Out There #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeTwo figures stand defiantly before a roaring bonfire while a field of unconscious or fallen bodies stretches across the foreground — it's a striking, unsettling image that captures the desperate, road-weary tone of Out There at its most intense. Brian Augustyn's "Chasing Shadows" chapter of "The Road to El Dorado" arc promises high stakes, and Humberto Ramos and Sandra Hope deliver a cover that feels both foreboding and strangely triumphant. Published under DC's Cliffhanger! imprint in 2002, this is the kind of issue that reminds you why this series earned its devoted following.
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Abel dreams of the day he lost his speech and found his purpose, in a sandstorm during Desert Storm. The four friends each dream of encountering friends and loved ones from El Dorado, then wind up in the same dream together. Draedalus appears and acknowledges their power. He offers to restore the city, and make them rulers of the Earth, if they will bow down before him. They drive him away and reunite with Abel, Becky, and Megan, now confident that the city can be found and recovered. At the site of the missing city, Susan Wexler arrives to search for her son and her husband.
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