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    Youngblood #2

    Youngblood » Youngblood #2 - Bad Blood released by Awesome Comics on March 1, 1998.

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    Suprema and Twilight are defeated by Satana and Lounge Lizard who are part of a new evil Youngblood team. Doc Rocket and Johnny Panic are subdued by Speedwell (another speedster) and his sister Poppy (an illusionist). Shaft and Big Brother get beaten by Sentinel (who escaped from the Hell of Mirrors in Supreme #56), and uranium giant monster Atomo.

    With all of Youngblood captured, it is up to Waxey Doyle to become the costumed hero Waxman again to distract the evil Youngblood team whilst the others free themselves. Youngblood manage to defeat the evil team, but not before most of the villains are able to escape.

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    Youngblood #2 - Bad Blood by eyelash30 on October 24, 2014

    Alan Moore cameos in this 'Teen Titans' beat on teen super-hero teams as their villains are introduced with equal parts gusto and respectful tribute to monster comics of the 1950's. The heroes predictably win, but its the unseen conspirators to these villainous would-be imposters that leaves some disappointment this series ended before it would ever gain momentum. The art is superb, but sadly the story gets some pick-up only to get dropped cold....

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