First Wave #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the six-issue First Wave miniseries and the First Wave Special from DC, reimagining classic pulp heroes like Doc Savage, The Spirit, and Batman in a 1930s-inspired setting. Written by Brian Azzarello with art by Rags Morales, the story follows a world where corruption runs deep and these iconic characters unite to take down a sinister conspiracy threatening their city.
In "Bronze Night," a 2011 DC First Wave issue written by Brian Azzarello and illustrated by Rags Morales, the mystery deepens as The Spirit and a woman named Ebony steal a truck carrying a coffin from the Blackhawks, sparking a violent chase across multiple fronts. With Monk and Ham enlisting the Avenger in a dangerous disguise, tensions rise in Hildago as Johnny is captured by the Right Red Hand cult, while in the floating city of Neolantis, Colossi clashes with Mom amid escalating scientific horrors. Cover by J. G. Jones, this issue blends espionage, betrayal, and high-stakes action as Batman intervenes and Doc Savage makes a dramatic entrance, setting the stage for a tangled web of secrets and deception.
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Monk and Ham ask the Avenger to don a disguise. The Spirit and Ebony (a woman) hijacked a truck from the Blackhawks, with a coffin. The Blackhawks trash a bar seeking The Spirit. In Hildago, Johnny, recovering, is betrayed and captured by Right Red Hand cultists while Rima keeps watch. In Neolantis (a floating city), two scientists compare atrocities while Colossi argues with Mom. The Blackhawks ambush and torture The Spirit for their "cargo", until Doc Savage busts in. Batman nabs thugs and The Avenger poses as Clark Savage, Sr. The Blackhawks pin Ebony as a hostage.
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