"What do we do now?" Everyone looked at Batman. "Why is this happening—" Superman felt a headache coming on. He hadn't expected his organization to run into trouble before it was even founded, and the price might be losing the League's name.
"It's time. We have to resort to unconventional measures." Batman tapped the table. "Barry, run!"
"What?"
"Run back an hour and stop them!"
"That would cause a Flashpoint." The Flash hurriedly waved his hands.
"Don't be rash," Superman urged.
"Let it go."
"They're all just kids."
The other Justice League members joined in trying to talk him down.
"Ugh." They sat together, at a loss. What were they supposed to do?
If an enemy had done this, it would have been simple: beat them up and order them to change their name. The problem was that these were all superheroes, and some of them were practically family to their three leaders.
"Why don't you go back and talk to Nightwing and the others?"
Aquaman made the suggestion, deciding to hurry home and check on his idiot brother.
He couldn't let his brother find an opportunity like this to screw him over, too.
"It's fine for those two, but she's my older sister. What am I supposed to say?" Superman sighed.
"What you really care about is that Lois published the news, isn't it?" Wonder Woman shot him a glance.
"We still need to find a way to resolve this," Superman said hastily.
"What do you suggest?"
"We change our name to the United States Justice League."
"Oh, we registered that name, too," Roland's voice rang out. "You could consider calling yourselves the United States East Coast New Jersey, Delaware, and Surrounding Regions Justice League."
"You've gone too far!"
"That's outrageous!"
"Believe me, I'll tie you up and drag