52: v. 1 - Geoff Johns, Greg Rucka, Grant Morrison, Mark Waid
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 52: v. 1 - Geoff Johns, Greg Rucka, Grant Morrison, Mark Waid
 52: v. 1 - Geoff Johns, Greg Rucka, Grant Morrison, Mark Waid ... Book is published 2007-07-27 by Titan Books LtdNewest Review: ... without their relative powers and skills, taking them to within an inch of their lives, and killing Superboy in the process. ... more ... They are laying low, or have disappeared, depending on which character you wish to believe or side with.
What this does is allow a number of minor characters to come to the fore. Some, like John Henry, aka Steel, are supposed to be natural progressors to the helm of DC's heroes hierarchy, the moral element winning over potential ability. Others, such as Booster, a 25th century hero returning to capitalise like Biff from Back To The Future with his Almanac, have low morals but get a bit of limelight with the publi...more |
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52: v. 1 - Geoff Johns, Greg Rucka, Grant Morrison, Mark Waid: A DC world without Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman (1220 words)
by - written on 03/12/09 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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First of all, I must admit that I am predominantly a Marvel fan, and the DC Universe is largely alien to me, no pun intended. Although superheroes such as Superman and Batman are the figureheads of DC comics, Marvel, along with it's X-Men, Iron Man, Spiderman, etc, have always appealed to me more. So, picking this up in my local Library, it was more the cover art that spoke out to me. A brief synopsis of the back showed me that it was volume 1 of 4, chronicling a year in the DC world, where Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman have gone missing, and the remainder are left to sort things out after a huge battle has almost meant the end of the world. It retails for ... Read the complete review
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