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    Brightest Day #24

    Brightest Day » Brightest Day #24 - Brightest Day released by DC Comics on June 1, 2011.

    ironhawk22's Brightest Day #24 - Brightest Day review

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    Seige of Swamp-Thing! Death of Heroes!

    Brightest Day #24 is very very good and shocking it'll have you on the edge of you're seat the whole time and the ending is a total cliffhanger all of the endings. Deaths Check, Battles Check, and a awesome cliffhanger Check.

    Art.

    Ivan Reis's art is amazing and shows all the emotion well except one character during one scene that features a death they are drawn as sad as you'd think. Gleason's art is fine not amazing but good. Syaf's art very good for the short time it's on. Scott Clark's art is pretty good.

    Story.

    A very good conclusion to a very good comic I'll be sad to see it go but I'm so excited for THE SEARCH FOR SWAMP-THING. Great diologue interesting story amazing. Today I only got this and Flash but I have more reviews I haven't posted yet for GLC, JLOA, FLASH #10, & TT.

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    Body Count.

     

     

    -R.I.P. Hawkgirl

     

    -R.I.P. Deadman

    -Captain Boomerang(possibly) 
    POSSIBLY DEAD

     

     

    -R.I.P. Hawk Possibly

     

     

    Cameo by John Constantine at the end Yep John Constantine and Swamp Thingare back in the DCU!

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