Hawkworld #14
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Writer: John Ostrander
Pencils and inks: Graham Nolan
Shayera’s murder investigation leads her to the Downside district and a confrontation with her father.
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Hawk and Dove (1989) #9
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Writers: Karl and Barbara Kesel
Pencils: Greg Guler
Inks: Scott Hanna
Copperhead puts the squeeze on one of Hawk and Dove's supporting cast.
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Guy Gardner: Warrior #35
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Writer: Phil Jimenez
Pencils: Joyce Chin
Inks: John Stokes
Guy discovers a slavery racket trading in former Green Lanterns.
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The Ultimates #15
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I didn't want to do another Avengers book, and I didn't want it to be an Ultimates book that was like the Ultimates from the turn of the millennium. It's a very different time and so the best way that I could honor that, I thought, was to change whatever I felt needed to be changed and try to make it of this moment, as you said. And Jon [Hickman] had done a lot of the groundwork for that, this sense of disappointment, the sense that something had been taken from from us, and put in the superhero vernacular -- the superpower vernacular. That was all really good and I wanted to, if anything, magnify that. -- Deniz Camp
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Green Lantern #199
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Writer: Steve Englehart
Pencils: Joe Staton
Inks: Mark Farmer
With the Crisis over, the Green Lantern Corps tie up some loose ends.
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Deep Dive Daredevils
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It's a sad truth that a webcomic coming to a proper conclusion rather than being abandoned is a notable event. Happily, Deep Dive Daredevils concluded earlier this week.
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.Light Black #24 [The Fulcrum]
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Story: The Fulcrum
Colors: Light Black #24: Steal
Styles and Supplies: Gift Wrap, Panorama, Pastels (September 19: Scavenge, from this list), Novelty Bead (this image, given here)
Word Count: 3200
Rating: PG
Warnings: Mention of child murder
Characters: Setsiana, Qhoroali
Summary: The double full moon arrives.
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First look at Absolute Joker
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Fantastic Four #397
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Writer: Tom DeFalco
Co-plotter and pencils: Paul Ryan
Inks: Danny Bulanadi
The Watcher pops in to say hello, but something isn’t quite right.
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Extreme Justice #4
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Writer: Dan Vado
Pencils: Mozart Couto
Inks: Ken Branch
The Justice League must stop a rampaging Ronnie Raymond.
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Doom Patrol (1987) #8
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Writer: Paul Kupperberg
Pencils: Erik Larsen
Inks: Gary Martin
It is up to the adult members of the Doom Patrol to take on Shrapnel.
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Doctor Fate (1987) #1
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Writer: J.M. DeMatteis
Pencils: Keith Giffen
Inks: Dave Hunt
The Lords of Order have surrendered to the coming of the Lords of Chaos, but Nabu refuses to give up. He abducts a young boy named Eric Strauss and makes him the new Doctor Fate.
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The Past Is a Foreign Internationalism: JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL #7 (JLI 7/?)
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So what's your pick for saddest Justice League story?
(Warning for sads, and for intense examples.)
( CRY FOR JUSTICE did indeed make me cry, but not the way the creators were hoping it would. )