Justice League International #7

Guy Gardner wakes up from the knockout punch Batman laid on him earlier. Before the fight he had given his power ring to Blue Beetle who just tossed it aside. While searching under a console Gardner gives himself a good crack on the head.Meanwhile, in a place that's not a place, Doctor Fate had teleported a movie theater containing much of the Justice League and the Gray Man to another dimension. The Gray Man was unimpressed by this until Doctor Fate revealed where they really were when he forced the Gray Man to face the Lords of Order again.The Lords of Order reveal to the Gray Man that what he thought was his curse and punishment was actually a gift from the Lords of Order. The Gray Man still does not see it this way. To the Gray Man's delight, the Lords of Order relieve him from his duties and destroy him. The Gray Man has peace at last. The Lords of Order tell Fate that there are others who can take over the duties of the Gray Man.Doctor Fate returns the building and the League to Stone Ridge which is now back to its normal state. The residents of Stone Ridge are all back to normal too. Doctor Fate leaves to attend to his duties and the Creeper scurries off. The rest of the League returns to headquarters via Blue Beetle's Bug.At the United Nations building in New York, J'onn J'onnz meets with Maxwell Lord. Lord has set some events in motion that have to do with the League and the UN.Back at HQ, Mister Miracle argues with his wife, Big Barda, on the phone while he's on monitor duty. The computer notifies him that Hal Jordan, the original Green Lantern, is approaching. Jordan has come to give Guy Gardner a lecture about his attitude and the way he represents himself and the Green Lantern Corps in case Maxwell Lord's plans for the Justice Leagues pan out.A mysterious figure monitors Maxwell Lords office as he and Oberon debate with J'onn J'onnz about Lords plans.At the White House, Superman gives his recommendation to go through with Maxwell Lord's plan for the Justice...

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