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    DC Universe Presents #5

    DC Universe Presents » DC Universe Presents #5 - Twenty Questions Conclusion released by DC Comics on March 2012.

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    It's the mind-blowing, metaphysical conclusion of Deadman's soul-searching quest to find meaning in his mission and salvation for the spirits of those he has possessed! Deadman thinks he finally has the upper hand on his boss, Rama, but he'll soon learn that when it comes to dealing with a god, there's no such thing. All that plus mobsters, terrorists and a bazooka!

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    You Cannot Be Perfect Until You Have Been Imperfect 0

    DC Universe Presents #5 - Twenty Questions Conclusion by the_mighty_monarch on February 10, 2012

    Wow. I was REALLY afraid that this arc had hit its climax too early last issue, but this one manages to provide an equally epic scene for the finale without feeling too similar. It's a much quieter climax, but the deep metaphysical tone resonates just as deeply, if not stronger. Deadman stares a goddess in the face, and tells her that she isn't perfect because she's perfect. Its as simple as that.The panel layouts take a turn for the bizarre in an eerily subtle way. They're nothing like J.H. Wil...

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    DC Universe Presents #5 - Twenty Questions Conclusion by grey56 on February 12, 2012

    So, I'm a veteran. I feel like I should make that preface before going further about this story-arc and this issue in particular. However, I'm also a 'human first' mindset. That being said, I also should preface this by saying I've not had the pleasure of reading Carmine's work from Strange Adventures so I do not know how well constructed those stories are. Ok - with that out of that way; I really enjoyed this arc. And without giving away everything, I want to share some of that.From the beginni...

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