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The Final Night (DC Comics Crossovers)
For the first time, The Final Night mini-series-along with the Parallax: Emerald Night one-shot that accompanied it-is collected in a single trade paperback volume. As skies darken, Superman's sun-based powers begin to fade, and the people of Earth begin to suffer food shortages and frozen conditions. When attempts to rekindle the sun fail, Green Lantern, Kyle Rayner seeks...more
Paperback, 114 pages
Published
March 1st 1998
by DC Comics
(first published November 1996)
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Reprints The Final Night #1-4 (November 1996). An alien named Dusk arrives on Earth with a warning: the Sun-Eater is coming! Dusk tells the heroes of Earth that the Sun-Eater cannot be stopped and that the Earth is doomed. A last ditch effort to stop the Sun-Eater and save the sun is underway, and heroes like the Legion of Super-Heroes, Batman, and Superman find themselves working hand-in-hand with Lex Luthor to try to save humanity. Heroes like Ferro arise but to save the Earth a true hero migh...more
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Karl Kessel in an underrated writer who consistently turns in solid, well paced stories. Here Earth's Sun is in danger of turning itself into a nova. Decent characterization of DCU mainstays Superman and Luthor, but the key here is Kessel's redemption of Hal Jordan (probably done to silence the internet fanbase that wanted Jordan back as a hero).
Just the beginning to another crazy event.
The redemption of Hal Jordan!
Mar 08, 2010
Federiken Masters
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3 of 5 stars
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review of another edition
Recommends it for:
pre-rebootistas
Leído y poseído en la edición de dos tomos que sacó Editorial Vid hace década y pico (que no creo que suba de momento), pero marco la edición española por ser la que más se le parece. Sólo recuerdo un par de escenas y el final, que me gustó bastante, pero muy poco más, más allá de que el dibujo era bastante normalucho. A ver para cuándo lo releo.
Final Night is a good, fun comic that attempts to correct the problems that were created by Zero Hour. It's a very enjoyable book, with an interesting story that actually challanges the "gods" of the DC Universe. Some people might be put off by the thought-balloons and odd naration, but in a way, that's what gives this book it's charm.
Despite enduring numerous let downs in the "events" department, this book delivers in suspense and action.
Ha ha, Lex Luthor laughs at Superman.
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