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    Action Comics #888

    Action Comics » Action Comics #888 - Truth to Power, Part 2 released by DC Comics on June 2010.

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    With Nightwing nowhere in sight, ACTION #888 finds Flamebird face-to-face with the rampaging Rao! But can she defeat him by herself? Luckily, it looks like she won't have to! Enter: Wonder Woman and the Justice Society of America! And in the co-feature, Captain Atom discovers that to complete his journey, he must first travel through the lost world of Skartaris!

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    Action Comics #888 - Truth to Power, Part 2 by zack_freeman on April 15, 2010

    Flamebird teams-up with the Justice Society to defeat an impostor of the Kryptonian god, Rao, while Nightwing struggles to free himself from the Phantom Zone.  THE GOOD  The Captain Atom back-up feature by very well executed. It's part 10 of an extended serial, but I didn't feel lost, at all. James Robinson hooks us in an arresting teaser of Captain Atom melting on the first page and he pulls the more refined, classical speech off a lot more convincingly than the attem...

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    Action Comics #888 - Truth to Power, Part 2 by darkstorm1 on April 25, 2010

    I'm a fan of Perez and I like his art, however I don't feel this is enough to save the book.  Every week it seems it has the potential to be written at a much better level, and every week I'm dissapointed.  This new version of The Flamebird and Nightwing has been subpar and its a shame.  These are characters that have been proven to be much more than that.  Other than a little develpment we see happen with Chris, there's not much else here.  Also, I kinda feel that Wonder Woman and The Justice S...

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