Worlds' Finest Vol. 2: Hunt and Be Hunted (The New 52)
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| Rating | : | 4.43 (919 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1401242766 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 160 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-05-26 |
| Language | : | English |
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In 2009 Levitz stepped down from his executive role at DC to pursue writing again full-time, and he is now the author of the relaunched LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES. . As a writer, he is best known for his long association with the Legion, which began in 1974 and has continued off and on ever since — with a particularly fan-favored run published between 1982 and 1989. Paul Levitz has worked for DC Comics in various capacities for over 35 years, wi
Mister Terrific. Stranded on our earth over five years ago, these two heroes from Earth 2 are forced to fight evil in strange new surroundings, all while trying to find their way home. What could their old ally have to do with a group that wants the Worlds' Finest dead? Legendary creators Paul Levitz and artists George Perez and Kevin Maguire continue their critically acclaimed run on WORLDS' FINEST VOL. Power Girl and Huntress continue to find links back to their home world, but are derailed by mysterious attackers who have connections to Michael Holt, a.k.a. 2, which collects issues #6-12.
Good but not quite clicking Kid Kyoto This take on the classic Superman-Batman team up book World's Finest stars Huntress and Power Girl daughters/heirs to Superman and Batman from an alternate universe. Trapped on the New 52 Earth they're trying to get home while attracting attention from Darkseid's minions.With writing by Paul Levitz and art by George Perez and Kevin McGuire this is a dream book for me in many ways. But it never quite clicks.Perez and McGuire are as good as ever, but they're supplimented by several other artists, none of whom are bad, but none o. "Best friends stuck in a different world, acting as heroes and creating new lives." according to Matt Anderson. Collects Worlds’ Finest issues #6-12I really like the parallel universe aspect of their story. Best friends stuck in a different world, acting as heroes and creating new lives. It is a lot of fun. Helena meeting Damien was my favorite part of this volume. I like how she refers to Damien as Not-Brother and Bruce as Not-Dad. She hasn’t actually met Bruce yet, but it will be interesting when they finally cross paths. Damien and Helena are a good team, though. Almost as good as Helena and Karen.(Spoilers) I didn’. Impressive Alright, I'll admit that when I heard about this, I thought "Oh great, they're making batman and superman story with their daughters as them, can DC get anymore dumb". But, After I read this book, and the one printed before hand, I have to say I'm getting proven wrong, time and again. Each character works together quite well and complements each other in ways I couldn't ever expect. To those people who think that this book should have stayed in the Earth 2 continuity, I think they don't realize is that the when, and if, a cros
. In 2009 Levitz stepped down from his executive role at DC to pursue writing again full-time, and he is now the author of the relaunched LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES. As a writer, he is best known for his long association with the Legion, which began in 1974 and has continued off and on ever since — with a particularly fan-favored run published between 1982 and 1989. About the Author Paul Levitz has worked for DC Comics in various capacities for over 35 years, with tenures as an editor (ADVENTURE COMICS, BATMAN), a writer (ALL STAR COMICS, LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES), and u