprisoned, he and Aquaman proceed to take their leave.
Once they reach the main command center, Arthur manages to break free from his mind-controlled state before he questions why he had to imprison those heroes. The advisor lies to him by saying that they’re the enemy and that they wish to ravage his kingdom before taking it for themselves. He then convinces Aquaman that they must help the Nazis win the war before they eventually turn against them as well, thus allowing them to claim the world as their own. With Arthur back under his mind control, they prepare to head out and ravage the surface world.
Back with the imprisoned Justice Society, Hawkman tries to break through the magical barrier with his mace to no avail. Just as Jay says that they need an escape plan, he’s soon lead over to Barry. Allen then says that ever since his arrival, he hasn’t been able to run as fast as he normally does. Garrick then realizes that they’re both tapping into the same Speed Force at the same time, thus preventing both of them from being as swift. Fortunately, they realize that if they combine their energies together, then it would allow them to get back to their normal speeds. Wonder Woman asks how this will let them bypass magic, to which Jay explains that it would allow one of them to phase through a solid object. From there, Barry places his hands on the floor and begins to rapidly vibrate them. Garrick then puts his hands onto Allen and also proceeds to vibrate at an accelerated rate. Ultimately, this plan works as Barry manages to phase through the ground.
He then lands into the command center as the Atlantean guards notice and attempt to capture him. Thankfully, he defeats them with ease before he subdues the head guard and demands to know where Aquaman has gone to. When he refuses to talk, Allen then delivers a swift series of punches to his face before he submits.
Afterwards, Barry returns and frees the Justice Society before he informs them that the Atlanteans & the Nazis are about to launch a surprise attack upon America’s Eastern Seaboard. Not only that, but Arthur is on his way towards the trench in order to open an underseas cage. As such, Wonder Woman tells him that he’ll be joining her in order to prevent those underseas terrors from getting out while the rest of her teammates have to head towards the Eastern Seaboard in order to intercept the incoming assault. Steve then tells her to be careful before she and Allen take their leave.
Soon enough, they manage to commandeer a mini-sub and make their way towards the trench. Just as they’re about to reach their destination, the underseas craft produces a seashell as Barry heads over to investigate it. As soon as he touches it, it proceeds to cover him within an Atlantean pressure suit.
Back at the Atlantean sea base, the submarine crew had already been captured. Thankfully, the Justice Society managed to defeat the Atlantean guards as Jay frees his fellow comrades before they depart for New York City.
Over in the trench, Arthur arrives at the underseas cage as the advisor takes control over his mind and orders him to open it up. As such, Aquaman uses his trident to unlock the gate. Suddenly, Flash swims in and punches him into the depths. As for Wonder Woman, she goes after the advisor as she easily breaks into his mini-sub. However, he managed to get his deep sea pressure suit on in time as he grabs Diana’s face and proceeds to take control of her mind.
Back with Arthur, he recovers in time as he evades another attack from Barry before he grabs the Scarlet Speedster and throws him onto the ocean floor. Afterwards, his head begins to ring as he once again breaks out of his mind-controlled state. However, he’s soon met upon by the mentally-compromised Wonder Woman who swims in and punches him. From there, a fight break out between them before Aquaman manages to throw her into some underseas rocks where she gets buried underneath. Afterwards, he notices that the trench’s gate is opening up. Before he can react to it, the advisor returns and reclaims control over his mind. With the various underseas terrors now unleashed, Diana can only watch as they head out to cause some topside destruction.
Later, the civilians of NYC’s Coney Island are met upon by the Atlantean soldiers who proceed to unleash their surprise attack upon them. With buildings getting destroyed and people either fleeing for their lives or getting decimated, the police attempt to stop them, but are easily overpowered.
Suddenly, they’re met upon by Black Canary, Hawkman and Jay who proceed to engage their underseas foes. In particular, Garrick manages to intercept some Atlantean grenades from harming a couple before he places them inside the cannons of some Atlantean tanks, causing those war vehicles to get destroyed.
Hourman and Steve also manage to join the fight before the latter notices that an Atlantean tank is about to set its deadly sights upon Dinah. Thankfully, Trevor manages to take out the opposing soldiers before commandeering their vehicle.
