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Blackest Night, Part 2

Blackest Night, Part 2

SeriesBlackest Night
NumberVol. 1 #2
PublisherDC Comics
Date2009-10
TypeComic Book, Softcover
LanguageEnglish
Associate EditorAdam Schlagman
ColoristAlex Sinclair, Brad Anderson
Cover ArtistIvan Reis, Oclair Albert, Alex Sinclair
DesignerSteve Wands aka: "Swands"
EditorEddie Berganza, Matt Idelson
Executive EditorDan DiDio
InkerOclair Albert, Julio Ferreira, Jon Sibal
LettererNick J. Napolitano, Steve Wands aka: "Swands"
PencilerIvan Reis, Gary Frank
WriterGeoff Johns
Copyright HolderDC Comics
GenreSuperhero
Published inNew York, NY, USA
Pages40
UPC7 61941 28446 0 00211
CharactersAtom (Ray Palmer)(New Earth), Flash (Barry Allen)(New Earth), Tempest (Garth)(New Earth)(Dies), Green Lantern Corps:, Hal Jordan, Guy Gardner, Kyle Rayner, Kilowog, Brik, Supporting Characters:, Barbara Gordon, Mera, Phantom Stranger, Blue Devil, Zatanna, Antagonists:, Black Lantern Corps:, ' Black Hand', Aquagirl, Aquaman, Deadman, Dolphin, Elongated Man, Sue Dibny, Firestorm, Katma Tui, Hawkgirl, Hawkman, Hawk, Martian Manhunter, Spectre (Crispus Allen), Superman (Kal-L) (Earth-Two)
Story LocationSector 2814, Sector 0, Louisiana; St. Roch, Stonechat Museum, Connecticut; Ivy Town, Ivy University, New Jersey; Gotham City, GCPD Headquarters, Gotham Cemetery, Maine ;Amnesty Bay, Curry Lighthouse, Washington, D.C.; Georgetown College
Linkshttps://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Blackest_Night_Vol_1_2
Notes2 Of 8 $3.99 US Printed in Canada Contains 3 page "The Book of the Black; The Burned in Thoughts of William Hand: Chapter 1, Verse 1. Contains 5 page Special Preview of "Superman Secret Origin" Deadman's story is continued in Blackest Night: Batman #1. Trivia: Technically, a Black Lantern Ring attaching to the Spectre and making him a Black Lantern is a mistake, as the Spectre bonds to his host's soul, not his body. Jim Gordon mentions to Barbara that "when Batgirl disappeared, no one knew what exactly had happened to her, but everyone knew it was bad." This would seem to imply that he is unaware that Barbara was Batgirl, but his knowledge of this fact has been clearly established (even post-Infinite Crisis, as seen in Birds of Prey #89).