JLA 55-58, DC Comics, 2001, Terror Incognita 4 Part Story Arc
- JLA #55 (Aug 2001): Terror Incognita, Part 1 of 4 - In the aftermath of the JLA's battle against Id, perhaps the greatest threat the JLA has ever faced resurfaces after years of psychic imprisonment: the White Martians (from JLA: NEW WORLD ORDER)! Only this time they're organized and stalking the members of the world's greatest super-team, turning their closest friends against them. But how can even the JLA combat shapeshifting foes that can't be found? Written by Mark Waid; Art and Cover by Bryan Hitch and Paul Neary
- JLA #56 (Sep 2001): Terror Incognita, Part 2 of 4 - The return of the JLA's foes, the White Martians, takes a deadly turn as the JLA finds its effectiveness nullified by enemies who can predict their every move! They do have one thing in their corner, though: Fire, the weakness of all Martians. But why are the White Martians unaffected? Plus, amidst the chaos of battle, the Atom is missing! Has the Mighty Mite fallen to the enemy? Written by Mark Waid; Art by Mike S. Miller and Dave Meikis; Cover by Bryan Hitch and Paul Neary
- JLA #57 (Oct 2001): Terror Incognita, Part 3 of 4 - The White Martians continue their assault on the League and on Earth! With the planet's ecosystem in complete upheaval and no hope for victory, the League has no choice but to retreat to Superman's Fortress of Solitude. Has the JLA finally admitted defeat? Or is there another plan? Written by Mark Waid. Art by Mike S. Miller & Paul Neary. Cover by Bryan Hitch & Neary.
- JLA #58 (Nov 2001): Terror Incognita, Part 4 of 4 - With the White Martians' defeat of the JLA, the Earth is in their villainous grasp at last. And now that the Martians' long-term alteration of Earth's atmosphere nearing its completion, there doesn't seem to be any hope of thwarting their evil ambitions by exposing them to their one weakness: fire! Having retreated to the airless space around the moon, how can the few surviving Leaguers possibly withstand the aliens' crippling assault? Written by Mark Waid. Art by Mike S. Miller & Paul Neary. Cover by Bryan Hitch & Neary
