The account of DC’s missing year finishes with #52.
Only once will spoiler tags will be used in this review. If you read further, expect to learn many things which were revealed in this series.
The account of DC’s missing year finishes with #52.
Only once will spoiler tags will be used in this review. If you read further, expect to learn many things which were revealed in this series.
Yeah, we know, but it’s Wednesday….
DC planned 52 as a stand-alone series that would explain how their Universe moved from the end of Infinite Crisis to their current continuity.
Somewhere along the line, they decided to add a four-issue crossover mini-series that answers several of the significant questions.
Important characters die, others are not what they appear to be, and Montoya answers the Question.
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Fifty-Two takes a more streamlined approach, focussing more on individual plots in these issues.
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Christmas and the New Year pass in the DC Universe, and heroes fall like snow.
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The 52 reviews have returned. In these issues, plots begin to converge, Montoya trains to become the new Question, Osiris acquires a talking croc sidekick, and Batman may be quitting for good.1
1. Riiiiiiiiight.
The many plots continue to develop and, in what may be a significant development or a quick jab at Marvel, the U.S. government considers a superhuman registration act.
The mysteries grow as the weeks pass.
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This is Metropolis! It’s a city Brainiac tries to shrink to bottle size every Thursday. Don’t tell me nothing is on tonight.
–Booster Gold, #15
These issues present a quickly-planned wedding, a Marvel Family renunion, at least three different escapes, the death of a major character, and the apparent loss of another’s sanity.
We’re still in the dark with regards to those missing mad scientists.