Doctor Fate Annual #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe painted cover of this 1989 DC Annual says everything with quiet, devastating economy: Dr. Fate, his golden helm bowed in grief, clutches a figure in a tender embrace before a gravestone bearing the name Kent Nelson. Kent Williams's painted artwork gives the scene a mournful, almost devotional quality that sets a deeply human tone for a character often defined by cosmic mystery. With J. M. DeMatteis writing alongside artists Jim Fern and Mark McKenna, this oversized annual promises the kind of soulful, introspective storytelling that made late-'80s DC annuals genuinely memorable.
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Nabu tells of how he left the Lords of Order and took up residence inside the corpse of Kent Nelson.
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