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| − | | | + | |series=Adventure Comics 80-Page Giant|issue_no=1 |
| − | |image=[[ | + | |story_no=5 |
| + | |image=[[File:Adventure80PageGiant1-Splash.jpg|250px]] | ||
|caption=Splash page of the Legion story. Art by Kevin West. | |caption=Splash page of the Legion story. Art by Kevin West. | ||
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|story_title=Team Work | |story_title=Team Work | ||
| − | |previous=[[ | + | |previous=[[Legion of Super-Heroes v4 105|''Legion of Super-Heroes'' v4 #105]] |
| − | |next=[[ | + | |next=[[Legionnaires 62|''Legionnaires'' #62]] |
| − | | | + | |publication_date=[[September 2]], 1998 ''(one week late)'' |
| − | | | + | |cover_date=October 1998 |
| − | | | + | |writer=[[Tom McCraw]] |
| − | | | + | |penciller=[[Kevin West]] |
| − | | | + | |inker=[[Ray Kryssing]] |
| − | | | + | |letterer=[[Kurt Hathaway]] |
| − | |editors=Paul Kupperburg<br />L.A. Williams | + | |colorist=Tom McCraw |
| − | }} | + | |editors=[[Paul Kupperburg]]<br />[[L.A. Williams]] |
| + | |cover_artists=[[Steve Lightle]] (not Legion-related) | ||
| + | }} | ||
| + | '''Lori goes compliment-fishing from Ferro after helping the team out in one of her H-Dial identities''' | ||
==Team Work== | ==Team Work== | ||
| − | [[Lori Morning]] interrupts [[Ferro]] while drawing a picture of the | + | ===Synopsis=== |
| + | [[Lori Morning]] interrupts [[Ferro]] while drawing a picture of the [[Legion of Super-Heroes/Reboot#Post-Zero Hour|Legion]]naires - himself, [[Saturn Girl/Reboot#Post-Zero Hour|Saturn Girl]], [[Live Wire]], [[Cosmic Boy/Reboot#Post-Zero Hour|Cosmic Boy]] and [[Kid Quantum/Jazmin Cullen|Kid Quantum]] - who had been on a recent mission. She asks about the mission, and he begins to relate it - an unidentified object had crashed at Peachfuzz Harbour, Old Georgia; and the Legion had been asked to respond. On seeing it, KQ2 moans that it is "just" a "piece of old space-junk", and Saturn Girl slaps her down before it opens and she senses a thought pattern - so alien she has trouble reading it, before it retaliates and almost knocks her out. | ||
Ferro catches her before she falls, and Live Wire angrily blasts it, only for it to return his own blast, knocking him off his feet. In turn, Kid Quantum's powers have little effect, and it acidicly burns Ferro's iron form before KQ2 manages to pry him loose, and Cosmic Boy surrounds it in scrap iron. | Ferro catches her before she falls, and Live Wire angrily blasts it, only for it to return his own blast, knocking him off his feet. In turn, Kid Quantum's powers have little effect, and it acidicly burns Ferro's iron form before KQ2 manages to pry him loose, and Cosmic Boy surrounds it in scrap iron. | ||
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On her way back to her room, Lori reflects that she should be more careful next time - and make sure Saturn Girl isn't around! | On her way back to her room, Lori reflects that she should be more careful next time - and make sure Saturn Girl isn't around! | ||
| + | |||
| + | ====Roll Call==== | ||
| + | =====Legionnaires===== | ||
| + | *[[Live Wire]] | ||
| + | *[[Cosmic Boy/Reboot#Post-Zero Hour|Cosmic Boy]] | ||
| + | *[[Saturn Girl/Reboot#Post-Zero Hour|Saturn Girl]] | ||
| + | *[[Ferro]] | ||
| + | *[[Kid Quantum/Jazmin Cullen|Kid Quantum (Jazmin Cullen)]] | ||
| + | |||
| + | =====Villains===== | ||
| + | *Non-sentient adaptive probe | ||
| + | |||
| + | =====Other characters===== | ||
| + | *[[Lori Morning]] (also as '''Blip''') | ||
| + | |||
| + | =====Planets and Settings===== | ||
| + | *[[Earth/Reboot#Post-Zero Hour|Earth]] | ||
| + | **[[Metropolis/Reboot#Post-Zero Hour|Metropolis]] | ||
| + | ***[[Legion Plaza]] | ||
| + | **Old Georgia | ||
| + | ***Peachfuzz Seaport | ||
| + | |||
| + | ====Technology, gadgets, etc==== | ||
| + | *[[Flight ring/Reboot|Flight ring]]s | ||
| + | *[[H-Dial]] | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
===Placement=== | ===Placement=== | ||
| − | Given that Lori's dial is confiscated after the time stoppage of [[Dark Circle Rising]], it needs to be before DCR. | + | Given that Lori's dial is confiscated after the time stoppage of [[Dark Circle Rising]], it needs to be before DCR. Lori, in turn, places this after her turn as "Galaxy Girl" in [[Legion of Super-Heroes v4 105|''Legion of Super-Heroes'' v4 #105]] in her confessions in [[Legionnaires 69|''Legionnaires'' #69]]. And since Cosmic Boy is present, it must be before the mission involving him which [[XS]] departs for in [[Legionnaires 62|''Legionnaires'' #62]] after her talk with Lori. |
| + | |||
