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SPOILER WARNING: The following page may contain story spoilers. Read at your own risk.
Writer: Grant Morrison
Penciller: Richard Case
Inker: John Nyberg
Colorist: Danny Vozzo
Letterer: John E. Workman
Editor: Mark Waid
Heroes: Animal Man, Blue Beetle II, Booster Gold, Crazy Jane, Doctor Fate II, Fire, Green Lantern IV, Ice, Martian Manhunter, Mister Miracle, Phantom Lady II, Rebis, Robotman II, Superman
Supporting Character: Phantom Stranger
Setting: 20th-century Paris, France
Cover Description: Superman cradles the body of Crazy Jane, Rebis holds Robotman, and the Flash watches the background. (No Booster Gold.)
Synopsis: The Doom Patrol runs into some difficulty saving the JLE and Paris from the Brotherhood of Dada.
Chronology: Events in this issue take place immediately following the events of Doom Patrol, Vol. 2, #28.
Page 18, panel 1
Booster Gold explains to Superman that the entire city of Paris, France (including the JLE Embassy) have disappeared into a painting. Standing around helpless are the rest of the Justice League and friends: (alphabetically) Animal Man, Blue Beetle II, Dr. Fate II, Fire, Guy Gardner, Ice, Martian Manhunter, Mister Miracle I, Phantom Lady II, and the Phantom Stranger. It is Booster's first meeting with Phantom Lady.
Page 23, panel 5
Booster performs the unenviable task of revealing to the Doom Patrol that their friend and teammate Crazy Jane was seriously injured while emerging from the painting.
Boosterrific Review: The Justice League assembles to save the world from a metaphysical horseman that gathers its powers from the mere conception of ideas. If you think this sounds more like a job for the Doom Patrol, you'd be right. Fortunately this is a Doom Patrol comic book, which will provide the expected experience for Doom Patrol fans and confuse everyone else.
Boosterrific Rating: Gold Standard.
Average Fan Rating: (1 vote)
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