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| − | The ''Great Darkness Saga'' is a storyline by [[Paul Levitz]] and [[Keith Giffen]] published in 1982 in ''Legion of Super-Heroes | + | The ''Great Darkness Saga'' is a storyline by [[Paul Levitz]] and [[Keith Giffen]] published in 1982 in ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' #290-294, with a prologue in #287 and some plot consequences in [[Legion of Super-Heroes v2 Annual 3]]. Easily the most ambitious and encompassing storyline of the Legion up until that point, its main plot consisted of the Legion's struggle to contain and defeat [[Darkseid]] as he reawakens and consolidates his power in the 30th century. |
His main weapons are initially a small set of modified clones of various superbeings of the past, including [[Shadow Lass]]' ancestor [[Lydea Mallor]] (later to be featured in issues of L.E.G.I.O.N.), one of the [[Guardians]] of Oa, [[Superman]] and his own sons [[Orion]] and [[Kalibak]], but the high point of the story involves his learning of Daxam's existence and mind-controlling its whole population to fight in his stead. | His main weapons are initially a small set of modified clones of various superbeings of the past, including [[Shadow Lass]]' ancestor [[Lydea Mallor]] (later to be featured in issues of L.E.G.I.O.N.), one of the [[Guardians]] of Oa, [[Superman]] and his own sons [[Orion]] and [[Kalibak]], but the high point of the story involves his learning of Daxam's existence and mind-controlling its whole population to fight in his stead. | ||
Latest revision as of 05:07, 15 September 2012
The Great Darkness Saga is a storyline by Paul Levitz and Keith Giffen published in 1982 in Legion of Super-Heroes #290-294, with a prologue in #287 and some plot consequences in Legion of Super-Heroes v2 Annual 3. Easily the most ambitious and encompassing storyline of the Legion up until that point, its main plot consisted of the Legion's struggle to contain and defeat Darkseid as he reawakens and consolidates his power in the 30th century.
His main weapons are initially a small set of modified clones of various superbeings of the past, including Shadow Lass' ancestor Lydea Mallor (later to be featured in issues of L.E.G.I.O.N.), one of the Guardians of Oa, Superman and his own sons Orion and Kalibak, but the high point of the story involves his learning of Daxam's existence and mind-controlling its whole population to fight in his stead.
Even after the plot was resolved, it still had consequences for the Legionnaires, particularly Lightning Lad and Saturn Girl who had to deal with Darkseid's manipulation of their son.