| + | The only place this can go, therefore, where Cosmic Boy is available, Lori has the dial '''and''' it is after the timeslip is between LSHv4 #105 and Lgs #62. This is an awkward fit, since the ending means both the framing sequence and the "the other day" mission must go in this gap, and Lori must be stretching things by calling the mission "Just the other day" in Lgs #69, but putting it earlier reverses the order of her turn as Blip and her whacking the Time Trapper with a great big hammer. | ||
===Errata=== | ===Errata=== | ||
| − | *How, exactly, did Ferro "bring" the pencils and paper back to the 30th Century? He was snagged by Cos while expecting to be left behind in [[Legion of Super-Heroes v4 100|''Legion of Super-Heroes'' v4 #100]] and had nothing except Koko and the | + | *How, exactly, did Ferro "bring" the pencils and paper back to the 30th Century? He was snagged by Cos while expecting to be left behind in [[Legion of Super-Heroes v4 100|''Legion of Super-Heroes'' v4 #100]] and had nothing except Koko and the costume he was wearing. |
===Other stories=== | ===Other stories=== | ||
| − | The other stories feature Wonder Woman (Hippolyta)/Johnny Thunder (set in 1950); Green Arrow ( | + | The other stories feature Wonder Woman (Hippolyta)/Johnny Thunder (set in 1950); Green Arrow (Connor Hawke); Captain Marvel; [[Superboy/Kon-El|Superboy (Kon-El)]] (drawn by former Legion artist [[Steve Lightle]], who also drew the cover); the [[Supergirl/Matrix|Earth Angel Supergirl]] and a Tale of the [[Bizarro]] World. |
| + | |||
| + | ==Solicitation== | ||
| + | '''ADVENTURE COMICS 80-PAGE GIANT #1''' | ||
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| + | ''Written and drawn by various; cover by Steve Lightle'' | ||
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| + | ''Seven tales starring seven of the greatest heroes that ever appeared in the pages of ADVENTURE COMICS, one of the best-loved comic-book titles of all time! In a tale of Wonder Woman (written by John Byrne, with art by Phil Winslade and Tom Palmer), Hippolyta faces the Dark Angel during the close of World War II; Superboy discovers there's no rest for the weary in a story written by Ivan Velez, Jr., with art by Steve Lightle; Supergirl confronts a situation that echoes her own past in a tale written by Joan Weis, with art by Louis Smalls; and Green Arrow learns more than he bargained for while on a "vacation" in a story written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Rick Burchett and Keith Williams. '''Also, the Legion of Super-Heroes gets some unexpected assistance in a story written by Tom McCraw, with art by Kevin West and Larry Mahlstedt'''; Billy Batson takes center stage in a Captain Marvel adventure by Pat McGreal, with art by Craig Rousseau; and, finally, in a Tales of the Bizarro World story (written by Tom Peyer, with art by Kevin O'Neill), Bizarro #1's diary provides fascinating clues into the psyche of this twisted perversion of science.'' | ||
| + | |||
| + | ''In stores August 26. :: FC, 80 pg. :: 80-page Giant Format :: $4.95'' | ||
| + | |||
| + | ==Images== | ||
| + | ===Cover artwork=== | ||
| + | <gallery> | ||
| + | File:Adventure80PageGiant1.jpg|Published cover | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
| + | |||
| + | ==See also== | ||
| + | *[[Legion Publication History/1998-1999|Legion Publication History - Other issues published 1998-1999]] | ||
| + | *[[Chronology/Reboot/Post-Zero Hour|Post-Zero Hour Chronology]] | ||
| − | [[Category:Post-Zero Hour issues]] | + | {{Prevnext |
| + | |era=postzh | ||
| + | |series=Adventure Comics 80-Page Giant | ||
| + | |issue_no=1 | ||
| + | |prev_continuity={{Il|Legion of Super-Heroes|vol_no=4|105}} | ||
| + | |next_continuity={{Il|Legionnaires|62}} | ||
| + | |prev_series=N/A | ||
| + | |next_series={{Il|Flash 80-Page Giant|2}} | ||
| + | |prev_publication={{Il|Legion of Super-Heroes|vol_no=4|109}} | ||
| + | |next_publication=[[Legionnaires 1000000|''Legionnaires'' #1,000,000]] | ||
| + | }} | ||
| + | [[Category:Miscellaneous (Post-Zero Hour) issues]] | ||
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Lori goes compliment-fishing from Ferro after helping the team out in one of her H-Dial identities
Contents
Team Work
Synopsis
Lori Morning interrupts Ferro while drawing a picture of the Legionnaires - himself, Saturn Girl, Live Wire, Cosmic Boy and Kid Quantum - who had been on a recent mission. She asks about the mission, and he begins to relate it - an unidentified object had crashed at Peachfuzz Harbour, Old Georgia; and the Legion had been asked to respond. On seeing it, KQ2 moans that it is "just" a "piece of old space-junk", and Saturn Girl slaps her down before it opens and she senses a thought pattern - so alien she has trouble reading it, before it retaliates and almost knocks her out.
