Final Crisis Aftermath [Mini Séries]

4 one shot pour gérer l'après final crisis

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The first book showed was Final Crisis Aftermath: Run!,
with a slide of a cover featuring Human Flame. "The heroes hate him,
the villains feel he sold them out to Libra," Sattler said. "His only
choice is to run. This is a guy that feels the world owes him
something, and he makes some terrible decisions. It tells you what life
is like for an F-list villain in the DCU. It's fast-moving and a lot of
people die. What else could you ask for?"

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The Super Young Team will be spotlighted in Final Crisis Aftermath: Dance
(the title elicited some giggles from the crowd). "This is about them
trying very hard to learn how to do the right thing, and still make
their photo shoots, and find out what happens when they take off their
costumes and their Q-rating goes down. This one is very sleazy," said
Sattler.

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Next was Final Crisis Aftermath: Escape ("Which Dan is
actually editing," Sattler informed.) Nemesis was shown on the cover.
"Dan described this book as a combination between The Prisoner and Saw. It's really a very heavy book," Sattler said. "Get ready for nothing you expect in that one."

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Final Crisis Aftermath: Ink, as the name implies,
follows the adventures of Tattooed Man. "He tries to set out and do
good," Sattler said. "It's about an addiction to evil, and cutting
corners, and what happens when you can't stay away from 'the bottle'
for too long. There's a riot in this book that's pretty awesome.
There's a very disturbing surprise he comes across when he finds out
what happens when the tattoos leave his body when he's at home by
himself."

Il s'agira en fait de 4 mini séries en 6 parties (rien que ça) Run! sera le premier puis normalement escape, ink et dance suivront.

les pitchs

FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: RUN! #1

Written by Matthew Sturges, art by Freddie E. Williams II, cover by Kako.

The Human Flame is a dead man. Literally just waking up after the events of Final Crisis, he realizes all the heroes in the DC Universe target him as the lowlife who taped the murder of the Martian Manhunter with his cell phone. On top of that, all the villains in the world want to kill him for selling them out to Libra. He's powerless and penniless, and his only chance for survival is to run! This 6-issue mini-series examines the underbelly of the DCU and what happens when the wrong choices catch up with you. Nothing can prepare you for this chase.

FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: ESCAPE #1

Written by Ivan Brandon, art by Marco Rudi, cover by Scott Hampton.

In this all-new 6-issue miniseries, Nemesis awakens to find himself held captive by the Global Peace Agency inside the walls of the mysterious Electric City. His fellow prisoners are all members of the superhuman intelligence community, and they're subjected to systematic torture in an attempt to siphon the secrets of the DC Universe heroes in an effort to destroy them. As Nemesis works to escape, he finds few people he can truly trust. But nothing could prepare him for the hideous truth behind his situation!

FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: DANCE #1

Written by Joe Casey, art by ChrisCross, cover by Stanley Lau.

Japan's Super Young Team wants nothing more than to be seen as heroes in the eyes of their adoring public. Unfortunately, their adventures during Final Crisis have gone unnoticed, and they've been reduced to performing at public appearances and on various TV shows literally dancing for their livelihood. But the appearance of a new American teammate and a deadly threat complicates the motives of the team as they try and find what truly makes somebody not just a hero, but a sensational hero. Discover the path to greatness in this exciting 6-issue mini-series!

FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: INK #1

Written by Eric Wallace, art by Fabrizio Fiorentino, cover by Brian Stelfreeze.

In the wake of Final Crisis, the Tattooed Man is considered a hero for the first time in his life. At first, the rewards from his new lifestyle are a welcome change from the rest of what his existence has been, but soon the pressure to stay above temptation and evil start to wear him down. Matters are quickly complicated when he wakes up in the middle of the night to find his body covered in unfamiliar tattoos that seem to have a life of their own. In this 6-issue mini-series, the Tattooed Man finds himself in the middle of a life and death struggle with his own powers and the master plan they seem to have for him -- whether he likes it or not!

FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: RUN! #2
Written by Matthew Sturges
Art by Freddie E. Williams II
Cover by Kako
Cars explode! Fireworks explode! People explode! Surprise villains make
appearances...and explode! Get ready to run as the Human Flame ends up
finding a new “benefactor” who may grant him a fate worse than death.
Did we mention the explosions? Good, because this issue has tons of
them.


FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: ESCAPE #2
Written by Ivan Brandon
Art by Marco Rudi
Cover by Scott Hampton
Good morning, and welcome to the second day of your stay in Electric
City. We are your providers, the Global Peace Agency. Time to take a
dip in the Time Pool. What’s the worst that can happen? You are a
valued guest. You can leave any time you want. You have nothing to
fear. You will tell us everything...


FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: DANCE #2
Written by Joe Casey
Art by ChrisCross
Cover by Stanley “Artgerm” Lau
The following is a message on behalf of the Super Young Team:
The Super Young Team would like to formally and publicly sever all ties
with the manufacturers of OXY-GEN. When the team agreed to be celebrity
sponsors of the product, their contracts in no way disclosed the
potential deadly side effects. We in no way endorse a product that
could cause our fans to be harmed, and will be making a donation to the
charities helping the victims of the OXY-GEN tragedy. In the meantime,
please visit our website where you can leave video messages for your
favorite member of Super Young Team, and be sure to take part in the
trivia challenge!


FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: INK #2
Written by Eric Wallace
Art by Fabrizio Fiorentino
Cover by Brian Stelfreeze
Straight outta Liberty Hills comes a crazy hero named Tattooed Man!
With his powers out of control and the police breathing down his neck,
Mark Richards is having a hard time keeping up as the new guardian of
Liberty Hill. But Mark is dedicated to his new path in life, even if he
needs to take a few shortcuts to get what he wants. Will Mark rise
above his past or is he doomed to fall back into the gutter?

Je trouve le Escape! intéressant.

Je savais pas si j'en ferais un. Mais ink et dance peuvent m'interreser possiblement. Surtout celui ink sur tattoued man.

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Spoiler:

pas sur qu'une mini série en 6 parties sur un personnage aussi secondaire soit nécessaire, à la rigueur il aurait été plus intéressant de l'intégrer à la jla par exemple en remplacement de black lightning.

FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: DANCE #3

Written by Joe Casey, art by ChrisCross, cover by Stanley "Artgerm" Lau.

The Super Young Team is dismayed and saddened by the recent events that took place at the "Super Young Team Fan Appreciation Convention" in Dubai. The group would like to reemphasize that this event was not sanctioned by the team and therefore not sponsored by Super Young Team Inc. Their appearance at the show and the subsequent disaster were unfortunate acts of nature.



FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: ESCAPE #3

Written by Ivan Brandon, art by Marco Rudy and Mick Gray, cover by Scott Hampton.

Why do you fight? Are you not happy here? Are you not provided for? The Global Peace Agency loves you. Why would you ever leave? The recent reports of torture and death in Electric City are greatly exaggerated. We will protect you. Just tell us everything you know...



FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: INK #3

Written by Eric Wallace, art by Fabrizio Fiorentino, cover by Brian Stelfreeze.

Things are not looking up for Mark Richards, the Tattooed Man. His family is in trouble, his powers are out of control, and his city is looking to him for help before it goes up in flames. Too bad Mark is too busy getting his face kicked in by a couple of new villains to do anything about it. This is the part where being a hero gets tough, and Mark realizes he might not be up to the task.



FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: RUN! #3

Written by Matthew Sturges, art by Freddie E. Williams II, cover by Kako.

Everything you've come to love about Run! is on display this month: beatings, fire, explosions, guns, jokes at the expense of the less fortunate, stupid costumes and stupid people. You get all this entertainment plus the shocking chain of events that leads to the Human Flame getting a new girlfriend. It's all downhill from here...

FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: RUN! #4
Written by Matthew Sturges
Art by Freddie E. Williams II
Cover by KAKO

In this issue, someone dies! Actually, in this issue, tons of
people die! If you thought RUN! was full of trashy humor and
unnecessary violence before this issue – you ain’t seen nothing yet! We
cause more property damage and hideous disfigurement in the first half
of this issue than any other comic you’ll read this year (besides RUN!
#5 and #6, because those are pretty ridiculous too). Join in the fun!



FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: DANCE #4
Written by Joe Casey
Art by ChrisCross
Cover by Stanley “Artgerm” Lau

The Super Young Team are real heroes! And if you don’t believe them
please check out the Mission Statement on their website. Or peruse the
video log of their charity work that’s posted on several social
networking sites. And while you’re at it, go ahead and check out the
fabulous new t-shirt designs in their web store. All-new t-shirts are
110% bio-friendly; meaning that they actually leave the environment
better than it was before you bought the shirt. Can the JLA say that
about their merchandise?



FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: ESCAPE #4
Written by Ivan Brandon
Art by Marco Rudy
Cover by Scott Hampton

The drugs are wearing off, and Nemesis can finally clear his head
enough to make sense of life in Electric City as a “guest” of the
Global Peace Agency. So what could be worse than having to experience
Electric City under the influence of tranquilizers and truth serums?
How about living there with a clear understanding of what’s really
going to happen when they’re done with you...



FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: INK #4
Written by Eric Wallace
Art by Fabrizio Fiorentino
Cover by Brian Stelfreeze

In the past few days the Tattooed Man has lost control of his
powers, made enemies out of a group of corrupt cops and been attacked
by Super-Villains. Now he’s going to get even – but how far can he go
while still remaining true to his vow to remain Liberty Hill’s
protector?

FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: RUN! #5

Written by Matthew Sturges, art by Freddie E. Williams II, cover by Kako.

Science is not your friend! The Human Flame is about to learn this the hard way as he accidentally unlocks the terror behind the doors of the most secret facility at S.T.A.R. Labs. Mike's on the cusp of becoming one of the most powerful villains in the DC Universe! Or he may just be on the cusp of being horribly murdered! It's hard to tell with cusps sometimes.



FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: ESCAPE #5

Written by Ivan Brandon, art by Marco Rudy, cover by Scott Hampton.

As Nemesis prepares his plan to gain freedom from the Global Peace Agency, he's dealt one last fatal setback. He hasn't been able to trust anybody in Electric City, and now he's not even sure if he can trust himself. Is he doomed to a life of torture and paranoia?



FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: DANCE #5

Written by Joe Casey, art by ChrisCross, cover by Stanley "Artgerm" Lau.

Something sinister is going on in the Super Young Team's homeland of Japan. Can they put their bickering aside long enough to find the truth? Or will the promise of a more lucrative future keep them from uncovering their nation's deadliest secret?



FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: INK #5

Written by Eric Wallace, art by Fabrizio Fiorentino, cover by Brian Stelfreeze.

The situation in Liberty Hill just went from bad to worse as the Tattooed Man struggles to keep his city from being destroyed. But what help can he offer thousands of terrified citizens? He can't even keep himself out of danger from any number of threats, including the cops, an unseen villain and his own powers!

FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: RUN! #6

Written by Matthew Sturges, art by Freddie E. Williams II, cover by Kako.

The chase is over as everything finally catches up to the Human Flame. But if he's going down, he's going down punching and setting stuff on fire! And maybe, just maybe, he's about to find out he's got more power than he ever imagined. Now if he can only manage not to screw things up





FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: ESCAPE #6

Written by Ivan Brandon, art by Cliff Richards and Prentis Rollins, cover by Scott Hampton.

Nemesis and Chase finally steal a chance to escape from the clutches of the Global Peace Agency! But for every secret they uncover, an ugly truth awaits. It's freedom or death in Electric City as this mini-series comes to a shocking conclusion -- sending ripples across the DC Universe.



FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: DANCE #6

Written by Joe Casey, art by ChrisCross, cover by Stanley "Artgerm" Lau.

Super Young Team to action! The group rallies for a stand against a villain they have no hope of beating in this final issue! And even if they survive, they're poised to learn an even harder lesson about the true price of fame.




FINAL CRISIS AFTERMATH: INK #6

Written by Eric Wallace, art by Fabrizio Fiorentino, cover by Brian Stelfreeze.

Secrets are revealed as we learn the mystery of the true threat to Liberty Hill and the Tattooed Man in this final chapter of the miniseries. Learn what it takes to truly become a hero, and catch a glimpse at the Tattooed Man's future in the DC Universe!

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Le personnage de Nemesis vu dans Escape aura droit à une mini-série l'année prochaine: Nemesis: The Imposters. Que tous ceux qui voient ici un message (vraiment pas beaucoup) caché envers Marvel se manifestent

vu les ventes catastrophiques de ces mini séries, je ne pensais pas que DC ferait une suite.