Legion of Super-Heroes: Enemy Rising #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Evil Adventus, Part 1: Conflict," the Legion of Super-Heroes faces off against alien invaders on Triton, barely holding their ground until Science Police reinforcements arrive. As the dust settles, Giselle’s refusal to join the Legion adds tension, while Lighting Lad’s latest misstep proves once again that diplomacy isn’t his strong suit. Written by Jim Shooter and brought to life with bold, dynamic art by Francis Manapul and inks by Livesay, this issue marks a pivotal moment in the team’s evolving dynamics. The cover, also by Manapul with Livesay, captures the intensity of the battle in striking detail.
In "Evil Adventus, Part 2: Cataclysm," the Legion of Super-Heroes rallies to repel an alien invasion on Triton, only to face new tensions as the Science Police arrive on the scene. Giselle’s refusal to join the Legion sets a personal tone amid the chaos, while Lighting Lad’s latest misstep adds friction to an already strained moment.
In "Enemy Rising, Part 4: The Leader Who Lost the Legion," the Legion of Super-Heroes fractures under pressure as their allies on Rimbor flee the Science Police, while the team on Velmar V falls to Ikilles—leaving the headquarters to face the shocking suspension of the Legion charter.
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