Mas antes disso rolam umas experiências malucas com a Arlequina que também parecem ter sido decisões erradas dos escritores. Vampires: Killers (2022), two one-shot tie-ins written by Rosenberg, the first drawn by Neil Googe and and the second by Mike Bowden.

She doesn't realize that the mission to repower Supergirl is successful and Green Arrow, Grifter and Swamp Thing have liberated the prison camp of humanity. I’ve seen some complaints about nightwing being turned, but to be fair, I think that if anyone from the batfam has the capability to win a war for the other team it’s him.And then seeing the big mystery play out and also Batman got a letter about all that was going on so it's like seeing a battle play out on both sides of the conflict like who will get whom and I love that so much. After that one pretty cool moment, logic just goes out the fucking window and splatters on the pavement below. Products labelled '*item fulfilled by Exertis on behalf of hmv' will be supplied to you directly by Exertis via their approved couriers. In late 2011, with DC deciding to give Batman (written by Snyder) a back up feature, Tynion was brought in by request of Snyder to script the back ups he had plotted. Due to this, the creators can do things you wouldn’t be able to do normally – such as turn heroes into vampires.

Dramatic Irony: In his backstory, Dick Grayson is betrayed by his own sister and gets turned into a vampire, just like later down the road, he himself will betray his own family to try to turn them. By the end of the "fight", Bruce only landed a single hit by using holy water when she was about to turn him and can barely stand on his own.

Taking place before the start of the second half, they focus on Damian Wayne and Harley Quinn, respectively, as they try to navigate this new world. He is the co-creator of WYND with Michael Dialynas, the young adult fantasy adventure series published by BOOM! Jenny Sparks is the “Spirit of the Century” and represents whatever concept will define the century she’s in. All-Out War would rather focus on the lives of those left to fight and survive in the aftermath of war. The story picks up where things were left in the first volume, a story arc that already nailed its premise near-perfectly with a whodunnit kind of mystery until the big reveal that establishes the new dark era of the DC universe.

It also makes for quite an interesting plot device, as the narrative shifts between the three independent missions all leading to the same goal. Surprisingly, this story arc further delves into its story with far more depth than any other similar apocalyptic story with a central focus on vampires.Ambiguous Ending: Nightwing is dead at the hands of the new Queen of the Vampires, Barbara Gordon, who gives a speech to her new subjects that suggests she's blissfully confident that her knowledge of the hidden human resistance will allow her to wipe it out in a matter of hours and end the War, but while she rants on we see the Resistance preparing for the next stage in their fightback while a repowered Supergirl brings sunlight back to the world. Dramatic Irony: Batman suggests that it's unlikely the vampires have managed to infiltrate the Justice League due to how difficult doing so would be. The first time, Green Arrow, who's been testing him and other members of the Bat-family, considers Bruce capable enough to circumvent any test he can come up with. It also captures the many eclectic voices while establishing new threats, dangers, and stakes for a motley crew of heroes and villains.