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Legends of Tomorrow #4 cover
Cover: Francis Manapul

Legends of Tomorrow #4

Aug 2016 · DC · 7.99 USD
📊 ~9,677 copies sold its debut month
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"United We Fall, Part 4" delivers a sharp, character-driven twist in the Legends of Tomorrow saga, as Hal Jordan enlists the unlikely duo of Sugar and Spike to investigate the Meta-Human Museum of Oddities—where an exhibit eerily resembling his long-lost alien companion, Itty, has sparked suspicion. Written by Keith Giffen and illustrated with bold, expressive detail by Bilquis Evely, the issue deepens the mystery around the museum’s enigmatic curator, Lee Carver (formerly the Lamplighter), while introducing a new player with ties to Itty’s mysterious lineage. The cover by Francis Manapul captures the tension perfectly, setting the stage for a story where past secrets and alien kinship collide.

Contains 4 stories
United We Fall, Part 4
20 pp · Superhero
Firestorm [Ronnie RaymondMartin Stein]Major ForceGeneral Wade EilingJason RuschAlvin RuschTonya LuJoanne RaymondMultiplex [Danton Black] (villain)Doctor Marla Cunningham

In "United We Fall, Part 4," Firestorm is trapped in General Eiling’s high-tech containment field, leaving Ronnie and Professor Stein powerless as Major Force tightens his grip. While Jason works frantically in Stein’s lab to break the barrier, Dr. Cunningham races against time to stop Multiplex from completing a dangerous quantum field generator.

Two Worlds, One Destiny Part 4: Quest for Power
20 pp · Superhero
Metamorpho [Rex Mason]Simon StaggJavaSapphire StaggAmmonNeithKanjar Ro (villain)CertoKelvGromanDoctor Reynolds
Itty Bitty
20 pp · Superhero
Sugar [Sugar Plumm]Spike [Cecil "Spike" Wilson]Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Lee Carver [Lamplighter] (former GL foe, now owner of MetaHuman Museum of Oddities)Rebecca (female villain)Itty (in flashback, former GL alien companion)Itty's offspring

In "Itty Bitty," Hal Jordan enlists Sugar and Spike to investigate the Meta-Human Museum of Oddities after an exhibit eerily resembles his long-lost alien companion, Itty. The museum’s operator, Lee Carver—once the villainous Lamplighter—has gathered his bizarre collection through questionable means, and now both a mysterious female operative and Itty’s own siblings are closing in, each with their own reason to reclaim the alien.

Everything Old Is New Again!
20 pp · Superhero
Metal Men [GoldPlatinumIronLeadTinMercury]Doctor Will MagnusLt. General Thelma ScalettiRobotman [Cliff Steele]Cyborg [Victor Stone]Red TornadoNameless [The CalculatorNoah Kuttler] (cyber hacker, villain)Mother (mystery female villain)Doctor Chantilly LaceNew Metal Men [MagnesiumSiliconLithiumZirconiumAluminumCopper] (replacement Metal Men built by the US government)

In "Everything Old Is New Again!", Cyborg teams up with the original Metal Men to hunt down the mysterious Nameless—only to discover he’s the Calculator in disguise. As the government deploys six new Metal Men made of different metals to capture the originals, the team must stay one step ahead of both their past and a relentless new threat.

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Full credits

artist, inker Bilquis Evely
cover pencils, inks Francis Manapul

Reprints

Reprinted in Sugar & Spike: Metahuman Investigations #[nn] (2017), Firestorm: The Nuclear Man - United We Fall #[nn] (2017), Metal Men: Full Metal Jacket #[nn] (2017), Metamorpho: Two Worlds, One Destiny #[nn] (2017)

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