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    Flashpoint: Legion of Doom #2

    Flashpoint: Legion of Doom » Flashpoint: Legion of Doom #2 - Fired Up! released by DC Comics on September 2011.

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    Fired Up! last edited by pikahyper on 04/20/21 04:11AM View full history

    FLASH QUESTION: The villains have mounted a prison break! Now, one lone hero stands in the way. Will Animal Man be able to stop them, or will they have their revenge against Cyborg?

    When Cyborg locked Mick Rory away in the Hall of Doom for murdering Firestorm, little did he know the risk that comes from being the target of Heatwave’s vengeance. With help from Eel, a.k.a Plastic Man, Heatwave generates an escape plan. But in order to be successful and gain back the weapons that fuel him, he must get past Atomic Skull and the Meta Gang, Animal Man, and Atom to name a few. And when his monstrous plan for revenge is ultimately revealed, Cyborg will have to worry about saving much more than just himself.

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    No Jokes. Stupid. This Is Just Stupid. 0

    Flashpoint: Legion of Doom #2 - Fired Up! by blurred_view on July 21, 2011

    Adam Glass got off to a bad start with the first issue of this limited series, setting up Heatwave as the baddest man alive with all the skill of a first time fanfiction writer. This, the second issue of the limited series, actually manages to be worse.  Glass is in love with his version of Heatwave. Oh, is he ever in love. Even completely disarmed of his gear, Heatwave may as well be the most dangerous man alive. Why? Because Glass loves Heatwave. There is no justification anywhere in this stor...

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