- Informations sur l'album
- Infinite Crisis Vol.1 (DC Comics - 2005)
- Infinite crisis
- INT
- USA
- Super-héros
- 110603
- Johns, Geoff
- Jimenez, Phil
- Ordway, Jerry
- Pérez, George
- Reis, Ivan
- Cox, Jeromy
- Major, Guy
- Horie, Richard
- Horie, Tanya
- Reis, Rod
- 10/2006
- non coté
- DC Comics
- Format comics
- 1-401-20959-9
- 264
- 22/05/2010 18:08:04 (maj 06/07/2014 23:02:44)
- Résumé: Collects: Infinite Crisis (2005) #1-7 Every so often, the continuity of DC's interlocking comic books gets so convoluted and cluttered that the company clears the boards with an overarching story encompassing all its titles. The seven-issue Infinite Crisis, a sequel to Crisis on Infinite Earths (1985), is the latest such tale.A parallel-universe version of Superman, who was relegated to limbo at the end of Infinite Earths, escapes and attempts to replace the Earth that faithful readers have been watching for the past two decades with his own. The conflict that follows affects virtually every superhero in the DC universe, killing off extraneous characters and provoking the revamping of others. Infinite Crisis also aims to veer away from the dark, cynical tone that has infected the superhero genre of late. It skirts incomprehensibility, but so does much else in DC's recent output, and that is what Crisis addresses. The artwork, mostly by Phil Jimenez, creditably corrals a huge cast and keeps the myriad story lines going. Casual readers may be baffled, but for hard-core superhero fans, this is essential.
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