Summary:

When a version of Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent from an alternate universe where there are no superheroes find themselves in the mainstream DC universe, they kick off a series of events that impacts everyone in the Wayne and Kent families… in both worlds.

Anthology containing:

Worlds Collide

A version of Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent from an alternate universe where there are no superheroes find themselves in the mainstream DC universe. This universe’s Bruce and Clark quickly discover two things about their alternate universe counterparts. First, they’re in a relationship. And second, in their universe, Jason is still alive.

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Altered State

Jason’s vengeful return to Gotham gets interrupted when he finds himself in a universe where he never died. Meanwhile, in the mainstream DC universe, a very confused alternate version of Jason shows up at Wayne Manor.

Sequel to “Worlds Collide” but can be read as a standalone (with an introductory author’s note giving context).

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Imposter Syndrome

Damian ends up in an alternate universe where he had a relatively normal childhood. Kon has to run interference on a ten-year-old assassin. Bruce and Clark struggle to deal with one version of Damian, let alone two. And the rest of the kids are just trying not to get murdered.

Sequel to “Worlds Collide” and “Altered State” but can be read as a standalone.

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Needle Point

Conner’s life has felt like one struggle after another lately. He decides to finally do something for himself.

A “Crash World” story. Can be read as a standalone.

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Communication Breakthrough

Not long after moving to Wayne Manor, Cass gets sick. Bruce stays home from work to take care of her, and they bond for the first time as father and daughter.

A “Crash World” story. Can be read as a standalone.