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Identity Crisis (DC Comics November 2005)

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Identity Crisis (DC Comics, November 2005). I am not a professional grader look over books and ask questions. 1-4 books is 3.80 5-10 is 4.50 then 11-16 is 8.00 bubbler. 16 to 40 or probably a little bit more $15 flat rate. If you’d like other shipping please inquire before you purchase so I can make adjustments. International shipping could be two weeks to two months to reach you out of my control. If you would like other shipping please ask before you buy so I can accommodate you.Domestic shipping could be 2 to 3 weeks after I send out please be patient. There is post office issues across the country.This book is in pretty nice shape has a little bit of rubbing it is complete

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Comic Stories: Chapter One: Coffin, Chapter Two: House of Lies, Chapter Three: Serial Killer, Chapter Four: Who Benefits, Chapter Five: Father's Day, Chapter Six: Husbands & Wives, Chapter Seven: The Hero's Life

Product Identifiers

Publisher
DC Comics
ISBN-10
1401206883
eBay Product ID (ePID)
16056851038

Product Key Features

Variant Type
Rags Morales Cover
Language
English
Era
Modern Age (1992-Now)
Artist/Writer
Brad Meltzer, Michael Bair, Rags Morales, Alex Sinclair
Cover Artist
Michael Bair, Rags Morales
Genre
Superheroes
Publication Year
2005
Character
Merlyn (Arthur King) (Cameo), Vixen (Cameo), Oberon (Cameo), Hamilton Drew (Cameo), Firestorm (Ronnie Raymond) (Cameo), Mr. Miracle (Scott Free), Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner), Lead (Cameo), Captain Cold (Len Snart), Batman (Bruce Wayne), Captain Marvel (Billy Batson) (Cameo), Flash Wally West, Flash (Wally West) (Cameo), Dick Grayson (Nightwing), Ray (Ray Terrill) (Cameo), Ralph Dibny (Elongated Man), Black Spider, Ellen Baker (Cameo), Tim Drake (Robin), Star Sapphire (Debbie Darnell) (Cameo), Owen Mercer (Introduction), Jean Loring, Wildcat, Flash (Jay Garrick) (Cameo), Shadow Thief (Carl Sands) (Cameo), Zatanna, Orin (Cameo), Oracle (Barbara Gordon), Cheshire, Phobia, Mirror Master (Evan Mcculloch), Tasmanian Devil (Cameo), Barbara Gordon (Batgirl) (Cameo), Doctor Moon, Mr. Terrific (Michael Holt), Black Canary (Dinah Laurel Lance), Firehawk (Lorraine Reilly) (Cameo), Doctor Fate (Hector Hall), Slipknot, Heat Wave (Mick Rory) (Cameo), Starfire (Koryand'r), Professor Zoom (Eobard Thawne) (Cameo), Black Condor (Ryan Kendall) (Cameo), Cyborg (Vic Stone) (Cameo), Captain Boomerang (Owen Mercer), Power Girl (Cameo), Tempest (Garth) (Cameo), Dick Grayson (Nightwing) (Cameo), Captain Atom (Cameo), Jonathan Kent, Mirror Master (Evan Mcculloch) (Cameo), Gypsy (Cameo), Animal Man (Buddy Baker) (Cameo), Aquaman Arthur Curry, Dr. Light (Arthur Light), Snapper Carr (Cameo), Jimmy Olsen (Cameo), Green Lantern (Alan Scott) (Cameo), Iris Allen (Cameo), Hawkman (Carter Hall), Green Arrow (Oliver Queen), Blockbuster (Cameo), Jade (Jenni-Lynn Hayden) (Cameo), Also As Kid Flash, Stargirl (Courtney Whitmore) (Cameo), Perry White, Monocle (Jonathan Cheval), Green Lantern (John Stewart) (Cameo), Arsenal (Roy Harper) (Cameo), Booster Gold (Cameo), Jack Drake (Cameo), Elongated Man, Deadshot (Floyd Lawton), Deathstroke, Batman (Bruce Wayne) (Cameo), Black Lightning (Jefferson Pierce), Doctor Light (Arthur Light), Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) (Cameo), Vixen, Atom (Ray Palmer), Wonder Woman (Diana) (Cameo), Jefferson Pierce (Black Lightning), Wildcat (Ted Grant) (Cameo), Floronic Man (Jason Woodrue) (Cameo), Red Tornado (John Smith) (Cameo), Shadow Thief (Carl Sands), Dr. Mid-Nite (Pieter Cross) (Cameo), Lorraine Reilly (Firehawk), Spectre (Hal Jordan), Black Spider (Cameo), Jimmy Olsen, Nightwing (Dick Grayson) (Cameo), Flash (Barry Allen) (Cameo), Captain Marvel (Billy Batson), Dr. Mid-Nite (Pieter Cross), Firestorm (Ronnie Raymond), Clark Kent Superman, Flash (Wally West), Robin (Dick Grayson) (Cameo), Green Arrow (Connor Hawke), Wonder Woman (Diana Prince), Mr. Terrific (Michael Holt) (Cameo), Kate Spencer (Manhunter), Captain Boomerang (Digger Harkness), Geo-Force (Brion Markov) (Cameo), Gold (Cameo), Bolt, Jack Drake, Kal-El, Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), Adam Strange (Cameo), Jack Knight (Cameo), Merlyn (Arthur King), J'onn J'onzz, Chronos (Dave Clinton), Shining Knight (Sir Justin), Hawkgirl (Kendra Saunders) (Cameo), Lois Lane, J'onn J'onzz (Cameo), Doctor Mid-Nite (Pieter Cross), Alfred Pennyworth (Cameo), Firehawk (Lorainne Reilly), Animal Man, Doctor Mid-Nite (Pieter Cross) (Cameo), Green Lantern (Guy Gardner) (Cameo), Martha Kent, Electrocutioner, Owen Mercer, Big Barda (Cameo), Metamorpho (Rex Mason) (Cameo), Alfred Pennyworth, Monocle, Mister Terrific (Michael Holt) (Cameo), Sue Dibny, Kid Flash (Bart Allen) (Cameo), Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner) (Cameo), Starfire (Koriand'r) (Cameo), Mary Marvel (Mary Batson) (Cameo), Blue Beetle (Ted Kord) (Cameo), Calculator, Felix Faust (Cameo), Superman (Clark Kent), Robin (Tim Drake), Katana, Beast Boy (Garfield Logan) (Cameo), Joker (Cameo), Chronos (David Clinton), Mister Miracle (Scott Free) (Cameo), Lois Lane (Cameo), Commissioner James Gordon (Cameo), Nightwing (Dick Grayson), Sue Dibny (Cameo), Wizard, Flash (Barry Allen)
Series Title
Identity Crisis

