The DC Universe by Len Wein #[nn]
☆ Be the first to reviewThis hardcover collection celebrates the extensive career of legendary writer and editor Len Wein, featuring a selection of his key stories from across the DC Universe. Spanning titles like *Swamp Thing*, *Batman*, *Justice League of America*, and *Green Lantern*, the volume showcases Wein's influential work from the 1970s through the 2000s, including co-creating the iconic character Swamp Thing. It offers a comprehensive overview of his contributions to DC's mythos, with issues curated to highlight his storytelling range and lasting impact on the publisher's heroes and villains.
"Eye of the Beholder!" delivers a thrilling fusion of legacy and mystery in this 2019 DC Universe entry, where the JLA and JSA find their annual celebration shattered by the return of The Hand—a threat tied to the forgotten history of the Seven Soldiers of Victory. Written by Len Wein and brought to life with dynamic art by Dick Dillin, inks by Joe Giella, and lettering by Ben Oda, the story follows the teams as they split up to track down the lost Seventh Soldier, guided by the enigmatic Oracle across Earth-2. The cover, by Jim Starlin, captures the tension of a world on edge.
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A new menace looms once again vs. the JLA and JSA during the middle of their annual celebration, as they face off vs. a menace that almost destroyed the Seven Soldiers of Victory: The Hand. The two groups split up into smaller teams as they try to solve the mystery of the lost Seventh Soldier in battle. A mysterious presence known as the Oracle aids them in their quest as they try to reunite the Seven Soldiers, scattered throughout time on Earth-2. To be continued...
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