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SFCT Presents: Justice League Week: The Darkseid War Part 1


Welcome to Justice League Week on Super Comic Fun Time!


I gotta tell you guys, I was so excited to do this video. I had unrealistic expectations that I could zoom through the first three or four chapters of this most excellent omnibus but I couldn't. This video includes the two prologues and the first chapter of The Dark Side War.

OMG! This story is so good. The art is so good. As you'll see in this video a character called Grail comes through Barry Allen's Flash and it is so awesome I could cry.

Even though I know these are superheroes and this is a comic book, I also know this is the swan song for the New 52 as Rebirth follows shortly after. Yet over and over again even in this first part, I was convinced characters were dying!

So this book definitely brought with it for me the suspension of disbelief. And if you're not looking for something this powerful in a comic book, then this one definitely this one isn't for you.

As I mention in the video, Jack Kirby's The Fourth World Omnibus is at the lowest price I have seen it at yet for the pre-order which is $91.21 so if you want to check out the price and see if it is within your budget click the link!

You can snag your copy of this most excellent Justice League: The Darkseid War SagaOmnibus by clicking on its name!

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Be sure to tune in tomorrow as we are going to get into even better stuff than somebody crawling through the Flash's mouth! This book gets better and better, at least insofar as I have read.

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