 Legends Of Tomorrow #4 $7.99 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Gerry Conway & Various (A) Eduardo Pansica & Various (CA) Francis Manapul FIRESTORM Written by GERRY CONWAY Art by EDUARDO PANSICA and ROB HUNTER With Firestorm held captive by General Eiling and tortured to the brink of an unstable nuclear reaction, it's up to Jason Rausch and Tonya Lu to sneak into NASCA Base and save Ronnie and Professor Stein…before they explode! METAMORPHO Written by AARON LOPRESTI Art by AARON LOPRESTI and JONATHAN GLAPION Metamorpho and Sapphire have forged an alliance with the people of Dagon Ra to find the Orb, but will they be able to fend off Kanjar Ro and his space pirates? SUGAR & SPIKE Written by KEITH GIFFEN Art by BILQUIS EVELY When Green Lantern's friend Itty the extraterrestrial is kidnapped, only Sugar & Spike can save the day! But who would kidnap a poor, defenseless outer-space worm?! METAL MEN Written by LEN WEIN Art by YILDIRAY CINAR and TREVOR SCOTT With their backs against the wall, and the military breathing down their necks, the Metal Men turn to their one friend who might be able to help them track down Nameless: Cyborg! Date Available: 06/08/2016
BONUS REVIEW by John "Doc" Schaefer
 Everyone's favorite look back at the Silver Age of DC Comics again delivers on their concept. The Firestorm storyline continues to build well utilizing the secondary characters as a wonderful backup team for Firestorm. The villians are truly a flashback to the 1980's when Firestorm's Rogue's Gallery were in their heyday. The Metamorpho storyline continues to reach into new territory. The Metal Men revisit that most popular of concepts ... other Metal Men! Long one of the coolest concepts since Robert Kanigher and Ross Andru created the series in 1962, the idea that all the elements on the Periodic Table could be Metal Men often influence the course of the series. One just has to look back at the fun one page Metal Facts in the original series to see the concepts being flushed out. And as an added bonus, the character of Copper is no longer the brunt of jokes of the later incarnations of the Metal Men. I wonder if this series could move forward with the idea I've been looking forward to seeing for decades, A team of Metal Men spanning the elements. It's long since overdue! Finally, Sugar and Spike drop us right back in the 70's. This concept is a wonderful reminder of how comics were. So far we've been reintroduced to dirty little embarrassing secrets of the big 3 (Superman/Wonder Woman/ Batman). This go around Hal Jordan's Green Lantern needs the help of our childhood stars. The entire "Itty" story is charming and a great introduction to the Metahuman Museum of Oddities! This place deserves it's own feature in this book and is chalk full of quick cameos to delight the classic comic fan. Included on display is the original Red Tornado, Kite Man, Planet Master, Brain Wave's helmet, Brother Power the Geek, Odd Man, The Green Team, plus many more! I truly believe that much like the Space Museum tales from back in Strange Adventures comics, this museum could be a stepping point to a new series of tales. As a classic comics fan, I'd love to see flashback tales of the characters shown in the museum! I give it 10 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Gerry Conway & Various (A) Eduardo Pansica & Various (CA) Francis Manapul FIRESTORM Written by GERRY CONWAY Art by EDUARDO PANSICA and ROB HUNTER With Firestorm held captive by General Eiling and tortured to the brink of an unstable nuclear reaction, it's up to Jason Rausch and Tonya Lu to sneak into NASCA Base and save Ronnie and Professor Stein…before they explode! METAMORPHO Written by AARON LOPRESTI Art by AARON LOPRESTI and JONATHAN GLAPION Metamorpho and Sapphire have forged an alliance with the people of Dagon Ra to find the Orb, but will they be able to fend off Kanjar Ro and his space pirates? SUGAR & SPIKE Written by KEITH GIFFEN Art by BILQUIS EVELY When Green Lantern's friend Itty the extraterrestrial is kidnapped, only Sugar & Spike can save the day! But who would kidnap a poor, defenseless outer-space worm?! METAL MEN Written by LEN WEIN Art by YILDIRAY CINAR and TREVOR SCOTT With their backs against the wall, and the military breathing down their necks, the Metal Men turn to their one friend who might be able to help them track down Nameless: Cyborg! Date Available: 06/08/2016
BONUS REVIEW by John "Doc" Schaefer
Everyone's favorite look back at the Silver Age of DC Comics again delivers on their concept. The Firestorm storyline continues to build well utilizing the secondary characters as a wonderful backup team for Firestorm. The villians are truly a flashback to the 1980's when Firestorm's Rogue's Gallery were in their heyday. The Metamorpho storyline continues to reach into new territory. The Metal Men revisit that most popular of concepts ... other Metal Men! Long one of the coolest concepts since Robert Kanigher and Ross Andru created the series in 1962, the idea that all the elements on the Periodic Table could be Metal Men often influence the course of the series. One just has to look back at the fun one page Metal Facts in the original series to see the concepts being flushed out. And as an added bonus, the character of Copper is no longer the brunt of jokes of the later incarnations of the Metal Men. I wonder if this series could move forward with the idea I've been looking forward to seeing for decades, A team of Metal Men spanning the elements. It's long since overdue! Finally, Sugar and Spike drop us right back in the 70's. This concept is a wonderful reminder of how comics were. So far we've been reintroduced to dirty little embarrassing secrets of the big 3 (Superman/Wonder Woman/ Batman). This go around Hal Jordan's Green Lantern needs the help of our childhood stars. The entire "Itty" story is charming and a great introduction to the Metahuman Museum of Oddities! This place deserves it's own feature in this book and is chalk full of quick cameos to delight the classic comic fan. Included on display is the original Red Tornado, Kite Man, Planet Master, Brain Wave's helmet, Brother Power the Geek, Odd Man, The Green Team, plus many more! I truly believe that much like the Space Museum tales from back in Strange Adventures comics, this museum could be a stepping point to a new series of tales. As a classic comics fan, I'd love to see flashback tales of the characters shown in the museum! I give it 10 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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