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Black Terror #1

Jan 2009 · Dynamite Entertainment · 14.99 USD
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In "The Superpowers Vs. the Superpowers: The Black Terror Goes to Washington Part One," the Black Terror finds himself at odds with President West, only to be saved by the Liberator at the moment of crisis. With the Green Lama and the other Super Powers arriving to stand with him, and the mysterious Inheritors joining their ranks, the stage is set for a clash of ideologies and powers in a story written by Alex Ross and Jim Krueger, illustrated by Mike Lilly, and brought to life with striking colors by Vinicius Andrade and sharp lettering by Simon Bowland. The cover, a bold and dramatic piece by Alex Ross, captures the intensity of the moment.

Contains 5 stories
The Superpowers Vs. the Superpowers: The Black Terror Goes to Washington Part One
22 pp · Superhero
Black TerrorAmerican SpiritFlameMr. FaceGreen LamaOwlMasqueradeScarabArrowTargetSamsonPyromanV-manFighting YankU.S. JonesAmerican Crusader

In "The Superpowers Vs. the Superpowers: The Black Terror Goes to Washington Part One," the Black Terror finds himself caught in a political storm as the United Nations moves to counter the Superpowers, forcing him to confront a wave of American Crusader clones in a desperate stand. With U.S. Jones captured and the world on edge, the Black Terror must navigate a battlefield of ideology and identity—where loyalty is tested and power is not always on the side of justice.

The Black Terror Goes to Washington Part Two
22 pp · Superhero
Black TerrorGreen LamaKid Terror [Tim] (in flashback)American EagleSuper-AmericanMan-of-WarFlagLiberator

In "The Black Terror Goes to Washington Part Two," the masked vigilante storms the White House, desperate to lure out those holding his former sidekick Tim captive. His assault unfolds with brutal precision—until he's met by unexpected allies who step forward with powers and pasts that challenge everything he thought he knew.

The Black Terror Goes to Washington Part Three
22 pp · Superhero
Black TerrorPresident WestLiberatorSuper-AmericanMan-of-WarAmerican EagleThe FlagKid Terror [Tim] (flashback)TwisterDoodleJonesBoy King (flashback)Yank (flashback)Kitten (flashback)American Crusaders (flashback)Captain Battle Jr. (flashback)Davey (flashback)Green LamaMasqueradePyroman
Issue 4
1 pp · Superhero
Black TerrorKid Terror
The Black Terror Goes to Washington Part Four
22 pp · Superhero
Black TerrorPresident WestLiberatorU. S. JonesTwisterSuper-AmericanMan-of-WarAmerican EagleThe FlagInheritors [Kid Terror [Tim]DoodleJonesBoy KingYankKittenCaptain Battle Jr.DaveyBoy King's Giant]American CrusadersGreen LamaMasqueradePyromanOwlFlameHydro'DevilFighting YankSamsonMr. FaceTarget

In "The Black Terror Goes to Washington Part Four," the Black Terror finds himself in a deadly standoff with President West, only to be saved at the last moment by the Liberator. As tensions explode, the Green Lama and a coalition of Super Powers arrive to stand with the Black Terror, joined unexpectedly by the enigmatic Inheritors—bringing new alliances and shifting loyalties into the heart of a crisis that could change everything.

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Full credits

writer Alex Ross
artist, inker Mike Lilly
letterer Simon Bowland
cover pencils, inks Alex Ross

Reprints

↩ Reprints Black Terror #1 (2008), Black Terror #1 (2008), Black Terror #1 (2008), Black Terror #1 (2008), Black Terror #1 (2008), Black Terror #2 (2008), Black Terror #2 (2008), Black Terror #2 (2008), Black Terror #3 (2009), Black Terror #3 (2009), Black Terror #4 (2009), Black Terror #4 (2009), Black Terror #4 (2009)

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