Blackest Night [One shot]

Sujet: Blackest Night [One shot] Mar 13 Oct 2009 - 6:26

Au mois de février, à l'occasion de blackest night, ce n'est pas certains personnages qui vont revenir d'outre tombe mais bien certains titres (un numéro seulement)

Citation :: - POWER OF SHAZAM #48 Eric Wallace tells the tale in
which Osiris returns from the dead to “chew the fat” with a very
powerless Billy and Mary Batson.
- CATWOMAN #83 Fabian Nicieza has the original Black mask explaining to Selina why shooting him in the head was a bad idea.
- SUICIDE SQUAD #67
Gail Simone and John Ostrander are ringside for the epic fight between
a very dead Suicide Squad and a possibly soon-to-be dead Secret Six.
- QUESTION #37 Greg Rucka has the one answer for when two Questions meet.
- PHANTOM STRANGER #42 Pete Tomasi reveals what Blackest Night means to the Phantom Stranger.
- WEIRD WESTERN TALES #71
Dan DiDio lets you
know what all the dead old west characters are doing in the new west
today.
- ATOM AND HAWKMAN #46 Geoff brings you the double date from Hell, The Black Lantern Hawks work to reunite Atom with his long dead love, Jean Loring.
- STARMAN #81 James Robinson returns to the book he made great and visits some old haunts

Sujet: Re: Blackest Night [One shot] Mar 20 Oct 2009 - 6:35

THE ATOM & HAWKMAN #46
Written by Geoff Johns
Art and cover by Ryan Sook

The Atom has been in the center of the BLACKEST NIGHT storm since
day one. But now that storm becomes more personal than he could ever
have imagined when he is hunted by not only the Black Lanterns Hawkman
and Hawkgirl, but Black Lanterns Khufu and Chay-Ara! Don’t miss the
meltdown in another of this month’s one-issue revivals of classic DC
Universe titles!

Blackest Night [One shot] Catwomanh

CATWOMAN #83
Written by Fabian Nicieza
Art by Julian Lopez & Bit
Cover by Guillem March

As if the chaos and mayhem of Gotham City’s blackout wasn’t enough,
Catwoman faces a dead villain that she was responsible for killing –
the original Black Mask!
Will this attack against the body and soul of Selina Kyle prove to be
too much for the feline femme fatale? And can she come to grips with
killing (again) a possibly unkillable foe? Find out in another of this
month’s one-issue revivals of classic DC Universe titles!

Blackest Night [One shot] Phantomstranger

Blackest Night [One shot] Phantomstranger

THE PHANTOM STRANGER #42
Written by Peter J. Tomasi
Art and cover by Ardian Syaf & Vicente Cifuentes

Spotlighting the DC Universe’s magic-based characters! The Phantom
Stranger, with Blue Devil at his side, battles the Black Lantern
Spectre with little hope of success. Meanwhile, Black Lantern Deadman
delves into the Phantom Stranger, compelled to learn the mysterious
hero’s true origins. But what dangers will arise if the Phantom
Stranger's enigmatic past is revealed? Find out in another of this
month’s one-issue revivals of classic DC Universe titles!

Blackest Night [One shot] Powerofshazam

THE POWER OF SHAZAM #48
Written by Eric Wallace
Art by Don Kramer & Michael Babinski
Cover by Tom Feister

BLACKEST NIGHT infects the Black Adam family when Osiris returns
from the dead as a Black Lantern to terrorize young Billy and Mary
Batson! Now powerless after the wizard Shazam deemed them unworthy in
JUSTICE SOCIETY OF AMERICA #25, can the Batsons even count on the aid
of Freddy Freeman, the new Captain Marvel? Find out in another of this
month’s one-issue revivals of classic DC Universe titles!

Blackest Night [One shot] Questionbw

THE QUESTION #37
Written by Greg Rucka
Art by Denys Cowan & Bill Sienkiewicz
Cover by Cully Hamner

A BLACKEST NIGHT tie-in! Greg Rucka (DETECTIVE COMICS, CHECKMATE)
joins original THE QUESTION series artists Denys Cowan and Bill
Sienkiewicz for the return of Vic Sage! The Black Lantern rings have
made their way to earth and disturbed the grave of the original
Question. Now, the faceless man returns as Black Lantern Vic Sage
targets his former protégé – and current replacement – Renee Montoya.
It's the Question vs. the Black Lantern Question vs. Lady Shiva in the
ultimate throw-down!

Blackest Night [One shot] Starmanz

STARMAN #81
Written by James Robinson
Art by Fernando Dagnino & Bill Sienkiewicz
Cover by Tony Harris

James Robinson revives his beloved STARMAN series for one more
issue as a Black Lantern Starman haunts Opal City. Which Starman has
returned and who can stop him from wreaking havoc on the city? Well,
the Shade would rather just continue his date with Hope O’Dare, but if
no one else can be bothered, what choice does he have but to
investigate? Just don’t dare call him a Super Hero.

As the rest of the DC Universe is learning, defeating Black
Lanterns isn’t easy – is this the final curtain call for the immortal
Shade? Find out in another of this month’s one-issue revivals of
classic DC Universe titles!

Blackest Night [One shot] Weirdwesterntales

Blackest Night [One shot] Weirdwesterntales

WEIRD WESTERN TALES #71
Written by Dan DiDio
Art by Renato Arlem
Cover by Bill Sienkiewicz

The gun-slinging action continues here in an issue written by DCU
Executive Editor Dan DiDio! Western heroes Jonah Hex, Bat Lash,
Scalphunter and Firehair rise from the dead as Black Lanterns. But will
they save the west – or ruin it? Find out in another of this month’s
one-issue revivals of classic DC Universe titles!

Blackest Night [One shot] Suicidesquad

SUICIDE SQUAD #67
Written by John Ostrander & Gail Simone
Art by J. Calafiore
Cover by Daniel LuVisi

Original SUICIDE SQUAD writer John Ostrander and Gail Simone
resurrect The Suicide Squad as they take on BLACKEST NIGHT and the
Secret Six! The Fiddler has risen from the dead, and he’s targeting
Deadshot and anyone who stands in his way. But someone else has
targeted Deadshot – the Suicide Squad! Everything is about to hit the
Wall (Amanda Waller, that is) – and this Wall hits back!

Continuing this month’s one-issue revival of classic DC Universe
titles, this epic story carries into January’s SECRET SIX #17!