Captain Carrot and the Final Ark #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 2008 DC collection brings together the three-issue miniseries Captain Carrot and the Final Ark, a revival of the classic funny-animal superhero team from the 1980s. Written by Bill Morrison with art by Scott Shaw!, the story follows the anthropomorphic heroes of Earth-C as they face a cosmic crisis threatening their world. The volume collects all three issues of the series, which was part of DC's Tangent: Superman's Reign crossover event.
In "Captain Carrot and the Final Ark, Chapter 1: Bad Hare Day," the Zoo Crew is thrown into chaos when the Salamandroid crashes the Sandy Eggo Comic-Con, only to vanish and declare war between land and sea animals—his claim proven by the sudden, terrifying arrival of Frogzilla.
In "Captain Carrot and the Final Ark, Chapter 2: Frog Day Afternoon," the Zoo Crew faces off against the rampaging Frogzilla, only to be stunned when Alley-Kat-Abra returns with a shocking revelation about Little Cheese’s killer—and the truth behind the monster’s transformation. As the villain’s sinister plan unfolds, the team sets out to track down Salamandroid, only to wake up moments later with no memory of their mission and no powers at all.
In "This Bunny Unbound!", Superman finds himself stranded in a bizarre dimension of talking animals after a strange ray from Pluto disrupts reality. There, he meets Rodney Rabbit, a carrot-powered hero in a Halloween costume who’s just as baffled by the animal-like behavior plaguing his world. Together, the two unlikely allies set out to uncover the truth behind the madness—before the whole dimension goes fully feral.
When Superman vanishes trying to breach the mysterious space barrier beyond Pluto, Captain Carrot crashes back to Earth—only to be caught in the arms of Pig-Iron. Together, they rally a new group of super-powered animal heroes and return to the barrier, only to be suddenly transported to Pluto itself. There, they find Superman imprisoned by the alien menace Starro the Conqueror, and must join forces to face the threat. The story ends with them forming a new team, The Zoo Crew.
In "Crisis on Earth-C!", when the Just'a Lotta Animals are accidentally transported to Captain Carrot's universe by Feline Faust, they team up with the Zoo Crew to find a way home—only to be pulled into a chain of mysterious emergencies. As the JLA's villains appear at each crisis site, vanishing before capture, the two teams must join forces and launch a daring mission to Earth C-Minus to confront the source of the chaos.
When the Zoo Crew and the JLA land on Earth-C-Minus, they split up to manage the chaos unleashed by a wave of villainy, each team facing the bizarre threats of a world gone off the rails. As the heroes race to restore order across a fractured landscape, they must ultimately regroup to confront the twisted minds behind the madness—Feline Faust and Dr. Hoot—before the planet’s final collapse.
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