52 Week #27
By Hervé St-Louis
September 2, 2007 - 15:28
DC Comics
Writer(s): Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, Mark Waid
Penciller(s): Keith Giffen, Shawn Moll
Inker(s): Ruy Jose, Mariah Benes, Rodney Ramos, Prentis Rollins, Nelson
Cover Artist(s): J.G. Jones
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This is one of the few complete stories in the 52 series that could be read and put away, while offering an enjoyable ride. Dibny is so consumed by rage and obsessed by the lost of his wife that he’s willing to travel the universe to get her back. He clearly has changed from his comedic days in the Justice League.
There is a first hint that the old Question is dying and that revelation isn rather sudden as no subplot hinted at that before this issue. This sequence also raises several questions about who wrote the villains’ Bible and why it appears to be prophetic. It was never fully explained in the 52 series and I’m hoping one doesn’t have to go read yet another DC comic book to find out.
Although the same penciller draws the entire issue, the look of this book is all over the place with so many inkers lending a hand. The Waverider parts have good shadows. The scenes in the ethereal are clean and engaging.
There is also artwork by Howard Chaykin depicting the origin of Black Canary. It’s not good at all. It’s too unpolished and like all Chaykin women, her mouth is constantly opened.
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