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A new chapter in The Authority begins as a bolt from the deepest reaches of space gives the Carrier a new lease on life. Now the heroes of the WildStorm Universe must decide whether they should abandon the seemingly hopeless Earth or stay behind and fight for its survival. Featuring a Cover by superstar artist George Pérez (CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS, LEGION OF THREE WORLDS) that links with the cover of January's WILDCATS #19 to form one blockbuster image sporting the big guns of the WildStorm Universe!
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The new creative team kicks off at breakneck speed 0

The Authority #18 - Homecoming, Part 1 by cam23 on January 11, 2010

(Some spoilers)   This is the first issue by writing team Marc Bernardin and Adam Freeman ('The Highwaymen'), drawn by Al Barrionuevo.   The close of DnA's 17-issue run saw the team still down two members (the Doctor and Jenny Quantum), but regaining strength and confidence aboard a partially repowered Carrier.   Here the Carrier takes centre stage, as a literal bolt from the blue sends it into full recovery.   Jack and the others have just a few pages to figure out what's happening, tell as ma...

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Momma, I'm coming home! 0

The Authority #18 - Homecoming, Part 1 by grifter78 on January 06, 2010

  (No Spoilers) Wow!   What a great way for the new creative team to come on board!   The story was fast-paced and very engaging.   Writers Adam Freeman and Marc Bernadin did a great job of conveying the urgency of the situation through their dialogue and the scenes they set-up.   And artist Al Barrionuevo did a good job with his layouts and picking just the right moments to show. Basically, a strange energy source from space is calling The Authority’s massive ship, The Carrier.   Although they ...

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