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wait which [spoiler:hhbhb4cz]Hawkman/Hawkgirl[/spoiler:hhbhb4cz] are they using? They're continuity is so fucked up.. they'd have to retcon some stuff for them right?
All of them. Kind of.Mav said:wait which [spoiler:6ywm86qc]Hawkman/Hawkgirl[/spoiler:6ywm86qc] are they using? They're continuity is so smurfed up.. they'd have to retcon some stuff for them right?
This is what I enjoyed about Civil War. It was a story that changed the status quo of a universe, but then it just became generic-event-with-some-characters-dying crap.LittleSin said:Just went out and got this today. I lucked into the last copy in the store so WIN.
Anyways, I enjoyed it but I gotta wonder when DC became such a fan of gore and violence. Marvel too. Like, stop killing everything just so you can bring them back later as total out of character * and make a mint out of the glorious "Return of" whoever event.
...which is basically what this will be. Except evil.
I am a weak person.
Am I just on crack, or am I the only one who noticed that Batman never actually died in the final crisis, he just got transported to the dawn of time, if the last page is any indication.Frankie said:They smurfing should have Bruce Wayne be the big Black Lantern.
That would be awesome.
Also, if this is the case, awesome, if it isn't, boo! I haven't read it yet.
Anyways, I enjoyed it but I gotta wonder when DC became such a fan of gore and violence.
Bruce Wayne may not be "dead", but there was that mumifed corpse that was left behind after he was zapped. Since Darkseid's powers have included being able to create exact (but soulless, at least when Kirby wrote it) copies of those he Omega Beams to death, it is possible that this is what happened to make a Bat-Corpse.Bowielee said:Am I just on crack, or am I the only one who noticed that Batman never actually died in the final crisis, he just got transported to the dawn of time, if the last page is any indication.
I could be wrong, I haven't read Batman RIP.
BLACKEST NIGHT #4
Written by Geoff Johns
Art and cover by Ivan Reis & Oclair Albert
Variant cover by Ethan Van Sciver
Sketch variant cover by Ivan Reis
[spoiler:w087ip8o]Summer's hottest event explodes in this critical issue!
Hold on to your power rings, because the secrets behind the Blackest Night finally stand revealed! While Earth is evacuated, Hal Jordan embarks on a brave journey to the darkest depths to uncover the truth behind the Black Lanterns! You won't believe what he uncovers!
Continuing the best-selling epic from superstars Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis![/spoiler:w087ip8o]
Retailers please note: This issue will ship with three covers. For every 25 copies of the Standard Edition (with a cover by Ivan Reis & Oclair Albert), retailers may order one copy of the Variant Edition (with a cover by Ethan Van Sciver). For every 100 copies of the Standard Edition, retailers may order one copy of the Sketch Variant Edition (with a cover by Ivan Reis). Please see the Previews Order Form for more information.
On sale October 21 - 4 of 8 - 40 pg, FC, $3.99 US
It wasn't bad, but I really wish they hadn't named it after What ever happened to the Man of Tomorrow.Aisaku said:I sustain it's all part of the Omega Sanction...
On a side note, I just read Whatever happened to the Caped Crusader, parts 1 and 2 by Neil Gaiman. It was beautiful.
That's about right. And Infinite Crisis continued the bloodfest with the Secret Society and Superboy-prime's rampages. And the weird part was how ironically self-aware the very Infinite Crisis storyline was about the whole gore thing.twitchmoss said:no bowielee, you didnt hallucinate that. grant morrison did. then put it in print. they just haven't picked up on it yet. its a bit vague on what darkseid actually DID to him. 'The Omega Sanction traps the organism in a series of alternate realities, each worse than the previous one. Also, the ability has been shown to transport those struck by it through time and space'
and as for GL stories, they recently did a 'secret origins' story for hal jordan, retelling his origin story, and adding more stuff for blackest night. its freaking awesome.
Anyways, I enjoyed it but I gotta wonder when DC became such a fan of gore and violence.
TA-DAAH
for consistency they should have it scarred over with black goo, like they did for Black Hand.ThatNickGuy said:And funny enough Psycho Pirate is going to be a Black Lantern. There's a cover around somewhere, showing that he has a giant, fist-shaped hole in his head and one dangling eye.
Zombie black lantern vs Black Adam?Bowielee said:And funny enough Psycho Pirate is going to be a Black Lantern. There's a cover around somewhere, showing that he has a giant, fist-shaped hole in his head and one dangling eye.
What?! How does that work?!twitchmoss said:and oh shitbiscuits[spoiler:11y0fixo]black lantern spectre[/spoiler:11y0fixo]
Cog said:[spoiler:14a8llxb]The spectre was kidnapped by the black lantern Crispus Allen.[/spoiler:14a8llxb]
oh dear lord in oa..twitchmoss said:so. #2 is out. and...
holy poop on a pancake.
[spoiler:3fezgz7b]zombie aquaman[/spoiler:3fezgz7b] and [spoiler:3fezgz7b]ZOMBIE SHARKS.[/spoiler:3fezgz7b]
[spoiler:3fezgz7b]ABIN SUR![/spoiler:3fezgz7b]
and oh shitbiscuits[spoiler:3fezgz7b]black lantern spectre[/spoiler:3fezgz7b]
Having read it it actually makes sense...Cog said:[spoiler:16dcp1im]The spectre was kidnapped by the black lantern Crispus Allen.[/spoiler:16dcp1im]
Devious... :eyeroll:Shannow said:he said no
yeah, everyone was suuuuuuuuuuuuure fooled.@Li3n said:Devious... :eyeroll:Shannow said:he said no