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    DC Universe Presents #4

    DC Universe Presents » DC Universe Presents #4 - Twenty Questions, Part 4 released by DC Comics on February 2012.

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    Step right up, step right up! Watch as Deadman plays "20 Questions" with the enigmatic Son of the Morning on a roller coaster ride like no other! Plus: Ever wonder why good things happen to bad people? Why banks put Braille writing on drive-through ATMs? And just what exactly is the nature of your relationship with God? Then you must read DC UNIVERSE PRESENTS #4!

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    DC Universe Presents #4 - Twenty Questions, Part 4 by the_mighty_monarch on December 21, 2011

    The Good: This is an absolutely astounding cover. It's intriguing and engaging, spotlights the headlining character without being lazy about it; but really it's abstract and surreal in all the right ways.As usual, Deadman's narration is really interesting. He always has just the right thing to say at every moment.The artwork is a perfect kind of cartoony. It's so vibrant it almost feels animated.The Son of Morning is so deliciously charismatic. He's the perfect kind of 'Luficer' character. Not '...

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