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Blackest Night
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Description edit
Writers Geoff Johns, James Robinson and Greg Rucka are joined by artists Scott Kolins, Eddy Barrows and Nicola Scott for this essential BLACKEST NIGHT storyline tie-in title that features The Flash, Wonder Woman and the Justice Society of America dealing with their greatest villains and loved... read more
Books in This Collection
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Blackest Night Flash #1
by Geoff JohnsWritten by Geoff Johns...
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Blackest Night: Flash #2 (of 3) Black Lantern Rogues Revenge
by Geoff JohnsIssue #2 of a 3-Issue Mini-Series, tied directly into the BLACKEST NIGHT storyline!
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Blackest Night Flash #3 (of 3) Comic
by Geoff Johns# Written by Geoff Johns...
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Blackest Night JSA #1 (of 3)
by James RobinsonWritten by James Robinson...
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BLACKEST NIGHT JSA #2 (OF 3)
Written by James Robinson & Tony Bedard...
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BLACKEST NIGHT JSA #3 (OF 3)
The bloodthirsty combat in Manhattan reaches its stunning conclusion here! Earth-2 Superman returns to prove that the true legacy of the Justice Society of America is death. Can our heroes rise up to defeat their dead mentors, role models and...
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Blackest Night Wonder Woman #1
by Greg RuckaWritten by Greg Rucka...
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Blackest Night Wonder Woman #2
by Greg RuckaWritten by Greg Rucka...
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Blackest Night Wonder Woman 3 (Of 3) Comic Book 2010 Dc (1)
Following closely to the events of BLACKEST NIGHT, this miniseries event concludes as the Amazonian Princess comes to terms with who she is and what her role is in the world. But will her acceptance make her more appetizing to the Black Lantern...
Series & Lists edit
This book is in Blackest Night. (standard series)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 741
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