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    Outsiders: Sum of All Evil #1

    Outsiders: Sum of All Evil » Outsiders: Sum of All Evil #1 - Outsiders: Sum of All Evil released by DC Comics on November 17, 2004.

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    Outsiders: Sum of All Evil last edited by aphillips17 on 02/09/24 07:53PM View full history

    The second collection of OUTSIDERS features more adventures from the unique team of super-heroes that handles threats before they become a global problem!

    SUM OF ALL EVIL collects OUTSIDERS #8-15, in which the Outsiders face a literal demon from Hell. Can even the extra help from Huntress, Captain Marvel Junior and Black Lightning be enough to stop this evil threat? And if that isn't enough, the return of the Fearsome Five wreaks havoc for the team!

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    Outsiders: Sum of All Evil #1 - Outsiders: Sum of All Evil by shawn87 on April 25, 2011

    The Story:With Arsenal still sidelined from gunshot wounds, the Huntress temporarily joins the team. The Outsiders face off against Sabbac with the help of Freddy Freeman (Captain Marvel Jr.). Later the Fearsome Five have broken out of prison and are working with Dr. Sivana. They acquire nuclear missiles that belonged to Lex Luthor when he was President and attempt to use them to blow up Vancouver, Canada.  My Thoughts: Series writer Judd Winick picks up things right where he left off. I liked h...

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