The Forever People by Jack Kirby #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "In Search of a Dream!", the Forever People journey from New Genesis to Earth via a boom tube, seeking help from Superman to rescue their companion, Beautiful Dreamer, after she’s captured by Darkseid—mistakenly believed to hold the key to the Anti-Life Equation. Written and illustrated by Jack Kirby, with inks by Vince Colletta and Al Plastino, and lettered by John Costanza, this 2021 DC issue features Kirby’s dynamic cover art inks by Frank Giacoia over his original pencils.
In "In Search of a Dream!", the Forever People journey through a boom tube to Earth, seeking help from Superman to rescue Beautiful Dreamer, who’s been captured by Darkseid. With the Anti-Life Equation still out of reach and new allies like Mother Box emerging, the team faces the Gravi-Guards and the shadow of Intergang as they race to uncover the truth behind her captivity—before the dream itself is lost.
When Billion-Dollar Bates unleashes the power of the Anti-Life Equation from within his mind, his influence spreads like a virus, bending wills across the city. The Forever People are drawn to the chaos, racing against time and Darkseid’s relentless pursuit to stop him before the equation’s full force takes hold.
When "Doc" Gideon uses one of Serifan's capsules to reanimate a grotesque creature stitched from corpse parts, chaos erupts in the morgue. Deadman, summoned through a seance, reaches out to the Forever People—Big Bear, Vykin the Black, Mark Moonrider, Beautiful Dreamer, and Serifan—drawing them into a mystery that blurs life, death, and the line between science and the supernatural.
In "The Scavengers," the Forever People help Deadman take form in the physical world, only for him to realize his quest isn’t over—he still hasn’t found the one who killed him. With Mark Moonrider, Big Bear, Serifan, Beautiful Dreamer, and Vykin the Black by his side, Deadman and the team follow a trail to the Scavengers, a shadowy group whose leader may hold the key to his past.
In "Devilance the Pursuer," the Forever People face a relentless new threat as Devilance the Pursuer launches a brutal assault on their ranks. With Infinity Man drawn into the fray and the team caught in a collapsing reality, they must rely on desperate choices—only to find themselves stranded in an empty universe, cut off from all allies.
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