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    The Authority #26

    The Authority » The Authority #26 - Genociety released by DC Comics on November 1, 2010.

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    When Jack Hawksmoor chose to board the departing Carrier, he chose uncertainty but tried to hedge his bets. Now that his terrible secret has been exposed, the loss of trust far outweighs the recent loss of life... and the loss of loved ones. But there is no time for anger or mourning. They have reached their destination. Will the Authority find the help for their dying Earth that they seek - or will the end of their journey bring new nightmares?

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    The stuff of nightmares (in space) 0

    The Authority #26 - Genociety by grifter78 on September 01, 2010

      The Authority continues their space odyssey which turns into a space nightmare in this issue.   Tom Taylor has taken us through some great science fiction during his run and he throws in a little science horror now.   I can tell artist Al Barrionuevo had a lot of fun designing some of the alien creatures we see in this issue.   I especially like the fact that none of them are humanoid.   The team has traveled so far out in space now these things should not even know what a human is (or sh...

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