"What?"
Everyone's expression changed. Was the Yellow Lantern Ring crisis about to happen all over again?
Tony hurriedly asked, "Hasn't the Green Lantern Corps done anything?"
"They're hunting Sinestro and the Kryptonians, but I wouldn't get my hopes up. They couldn't even beat Parallax."
Andrew shrugged and said, "Unless something unexpected happens, Zod and the Yellow Lantern Corps will join forces to invade Earth in the future. Everyone needs to be ready."
Their hearts sank. Neither enemy would be easy to handle. Could Earth really hold them off?
"I agree to let Hal join the Justice League."
Batman exhaled and said, "I also suggest that Hal join the Green Lantern Corps. For one thing, he can gather information on them.
"For another, he can use their resources to find Sinestro. We can't just sit here waiting for them to invade."
Andrew said, "I'll talk to Hal. He should agree."
No one else objected. With that, Green Lantern Hal officially became the Justice League's newest member.
The final item on the agenda was funding.
"Batman and I have been funding the Justice League all along. The Military offered funding, but we turned them down."
Tony said, "Neither Batman nor I is short on money, but relying on us indefinitely could cause problems.
"So I suggest that the Justice League develop its own revenue streams, namely merchandise and licensing. Printing Wonder Woman's face on mugs, for instance.
"But let me make this clear upfront: all income will belong to the Justice League, to fund saving the world, equipment research, and dealing with the aftermath of our operations.
"That includes things like paying for the damage we cause."
"No problem."
All the superheroes nodded in agreement. They had become superheroes to help others and save the world, not to make money.
"Batman and