can divide his enemies. Batman becomes Minuteman, a hero that can compress time and make punching hourglass. Flash becomes Marionette, a hero that can use a weapon a boomerang that is shaped like the letter X. Atom becomes Mod-Man, a hero that is like Robbie reed king coil but with a whole body. Black Canary becomes Miss Fortune, a hero that uses a wand to make magic. Aquaman becomes Terra-Firma, a hero that looks like a brick forest Sasquatch. Green Arrow becomes Poltergeist hero that is a ghost that a can copy any attack. Martian Manhunter becomes Go-Go a teleporting hero. In these new forms, the Justice League were able to defeat the Injustice League. 2003 series DC relaunched Dial H for Hero again in 2003, this time simply titled H.E.R.O. Written by Will Pfeifer with art by Kano, the series focused on the effect the H-Dial has on a series of average people whose lives are usually ruined by the pressures of superherodom. Robby Reed, now grown old and bitter, is searching for the missing dial, determined to retrieve it and keep a serial killer from getting his hands on it. H.E.R.O. lasted 22 issues, ending with the H-Dial's powers being internalized into Robby Reed and some other people who have come across it, and the H-Dial itself being sent back in time to 50,000 BC. Superman is featured in one of the stories. 2012 series For The New 52 initiative, DC began publishing a reboot of the series titled Dial H, written by China Miéville with art by Mateus Santolouco. The series focuses on Nelson Jent, an out-of-shape, unemployed middle-age man who accesses superpowers by dialing seemingly random numbers in an old phone booth. Another main character is an older woman named Roxie Hodder who takes the identity of "Manteau" regardless of what powers the dial calls up and acts as an advisor to Nelson. Following the fight against Ex Nihilo and Abyss, Nelson and Roxie work to figure out the secrets of the H-Dials. Later issues of the series introduces the S-Dial which turns anyone who uses it into a superhero sidekick to match the person's superhero form. When it comes to Nelson and Roxie's encounter with the Fixer (who is associated with the different dials), both of them have an encounter with a group of superheroes called the Dial Bunch who have fought the Fixer before.