Additional Product Features

Number of Pages
272
Publication Date
November 2005
Attribution
Portions of content provided by the Grand Comics Database under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Publisher Country
United States

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4 out of 5 stars
by michaeldhamersk...23 Apr, 2007
Not Bad ! A Good Read !
I normally do not like 'grim and gritty' comic books that have become the norm since the 1980's ! However I checked out the trade paperback hardcover book of 'Identity Crisis' from DC Comics, created by Brad Meltzer, Rags Morales and Michael Bair at my local library this past week. I still do not like my comics 'grim and gritty', but this package of compiling all the seven issues of the mini-series of the comic book together actually made a good 'read' for me at a couple of sittings. It is not something I would give to my youngest child, even tho it has Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman and other superheroes that the mainstream public think should be an all ages read. The 'School Library Journal' suggests that this book is for Grade 10 and up readership, which I would agree is the proper age group due to the content and violence. This mini-series was both wildly acclaimed and also wildly reviled when it was first published post 9-11. It tampered with the DC Universe continuity, but also brought 2nd and 3rd tiered superheroes into the limelight which they had not seen before. Because I am not an active monthly reader of most DC comics, I found this compiliation of the seven issues a 'good read' but found some of the background of the story objectionable including the use of 'mind-wiping'. MichaelRead full review
5 out of 5 stars
by gotcgc04 Jan, 2006
WOW! RESETS THE DC UNIVERSE IN A WHOLE NEW WAY!
To tell you the truth, I had not even bothered with Identity Crisis when it first came out. "I'll just wait for the trade paperback" was what I told myself. The first issue came out and I didn't even notice. Then I attended the San Diego Comic-Con and went to an Identity Crisis panel, which I was surprised to find to be very full. Brad Meltzer, Rags Morales and the rest of the creative crew were there. The first issue had sold out and was going to go to a 2nd printing, but these guys didn't seem as happy as they should be with their top-selling book. "Why Sue Dibny?" was the first question from the audience. "Huh?" I thought. "What about Sue Dibny? Who cares about the wife of a second-rate hero like the Elongated Man?" As Brad described his reasoning for killing off Sue Dibny, I immediately lifted my head out of the magazine I was reading and started paying attention. The audience and the panel talked about the great dialogue leading up to Sue Dibny's death, but also the beautiful art by Rags Morales. "Rags who? I thought Michael Turner was doing the art." Needless to say, I was extremely curious at the end of the 1-hour panel...60 minutes on a mini-series that had only released one issue! I purchased a copy of Identity Crisis #1 at the Con and read it...three times before putting it down! The story and art were well beyond my expectations. I knew Sue Dibny would die, but the dialogue and scripting with the moving art made that a moot point...and yes, by the end, I did care that Sue Dibny had died. From then on, it was an agonizingly long wait every month for the next issue of Identity Crisis. So many questions... Who could get past security systems using advanced Kryptonian and Thanagarian technology? The Calculator...a super-villain who sells information? Why didn't anyone think of that before? Who knew Deathstroke could kick butt like that? He used to get beat up by the Teen Titans but he takes out the JLA? Sue Dibny, Elongated Man, The Calculator, Deathstroke, Captain Boomerang...these are not your A-list cast of characters, but you certainly find yourself drawn into their world. While there's still plenty of Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and the top tier of the DCU, it's the usage of these lesser characters that makes this book different from say "Kingdom Come". And I definitely knew who Rags Morales was after this incredible artwork in this series. With all of the characters he had to draw and the large splash pages, he must have been channeling George Perez! This is a definite must-read for any comic book or science fiction fan. Luckily for you, it's already been collected in a hardcover! Buy it now in our eBay store at http://stores.ebay.com/ComicTrekNet and be reading it for yourself in a few days.Read full review
5 out of 5 stars
by jimjim201211 Jun, 2010
Identity Crisis - Brad Meltzer
Very well written and beautifully illustrated. I won't spoil the plot or flow of story as you HAVE to read it. Someone has killed Elongated Mans wife. Who did it? and are the other superheroes identities and partners at risk.

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