Final Crisis
Grant Morrison, J. G. Jones, Doug Mahnke, Carlos Pacheco, Alex Sinclair, Rob Leigh
352 pages · Released 2009 · DC Comics
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A note for parents
Final Crisis is a complex, high-stakes superhero event featuring substantial violence, deaths of major characters, and apocalyptic themes where evil temporarily prevails. While it explores heroism and resilience, the dark tone and graphic superhero combat make it better suited to older teens than younger readers. The storyline is intentionally challenging and philosophical, assuming reader familiarity with DC Comics mythology.
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From the publisher
What happens when evil wins? That's the question Superman, Batman and The Justice League of America must face when Darkseid and his legion of narcissistic followers actually win the war between light and dark. Featuring the deaths and resurrections of major DC characters, Final Crisis is a challenging, thought-provokin... What happens when evil wins? That's the question Superman, Batman and The Justice League of America must face when Darkseid and his legion of narcissistic followers actually win the war between light and dark. Featuring the deaths and resurrections of major DC characters, Final Crisis is a challenging, thought-provoking take on our modern four-colour icons.
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- Comic books, strips, etc
- Good and evil
- Comic books, strips
- nyt:hardcover-graphic-books=2009-07-05
- New York Times bestseller
- Comics & graphic novels, superheroes
- nyt:paperback_graphic_books=2010-07-04
- Superheroes
- Comics & graphic novels, science fiction
- COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS / Superheroes
- Superhero comic books, strips
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ISBN 9781848562998 · DC Comics