Originally posted by Galan007
Abomination? Pfft...That's clearly Killer Croc. ermmnone
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It's obviously an image from the next DC/Marvel crossover in which Abomination, who has just given an Omac a handjob and didn't get paid, decides to take out his frustration on Darkseids giant model of Metropolis.
Darkseid, as you can see, was not pleased.
Originally posted by Deathstroke
I'd guess it's the cover just because it has Kubert's name next to Darkseid's waist.
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Originally posted by King_Mungi
http://dccomics.com/comics/?cm=9109????
Alternate cover maybe?
Originally posted by King_MungiYep, Apokalips has been behind pretty much every recent mini. And the New Gods have even stuck their fingers into most of the ongoings at one point or another in the last year or so.
Just to note it's revealed Desaad is behind Salvation Run, it's unknown if DS knows about it but most likely as all this is to make new and improved Parademons.
Originally posted by Juntai
Yep, Apokalips has been behind pretty much every recent mini. And even stuck their fingers into most of the ongoings at one point or another.
Well they showed their shadows in Salvation Run #1, but I thought the big guy was Darkseid turns out it was a servent of Desaad, but I would be suprized if DS doesn't have anything to do with this.
Originally posted by King_Mungi
Well they showed their shadows in Salvation Run #1, but I thought the big guy was Darkseid turns out it was a servent of Desaad, but I would be suprized if DS doesn't have anything to do with this.
All I want is to see Joker and Luthor going at each others throats in the final issue.
Originally posted by Soljer
Whoa!Is anyone else astonished?
Something actually [b]happened
this week. [/B]
Yeah. And Death of the New Gods #7 came out and sh*t went down too. It was a surprisingly busy week.
Originally posted by Deathstroke
Has it been established where the Morticoccus virus came from? I forget if they've explained it or not.
The Ray Palmer of Earth-51 or 52 (I think) first discovered his own blood had the "perfect" quality to it, that led him to extrapolate that an antithesis of his blood existed (Morticoccus). It's buried back in about Week 20-something in Countdown.
Originally posted by DigiMark007
The Ray Palmer of Earth-51 or 52 (I think) first discovered his own blood had the "perfect" quality to it, that led him to extrapolate that an antithesis of his blood existed (Morticoccus). It's buried back in about Week 20-something in Countdown.
Thanks. I remembered Ray talking about it a little ways back, but I couldn't remember if it was explained how KK got it and what not. I'll have to go back and reread some stuff.
Originally posted by Deathstroke
Thanks. I remembered Ray talking about it a little ways back, but I couldn't remember if it was explained how KK got it and what not. I'll have to go back and reread some stuff.
It's when Donna/Jason/Kyle first find Ray.
As for KK, I don't think it's ever explained how he got it in the first place.
