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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kitoy" data-source="post: 2648766" data-attributes="member: 1819">I just got finished reading Infinite Crisis #1 from DC and I'm really excited about it.  I haven't been this thrilled by the last panel of a comic since the issue of Astonishing X-Men where they brought Colossus back.It picks up right at the end of DC's recent Infinite Crisis mini-series, continuing plots and threads begun in those books and starting to weave them together.  One of the main focuses is on DC's Trinity: Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman, investigating the destruction of the Justice League's base on the moon and the disappearance of the Martian Manhunter.  They get into a pretty dramatic discussion over Wonder Woman having to kill a villain in cold blood who had unbreakable mental control over Superman.  The gist of the argument from Batman and Superman is, "You shouldn't have done it.  There's always another choice."  Is it just me, or are Supes and Bats being pig-headed about this?  I read the issues where the killing happened and I honestly didn't see another solution for Diana.  She really had no choice.Anyways, their discussion is interrupted . . . but I'll let you read that for yourselves.The other two major threads involve the Freedom Fighters conducting an investigation that quickly has them way way way in over their heads and the return of some characters that I honestly never thought I'd see again.  Like I said before, you really have to see the last panel of this issue to believe it!</blockquote>

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