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    It's here: the perfect reintroduction to The Authority by Grant Morrison and Gene Ha! The Carrier is dead, leaving The Authority stuck on an Earth in a reality they don't recognize. Their powers barely work, and to add insult to injury, in this universe, they're not only unknown to the population, they're – horror of horrors – comic book characters. Collecting issues #1 and #2 by Morrison and Ha, this is the vital jumping-on point before Keith Giffen and Darick Robertson begin completing the 12-issue story in this month's THE AUTHORITY: THE LOST YEAR #3.

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    The Authority: The Lost Year Reader #1 - Utopian by grifter78 on November 11, 2009

      (No Spoilers) And so begins Wildstorm’s redemption for the sins of the past (actually Grant Morrison’s sins).   To quickly recap, when Wildstorm released their relaunch called Worldstorm in 2006, Grant Morrison and Gene Ha launched a new Authority title.   They got 2 issues released and Morrison left due to over-committing to too many projects.   The project was on indefinite hiatus until Keith Giffen came along and agreed to finish it.   So, the title was renamed The Authority: The Lost Year....

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