DC Comics
	Brightest Day #5
	By Hervé St-Louis
	July 11, 2010 - 08:52
    
	  
	DC Comics
	
	
	  
	Writer(s): Geoff Johns, Peter J. Tomasi
	
      
  
	  
	Penciller(s): Ivan Reis, Adrian Syaf, Joe Prado 
	
	  
	Inker(s): Vicente Cifuentes 
	
	  
	Colourist(s): Peter Steigerwald 
	
	  
	Letterer(s): Rob Clark Jr. 
	
	  
	Cover Artist(s): David Finch, Ivan Reis, Scott Williams, Steingerwald, Chuck Pires
	
	
	
	  
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	Mera’s people come back to seek the death of Aquaman and Hawkman and Hawkgirl are on a new world where men birds are at war with men lions. Our heroes are caught in the crossfire and may well be the next meals of the various factions. Oh, Mera reveals her real reason for travelling to Aquaman’s dimension. I liked the sections with Aquaman and the reveal of the big secret plot. It’s about time. Now, because Geoff Johns is involved, we know that he’s going to be rewriting a lot of history. The Hawkman and Hawkgirl segment was violent and it was fun to read the section because it felt that the writers really knew the characters. The artwork colouring for the Aquaman section was painful. The pencils were strong, but the colours destroyed the experience. The storytelling was not as clear in the Hawkman and Hawkgirl section. 
     
	
	
	  
	Rating: 8/10
	
		
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