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Black Adam: Rise and Fall of an Empire by Geoff Johns – New Paperback

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Black Adam: Rise and Fall of an Empire by Geoff Johns – New PaperbackWitness the brutal majesty and tragic downfall of DC's most complex anti hero in Black Adam: Rise and Fall of an Empire. Written by the legendary Geoff Johns (Green Lantern, Infinite Crisis) alongside a team of elite writers and artists, this trade paperback collects the essential storylines that redefined Teth Adam for the modern era. This volume is Brand New, offering a pristine reading experience for fans of the 52 series, the Black Adam film, or

Witness the brutal majesty and tragic downfall of DC's most complex anti-hero in Black Adam: Rise and Fall of an Empire. Written by the legendary Geoff Johns (Green Lantern, Infinite Crisis) alongside a team of elite writers and artists, this trade paperback collects the essential storylines that redefined Teth-Adam for the modern era.

This volume is Brand New, offering a pristine reading experience for fans of the 52 series, the Black Adam film, or high-stakes superhero epics.

The Epic Chronicle of a Tyrant

  • The "52" Legacy: This collection brings together the critically acclaimed Black Adam threads from the groundbreaking weekly series 52, detailing his reign over Kahndaq and his ill-fated "Black Marvel Family."

  • Global Conflict: Experience the "World War III" event where Black Adam takes on the entire DC Universe in a fit of vengeful rage, showcasing the true extent of his god-like power.

  • Complex Character Study: Geoff Johns masterfully explores the fine line between hero and villain, portraying Adam as a man driven by love for his family and a merciless sense of justice.

  • A Visual Masterpiece: Features stunning artwork from top industry talents including Keith Giffen, J.G. Jones, and Joe Bennett, capturing both the political intrigue and the visceral combat of Adam's empire.

Item Details

  • Publisher: DC Comics

  • Writers: Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, and Mark Waid

  • Format: Trade Paperback (TPB)

  • Pages: 312 Pages

  • Genre: Action / Adventure / Superhero

  • Release Year: 2021 (New Printing)

Item Condition

This book is in Brand New condition.

  • Cover: Mint condition with sharp corners and no shelf wear.

  • Spine: Perfectly tight, square, and unread with no creasing.

  • Interior: Clean, white, and crisp pages with no markings, dog-ears, or yellowing.

  • Storage: Maintained in a smoke-free, climate-controlled environment to ensure it arrives in collector-grade condition.


Item Specifications

Feature Detail
Title Black Adam: Rise and Fall of an Empire
Author Geoff Johns (Lead)
Publisher DC Comics
Condition Brand New (Paperback)

 

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