Ferro catches her before she falls, and Live Wire angrily blasts it, only for it to return his own blast, knocking him off his feet. In turn, Kid Quantum's powers have little effect, and it acidicly burns Ferro's iron form before KQ2 manages to pry him loose, and Cosmic Boy surrounds it in scrap iron.
Relaxing for a moment, they reflect that it must have been aimed at them, and Saturn Girl says she didn't detect any specific thoughts, "just a deep hostility." Moments later, however, it bursts from its' iron prison, and almost hits Ferro, before he is teleported away by a purple woman who introduces herself as "Blip".
In the present, Lori talks Blip up, but Ferro says he could have got away on his own. Lori reflects to herself that he is probably right, but that - as Blip, thanks to her H-dial - no-one else but her could have come to the rescue so soon.
Back during the mission, the green blob divides into five pieces, each overpowering a different Legionnaire. Lori/Blip teleports Ferro out of his unit's grasp - directly between Cosmic Boy and his blob! However, Cosmic Boy's enemy, while magnetically attracted to Ferro, doesn't have the same acidic effect on him, and the Legionnaires quickly realise that each section had specialised to fight one Legionnaire, switch enemies and defeat it. Lori/Blip comments that "at least she helped them figure that out", but when Ferro points out her failure to think before she acted could have killed him, and she teleports away petulantly, while Cosmic Boy reflects that, hopefully, Earth's defences could discover who sent it - and, if it was some sort of test, hopefully they scared off the tester.
In the present, Ferro says that they still know nothing more about the blob - but that Saturn Girl had felt something "familiar" about Blip before she abruptly teleported away. Lori claims that Blip had solved the whole problem, but Ferro restates that she was reckless and could just as easily have made things worse - but he'd still like to thank her, and shows Lori his latest sketch, one of Blip, which he gives Lori when asked.
On her way back to her room, Lori reflects that she should be more careful next time - and make sure Saturn Girl isn't around!
Roll Call
Legionnaires
Villains
- Non-sentient adaptive probe
Other characters
- Lori Morning (also as Blip)
Planets and Settings
- Earth
- Metropolis
- Old Georgia
- Peachfuzz Seaport
Technology, gadgets, etc
Notes
Placement
Given that Lori's dial is confiscated after the time stoppage of Dark Circle Rising, it needs to be before DCR. Lori, in turn, places this after her turn as "Galaxy Girl" in Legion of Super-Heroes v4 #105 in her confessions in Legionnaires #69. And since Cosmic Boy is present, it must be before the mission involving him which XS departs for in Legionnaires #62 after her talk with Lori.
The only place this can go, therefore, where Cosmic Boy is available, Lori has the dial and it is after the timeslip is between LSHv4 #105 and Lgs #62. This is an awkward fit, since the ending means both the framing sequence and the "the other day" mission must go in this gap, and Lori must be stretching things by calling the mission "Just the other day" in Lgs #69, but putting it earlier reverses the order of her turn as Blip and her whacking the Time Trapper with a great big hammer.
Errata
- How, exactly, did Ferro "bring" the pencils and paper back to the 30th Century? He was snagged by Cos while expecting to be left behind in Legion of Super-Heroes v4 #100 and had nothing except Koko and the costume he was wearing.
Other stories
The other stories feature Wonder Woman (Hippolyta)/Johnny Thunder (set in 1950); Green Arrow (Connor Hawke); Captain Marvel; Superboy (Kon-El) (drawn by former Legion artist Steve Lightle, who also drew the cover); the Earth Angel Supergirl and a Tale of the Bizarro World.
Solicitation
ADVENTURE COMICS 80-PAGE GIANT #1
Written and drawn by various; cover by Steve Lightle
Seven tales starring seven of the greatest heroes that ever appeared in the pages of ADVENTURE COMICS, one of the best-loved comic-book titles of all time! In a tale of Wonder Woman (written by John Byrne, with art by Phil Winslade and Tom Palmer), Hippolyta faces the Dark Angel during the close of World War II; Superboy discovers there's no rest for the weary in a story written by Ivan Velez, Jr., with art by Steve Lightle; Supergirl confronts a situation that echoes her own past in a tale written by Joan Weis, with art by Louis Smalls; and Green Arrow learns more than he bargained for while on a "vacation" in a story written by Chuck Dixon, with art by Rick Burchett and Keith Williams. Also, the Legion of Super-Heroes gets some unexpected assistance in a story written by Tom McCraw, with art by Kevin West and Larry Mahlstedt; Billy Batson takes center stage in a Captain Marvel adventure by Pat McGreal, with art by Craig Rousseau; and, finally, in a Tales of the Bizarro World story (written by Tom Peyer, with art by Kevin O'Neill), Bizarro #1's diary provides fascinating clues into the psyche of this twisted perversion of science.
In stores August 26. :: FC, 80 pg. :: 80-page Giant Format :: $4.95
Images
Cover artwork
Published cover
See also
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