We're almost at the end! 52 week 42, coming at you!
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>>83854251
Green Lantern looks heroic AF on that cover
>>83854251
Finally! I've been waiting forthe incoming suffering!
All right, give me a couple minutes. Got connection issues.
>>83854372
Fear not, Johnny.
Thumbs up let's do this
Okay, fucking finally. We're kicking today off with the tragic conclusion to Ralph Dibny's mystical odyssey.
>>83854762
Oh yes.
Much as I hate Didio, I'm so fucking glad he intervened for this one.
>>83854889
THERE IT IS
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>>83855023
I'm sad
Oh shitSobek is the last Horseman, isn't he
Yeah Buddy.
Shit, she's back.
Oh Sobek!
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>>83855258
It never gets easier.
Damn.
>>83854892
What did he change?
>>83855429
Man, this scene. Isis repenting for her heroic ways and begging her husband to go back to evil.
Shouldn't work, but it does.
>>83855501
Apparently the entire ending of that storyline was going to be much worse and less impressive on Ralph's part. Didio loves Ralph, so he intervened to give his story a proper ending.
>>83855664
> With every murder
> Crows
Ha, I get it.
You do not fuck with Black Adam.
Sivana is having the time of his life.
>>83855246
fuck.
>>83855246
That's our Sobek!
;_;
I mean, a little.
Clark knows a Luthor-brand ruse cruise when he sees one.
>>83855896
Didn't Everyman fall down a hole and die?
>>83855818
I love these guys.
>>83855922
Probably had some cracked ribs and a wicked concussion, but I guess his powers come with super durability too.
>>83855511
I thought Shazam! and Black Adam were like mortal enemies? why is the Marvel family conforming Adam?
>>83856008
Billy's been trying to reform him for awhile. Shit, they were both on the JSA for a bit under Johns' run.
>>83856017
Plus the guy just lost his wife and (adopted) brother. There's hating your enemy and then there's showing basic compassion.
>>83855002
SO FUCKING GOOD
I miss when I had hype for an event.
>>83855764
Yeah, I remember everyone was legitimately shocked by this part. The goofy mascot becomes thebeasts of the apocalypse.
>>83855818
Veronica Cale was never not a bitch.
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>>83856078
that's pretty cool desu
>>83855818
Other best part. Wasn't this Morrison's idea?
>>83856252
>Yeah, I remember everyone was legitimately shocked by this part.
I mentioned this last thread, but there were two points when I was reading this for the first time where I had to close my laptop and just stare at the wall for a couple minutes.
The first was when Luthor caused all of his artificial metahumans to fall out of the sky.
The second was Sobek's reveal.
>>83856321
That's dumb.
That's a dumb cliffhanger.
>>83856310
It's the most Luthor thing imaginable. Kill all of your pet superheroes and blow up your city just because you can't get powers.
And yet people think Luthor would be good without Supes.
>>83856360
>It's the most Luthor thing imaginable.
In my defense this was one of the first DC comics I read and didn't know better.
>>83856382
Fucking EVERYONE'S in Nanda Parbat these days...
>>83856420
They should set up a visitors' center or something.
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>>83855023
I've never understood why Ralph wanted to trick Neron. Obviously, he's evil, but it seems like he just used him as a way to die with some honor.
>>83855081
How did Billy not detect Sobek's evil?
>>83856307
Oolong in general reeks of Morrison.
>wacky cheerful friendly mad scientists who are creating horrifying abominations that scratch and tear at reality itself.
>>83856373
No, it's done really well. You don't see it coming and then bang.
>>83856476
Sobek doesn't know he's evil. He's just always hungry.It was staring us in the face all of the time, but played for fun
>>83856525
There's always a fine line between comedy and horror.
What's the saying? "Comedy is tragedy plus time".
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>>83855258
I remember jumping out of my seat the week this came out.
One of the most blindsided heel turns in comics
>>83856585
It's amazing that a event that was written so hastily in general and with zero central planning could play off such a huge reveal so fucking well.
As everyone else said, it's plain as day in hindsight.
>>83856584
One of my all time favourite comic pages.
>>83855429
Good job Isis, in your dying words you caused the deaths of a billion people
Love this cover. It's the only issue I have of 52 in single form.
>>83856740
Black Adam probably would've hauled off and murdered everyone regardless.
>>83856751
Magnus and the Metal Men are awesome and I'm sad that we haven't gotten more of them in the New 52 after their appearance in Forever Evil.
>>83856760
I like that the JSA are the first to try and get him out. They were teammates after all.
>>83856772
They were in Forever Evil? When? What did they do?
>>83856828
Cyborg goes to get their help in order to fight the CSA after the rest of the Justice League gets put down.
>>83856289
Did it, like, take him 4 weeks to stop posing after scanning that Sun-Eater?
>>83856772
You might consider picking up the Legends of Tomorrow comic. There's quite a bit of Magnus and Metal Men in that.
>>83856382
I agree with whichever writer thought that this was a stupid goddamn take on Wonder Woman. The series that spun out of it gave us Amazons Attack, right?
>>83856922
Oh shit I forgot about that. I'll have to check it out.
>>83856944
IIRC we got a few issues of secret agent WW first. Simone's take kind of meandered for a while before plunging into the shit that was Amazons Attack.
At least Rucka's coming back.
>>83856917
I want Magnus and Hank Pym to team up and go on crazy mad science adventures.
Goddamn I love Dr. Magnus
It's Black Adam vs the world! Who's your money on?
>>83857044
He is done giving any sort of fucks and it's a lot of fun to watch, particularly when everything else is going to shit in the book elsewhere.
>>83856773
>the Great Wall
>on Oolong Island
>>83857046
Pretty even odds all things considered.
>>83856998
Secret Agent Wondy was a silly concept to begin with, and it was never really done justice.
>>83857219
>Zatanna is flat
well that's a bit of a departure from the usual style