Final Crisis #2
Final Crisis » Final Crisis #2 - Ticket to Blüdhaven released by DC Comics on August 2008.
Short summary describing this issue.
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5 (0) 4 (2) 3 (1) 2 (1) 1 (0) 3.3 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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This is two issues in a row.... 2
Two issues in a row where it is receiving a 0.5. The Marvel Zombies must be trying to sabotage DC's good name. Fun to read issue, still setting up the big story of the year. The stuff with the Japanese super-hero team was a great read, pretty fun stuff. HUGE reveal at the end, if you didn't look at the cover that is. Oh, and not the Batman cover, the other one. Why would you put your big reveal, right on the cover? Well, most of us knew it was happening, but there are a few who are living in a...
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Looking forward to next issue!!! 2
While still being a newbie to DC Universe, I found that it was a little hard to keep up with everything that was going on in the story. Perhaps if I was not a DC newbie I would be able to follow every detail in the story. As Inferiorego said before me "Still setting up the big story of the year". What liked most about this issue is in spite of everything that is happening in the story from the Monitors, Libra's Villian Society, Darkside Club, death of the orion, and death of Jonn Martian Manhun...
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Occasionaly epic, rarely understandable. 1
The only credit I cvan give this book right now is the occasional epic moment, like when *spoiler* Manhunter died in the first issue, or when Batman is grabbed by the evil Lantern lady and immediately calls the rest of the Justice League with a sense of panic and urgency Batman rarely stoops to. However, I still have no idea what is going on except for a few things here and there. I'm not an adament DC reader but just look at the list of the characters. There's about twenty plots going in t...
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Good Cover. Bad Story 0
Excellent cover of the Flash. I do have to admit to liking the character covers. The red ones. I can not even see how they were green lit.The interior art is standing pretty strong also. The story however, seemed to start off a little slow. After a few pages though, it became more of a brisk read. Brisk and easy, and utterly forgettable. The only part that did stick with me was the return of Barry Allen. IREALLY DO NOT WANT TO SEE THE RETURN OF BARRY ALLEN!! He died a hero. Wally has now been t...
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