Marooned in a lake of fire, Element Lad, Chemical Kid and Sun Boy face an ecological disaster of 31st-century proportions! And Dragonwing’s got troubles of her own – with her sister’s claws at her throat! Meanwhile, at the edges of United Planets space, the Dominators haven’t forgotten their humiliation at the Legion’s hands…and the next stage of their plan is about to explode! Legion of Super-Heroes #6

One of the greatest LEGIONNAIRES quits! Legion of Super-Heroes #8Ĭlassic Legion artist Steve Lightle returns, along with recent Legion artist Yildiray Cinar! In a tale illustrated by Lightle, Invisible Kid must chase down a set of thieves who’ve gotten their hands on some of the most dangerous technology in the universe…tech that could result in a new dawn for an old adversary!Īnd in “Founder’s Night,” Yildiray Cinar returns for a story of Cosmic Boy, Saturn Girl, and Lightning Lad, the three founding Legionnaires, reunited for a rare night off in 31st-century Istanbul! Legion of Super-Heroes #7.

BRAINIAC 5 and DREAM GIRL have been abducted by the DOMINATORS…so why is the Legion refusing to rescue them?.

Not-so-cool factor: … but the cracks are starting to show.Ĭharacter quotable: “See, Legionnaires – this time you are the ones who are outnumbered! This time you shall fall!” – Titania, touting strength in numbersĮditor’s note: This review was written July 11, 2022.The New 52 - Blue Beetle // DC Comics The New 52 // The New 52 - Legion Lost Legion of Super-Heroes #9 Second opinion: Recommended by The Slings & Arrows Comic Guide (second edition), 2003.Ĭool factor: It still feels like the Levitz/Giffen Legion … Throw in some uncharacteristic story errors from Paul Levitz and it seem like the end of an era is near. Lightle would grow into a strong Legion artist but the results are inconsistent here. Keith Giffen actually starts stepping back here, acting as “designer” with newcomer Steve Lightle providing pencils. But, in both cases, the superstar artists involved only stuck around for an initial arc. DC Comics put a ton of effort and marketing into its upscale, Baxter relaunches of fan-favorite titles LoSH and Teen Titans. Review: So it begins: One of the great run’s in Legion history nears its end. Writers (plot): Paul Levitz and Keith Giffen

Synopsis: The Legion of Super-Heroes rushes to confront its supervillain counterparts, but will the heroes be in time to save Orando? Cover by Keith Giffen and Larry Mahlstedt

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