History ComicBook / JusticeLeagueOfAmericaRebirth

* BigBrotherInstinct: Lobo, who is a SociopaticHero at best, is oddly attached to Ryan. This is because Lobo considers Ryan to be one of the very few beings in the entire universe who are truly innocent.

* Comicbook/{{Lobo}} - Cosmic bounty hunter, space biker, and the Main Man himself. [[SuperStrength Super strong]] and has an extreme HealingFactor.

** In ''JLA: Rebirth'', Mammoth City was ComicBook/PlasticMan's original CityOfAdventure.

* InternalHomage: The scene in ''JLA: Rebirth'' with Batman telling Lobo to sit down is almost identical to a similar scene in the first issue of Giffen & [=DeMatteis=]' ''ComicBook/{{Justice League| International}}'', where Batman tells Guy Gardner to sit down. Guy sits; Lobo doesn't.

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* GroundhogDayLoop: Issue #20. Flash even [[InvokedTrope invokes the film]] to the rest of the team.

Noticeably, the cast has strong ties to the Franchise/{{Arrowverse}}, with much of the team having a counterpart in one of the shows. It features an Atom (''Series/LegendsOfTomorrow'' has Ray Palmer in PoweredArmour), Vixen (''Legends'' features an ancestor of Mari's, and Mari appeared in ''WesternAnimation/{{Vixen}}''), Killer Frost (''Series/TheFlash2014'' features Caitlin Snow) and Black Canary (both ''Legends'' and ''Series/{{Arrow}}'' have Canaries), with the Ray slated to get [[WesternAnimation/FreedomFightersTheRay his own animated series]] as well.

* Expy: As always, the Extremists: Lord Havok is the ruler of a European nation who employs super technology and magic, just like ComicBook/DoctorDoom. The tentacled member shares a strong visual resemblance to Doctor Octopus. The magnetic one is... well, Magneto. The feral one is basically Sabretooth with Wolverine's powers.

* Franchise/{{Batman}} (Bruce Wayne) - You know who he is.

* The Ray (Ray Terrill) - Hero of [[ComicBook/{{Aztek}} Vanity, Oregon]]. Can [[LightEmUp use light]] to [[{{Flight}} fly]], create constructs, produce energy blasts, and turn himself and others [[{{Invisibility}} invisible]].

* ContinuityNod: ''ComicBook/TheMultiversity'' reveals that comics throughout [[TheMultiverse the local multiverse]] show [[ComicBooksAreReal what's happening on other Earths]], the Ray's Justice 9 comic actually depicting the adventures of [[AlternateUniverse Earth-36's]] premiere team of superheroes. What likely grabbed his attention about the team is that their Franchise/GreenLantern and [[Franchise/TheFlash Flash]] counterparts, Flashlight and Red Racer, are a gay couple.

* {{Cryokinesis}}: Killer Frost can generate and manipulate ice. She can also absorb heat from living beings - in fact, she ''[[HorrorHunger needs]]'' to do this to live, and it's usually fatal to whatever she's draining. It's eventually shown in her ''Rebirth'' one-shot taht she learned how to partially drain a small amount of heat through simple contact.

* {{Cryokinesis}}: Killer Frost can generate and manipulate ice. She can also absorb heat from living beings - in fact, she ''[[HorrorHunger needs]]'' to do this to live, and it's usually fatal to whatever she's draining.

* {{Retcon}}: ''The Atom: Rebirth'' noticeably gets rid of some dialogue from the same scene that appeared in ''DC Universe: Rebirth'' #1, removing references to a Silver Age villain as well as removing some of Ray's hesitation and condescension towards Ryan.

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The Ray's mother is shown to be the one largely responsible for his isolation, but once he runs away from home, years later he doesn't mention her.

* ContinuitySnarl:
** Lobo's a bit of a tricky situation continuity-wise; in ''Justice League vs. Suicide Squad'', Lobo was apparently imprisoned on Earth since before the New 52 ''Suicide Squad'' series began, which conflicts with the separate New 52 Lobo having killed him, claiming him to be a fake. Whether this will be addressed remains to be seen.
** Mari's history conflicts with her previous New 52 appearances. Her ''Rebirth'' one-shot makes it clear that it is the first time Mari's using the totem, and that she was never Vixen beforehand. However, she ''was'' active as Vixen in the New 52 ''Justice League International'' series, to the point of being friends with Batwing (David Zavimbe).

* MeaningfulHaircut: Ray Terrill shaves the sides of his head, giving himself an undercut as we see him acting more rebellious to his mother.

* ComicBook/TheRay (Ray Terrill) - Hero of [[ComicBook/{{Aztek}} Vanity, Oregon]]. Can [[LightEmUp use light]] to [[{{Flight}} fly]], create constructs, produce energy blasts, and turn himself and others [[{{Invisibility}} invisible]].

* ContinuitySnarl: Lobo's a bit of a tricky situation continuity-wise; in ''Justice League vs. Suicide Squad'', Lobo was apparently imprisoned on Earth since before the New 52 ''Suicide Squad'' series began, which conflicts with the separate New 52 Lobo having killed him, claiming him to be a fake. Whether this will be addressed remains to be seen.

* The Ray (Ray Terrill) - [[LightEmUp Can create light constructs and turn himself into light.]]

* ContinuitySnarl:
** Lobo's a bit of a tricky situation continuity-wise; in ''Justice League vs. Suicide Squad'', Lobo was apparently imprisoned on Earth since before the New 52 ''Suicide Squad'' series began, which conflicts with the separate New 52 Lobo having killed him, claiming him to be a fake. Whether this will be addressed remains to be seen.
** Mari's history conflicts with her previous New 52 appearances. Her ''Rebirth'' one-shot makes it clear that it is the first time Mari's using the totem, and that she was never Vixen beforehand. However, she ''was'' active as Vixen in the New 52 ''Justice League International'' series, to the point of being friends with Batwing (David Zavimbe).

* DrivenToSuicide: The Ray tries this after having to live his life isolated his entire life, only to find high light exposure doesn't kill him like he and his mother had feared.
* HealingFactor: Lobo, who is able to even heal after having his head blown up.

* {{Invisibility}}: The Ray is able to do this.

* OnlyFriend: The Ray's only friend as a child was another boy named Caden. Ray would later write to Caden once he left home, then rescue him as his first superhero act, and Caden would be the one who gives him his superhero name.

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The Ray's mother is shown to be the one largely responsible for his isolation, but once he runs away from home, years later he doesn't mention her.

'''''Justice League of America''''' is the second main ''Justice League'' ongoing series to be part of the ComicBook/DCRebirth initiative, running twice-monthly from February 2017. Written by Steve Orlando (''ComicBook/{{Midnighter}}'', ''ComicBook/SupergirlRebirth'') with art by Ivan Reis (''ComicBook/BlackestNight'', ''ComicBook/{{Aquaman}}''), the series follows a second Justice League team formed by Batman in the wake of ''ComicBook/JusticeLeagueVsSuicideSquad''. The team consists of:

* DeathByOriginStory: Mari's mother was killed, and her father soon after.

* ContinuitySnarl: Lobo's a bit of a tricky situation continuity-wise; in ''Justice League vs. Suicide Squad'', Lobo was apparently imprisoned on Earth since before the New 52 ''Suicide Squad'' series began, which conflicts with the separate New 52 Lobo having killed him, claiming him to be a fake. Whether this will be addressed remains to be seen.