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Kingdom Come by Mark Waid (2008)
  cdp02005 | Aug 4, 2009 |
A classic of the 'metahero' variety. Similar to Gaiman's American Gods or Anansi Boys as it deals with the core ideas of heroism, mythology and power, combined with classic Justice League goodness and the emotional realism of Alex Ross' painted art. ( )
  luketest4 | Jul 31, 2009 |
A classic of the 'metahero' variety. Similar to Gaiman's American Gods or Anansi Boys as it deals with the core ideas of heroism, mythology and power, combined with classic Justice League goodness and the emotional realism of Alex Ross' painted art. ( )
  yak_lukestwin | Jul 29, 2009 |
Cool artwork (as always) from Alex Ross doesn't salvage a mediocre (at best) storyline. I'd give it a skip and maybe pick up the an artbook for Alex Ross instead, because that's about all you'll enjoy out of this. ( )
  JohnMunsch | Apr 10, 2009 |
A classic of the 'metahero' variety. Similar to Gaiman's American Gods or Anansi Boys as it deals with the core ideas of heroism, mythology and power, combined with classic Justice League goodness and the emotional realism of Alex Ross' painted art. ( )
1 vote mynameislukas | Feb 11, 2009 |
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Epigraph
The Greatest Super-Hero Epic of Tomorrow!
Dedication
to Christopher Reeve who makes us believe that a man can fly.
First words
There were voices and thundering and lightnings and an earthquake.
Quotations
"Spinach and cottage cheese? That's a Spectre Platter?"
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Canonical titleKingdom Come
SeriesDC Elseworlds, Kingdom Come (1)
People/CharactersSuperman, Wonder Woman, Batman (Bruce Wayne), Green Lantern (Alan Scott), Flash (Wally West), Martian Manhunter (show all 22)
Important placesKansas, USA
Awards and honorsEisner Award (Best Finite Series/Limited Series, 1997)
EpigraphThe Greatest Super-Hero Epic of Tomorrow!
Dedicationto Christopher Reeve who makes us believe that a man can fly.
First wordsThere were voices and thundering and lightnings and an earthquake.
Quotations"Spinach and cottage cheese? That's a Spectre Platter?"
Last words(Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)
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