[Western Crossover] The Drama Queens' Alliance

The Justice League, the most famous superhero team in the world. Just hearing the name tells you how righteous they must be. Its members are all handsome or beautiful, each with their own distinctive traits. They're all upbeat superheroes. Even the gloomy, bad-tempered Batman is really just a softie behind that sharp tongue, with the prickly temperament of a cat. They work together in harmony every day, protecting the world as a team. At first glance, it all seems perfectly harmonious. But what nobody knows is that not one person in this league is actually any good. By day, they put on a show of working together. In private, they're thinking about how to mind-control each other, or how to use Kryptonite and red-sun lamps to imprison someone. Some have even rehearsed using the Lasso of Truth in their dreams hundreds of times, just waiting for the right moment to imprison the one they love and get up to all sorts of shameless games... Not to mention things like yellow lantern gear. But everyone is a pretty good actor, so after working together for so long, they all think that everyone else on the team is a genuinely good person. Their back-and-forth of false affection is almost convincing. Then one day, a rift opened in the fabric of the world, and a bunch of corrupted counterparts arrived in their world. To persuade these righteous allies to work with them, the newcomers began doing their utmost to sway them. They expected their chances to be slim and figured a fight was inevitable. But who could have guessed... Friend! That's a brilliant idea! The Justice League members approached in private lit up with excitement and pulled out stacks of their evil plans. "Bro, what do you think of this one?" Their corrupted counterparts: ????? What's going on? How do you look even more evil than me? [Reading Guide] Everyone is a villain, and they're all putting on an act for each other. They look like good people, but none of them are actually any good. [The blurb idea has been saved.] Theme: Let loose and give the heroes a happy ending.