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    52 #2

    52 » 52 #2 - Volume 2 released by DC Comics on July 2007.

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    Volume 2 last edited by magicman620 on 02/18/21 05:56PM View full history

    Continue to explore the DCU's lost year in the second volume of a 4-book collection featuring death, danger, romance, terror and the never-ending search for heroism! This 304-page volume — sporting a new cover by J.G. Jones — contains the lead stories from 52 WEEKS 14-26, plus commentary on each issue by creators and editors, conceptual drawings, sketch material, thumbnails and more!

    52: A year without Superman; a year without Batman; a year without Wonder Woman…but not a year without heroes.

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    52 #2 - Volume 2 by shawn87 on April 30, 2011

    The Story:The events that take place during weeks 14-26 after Infinite Crisis.  My Thoughts: The four genius men responsible for this epic event (Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, Mark Waid) continue to delve further into the multiple story lines they created in the first volume. While they hit a bit of a snag here and fail to deliver the same level of quality created in the first volume, this was still an entertaining read. Their ability to produce multiple story lines which focus on a w...

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