The new Justice League make short work of the alien invaders moving in on Earth-2. Jon makes a point that they could have really flattened them, but they wanted peace, not to kill the aliens. Ragtag Bunch of Misfits: The main group presented here is an assortment of a former Police Commissioner, a hero, a couple of anti heroes, and some assassins and villains all having to take care of a large group of orphans. And yet they're able to function rather well as a unit.

Jon Kent gives Damian a white version of the Batman costume since today is his birthday. Damian thinks it’s perfect and then goes to find Cassie. The surviving villains (Deathstroke, Ravager, Lady Shiva, Cheetah, The Creeper, Bane, Deadshot, and Solomon Grundy) went from having an uneasy truce with the heroes to willing to bond and teach kids how to survive and fight.And it is only right that it was Damian Wayne who was the one to figure out what needed to be done. Throughout the majority of the DCeased trilogy and spinoff titles we’ve seen Damian’s growth be a sub-plot in this franchise. We’ve seen him deal with losing his entire family and use that to grown beyond the trained assassin to a team player not just defined by his personal tragedy as he became Batman. Ragtag Bunch of Misfits: A Good Day to Die focuses on a group of heroes consisting of Mr. Terrific, Big Barda, Mister Miracle, Blue Beetle, Booster Gold, and John Constantine. All but Constantine end up killed or infected. Beard of Sorrow: Mister Miracle has grown an unkempt beard in the subsequent years since his wife Big Barda was infected by the Anti-Life.

Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: The heroes added additional land mass to Themyscira to provide refuge for survivors. Unfortunately, doing so eventually allows the infected Atlanteans to detect it. As time passes Alfred uses his Spectre powers to visit the new universe Damian created and reflects on how he misses his sons. End of story. REVIEW Kill the God: In issue five, Constatine with the aid of Damian, Jason, Ravager, Cassandra, and Swamp Thing to take a staff that can kill a God. It's used to kill Trigon.

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Actually Pretty Funny: Jason is visibly annoyed when Gordon refers to him as "Robin" when introducing him to a bunch of kids, but Cassandra can't help but smirk. Tom Taylor made sure to recognize this isn’t where the story of DCeased: War Of The Undead Gods needed to end. We already got this ending in DCeased: Dead Planet and that did not put an end to the Anti-Life Equation crisis. For this to be a true ending our heroes needed to go to the source of the DC Universe problems, which was the embodiment of the Anti-Life Equation in Erebos. In some cases the infected do in fact eat their prey, such as an infected Clayface trying to pull people into his mouth to eat them and some Gotham citizen trying to fight off the zombies with his shotgun, only to get over-whelmed and then eaten alive off-panel.