Brightest Day #2

Nov 2011 · Panini France · 5,40 EUR; 550 XPF; 3000 XAF; 6.50 CAD; 54 MAD; 5.60 TND

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🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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In this pivotal issue of Brightest Day, Hawk’s desperate attempt to resurrect his brother clashes with Deadman’s hard-won peace, forcing a painful confrontation between loyalty and acceptance. Meanwhile, Aquaman grapples with a shocking revelation: Mera was sent to Earth with deadly intentions, shattering the trust between them. Written by Geoff Johns and Peter J. Tomasi, with dynamic art by Ivan Reis, Ardian Syaf, and Joe Prado, and vivid colors by Peter Steigerwald, the issue unfolds with emotional weight and mystery. The cover by David Finch and Scott Williams captures the tension perfectly.

writer Geoff Johns · writer Peter J. Tomasi · artist Ivan Reis · artist Ardian Syaf · artist Joe Prado · inker Vicente Cifuentes · colorist Aspen MLT's Peter Steigerwald · cover David Finch, Scott Williams

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writer Geoff Johns

writer Peter J. Tomasi

artist Ivan Reis

artist Ardian Syaf

artist Joe Prado

inker Vicente Cifuentes

colorist Aspen MLT's Peter Steigerwald

cover pencils David Finch

cover inks Scott Williams

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Hawk tries to force Deadman to bring his brother back to life, but Don is at peace and doesn't want to come back. Aquaman learns that Mera was sent to Earth to kill him.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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