[1] As a direct sequel to the graphic novel Watchmen by Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons and John Higgins,[2] this series concluded the plot established between The New 52 and DC Rebirth, featuring a massive roster of characters owned by DC Comics.
Among its notable members are: The New Frontiersman is a newspaper that published Rorschach's journal, exposing Ozymandias' role in the New York Massacre.
Its known inmates include Maxie Zeus, Professor Milo, Victor Zsasz, and Vortex.
Among its identified members are: Black Adam and his allies from Kahndaq who are made up of those who gained asylum for the rejected metahumans around the world.
Its known employees include chief Perry White and journalists Cat Grant, Jimmy Olsen, Ron Troupe, Steve Lombard, and Jackee Winters.
Prominent members include Hal Jordan, Guy Gardner, John Stewart, and Jessica Cruz.
Among its identified members are: The Justice League is a superhero group that Superman, Wonder Woman, and Batman are a part of.
Among its identified members are: The Justice Society of America is a team of superheroes from the Pre-Flashpoint era that existed since the 1940s.
Among its identified members are: The League of Villainy was a gathering of villains who met to discuss the Superman Theory in an abandoned subway tunnel.
Among its identified members are: There is also a faction of the Outsiders that were previously established by Batman: The People's Heroes are Russia's sanctioned superhero team.
Among its identified members are: The Rogues are a group of villains from Central City and enemies of Flash who join the League of Villainy.
Captain Boomerang mentioned that most of the Suicide Squad members were defeated by Black Adam in their mission to Kahndaq.