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Contents
Legion Lost
Roll Call
Legionnaires
- Saturn Girl [leader]
- Live Wire [deputy]
- Apparition
- Brainiac 5.1
- Chameleon
- Kid Quantum (Jazmin Cullen)
- Monstress
- Ultra Boy
- Umbra
Only in holographic recording/flashback:
- Cosmic Boy
- Element Lad (narrates)
- Ferro
- Invisible Kid
- Kinetix
- M'Onel
- Spark
- Star Boy
- Violet
- XS
- others at edge of shot, unidentifiable
Villains
- Progeny [first appearance]
Supporting characters
- Shikari [first appearance] (narrates)
Other characters
- Kamlos [Kwai, dies]
- Reos [Kwai, dies]
Locations
Technology, gadgets, etc
Notes
Solicitation
Standard solicit
LEGION LOST #1
Written by Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning; art and cover by Olivier Coipel and Lanning.
Legion Lost opens in an unknown part of space, as a member of an alien race comes across the wreckage of a destroyed Legion Outpost. Discovering log entries which introduce her to the Legion -- and detail the team's final moments onboard -- she searches the station further, finding several members of the fallen team hiding inside. But can the alien female find a way to communicate with the shattered heroes before the Progeny, a race dedicated to eliminating her kind, attacks them? In the months that follow, the Legionnaires will be forced to make their way through scores of worlds that have never heard of them, as they attempt to discover what has happened to the galaxy and friends they left behind. Arriving on new worlds, finding new allies and new enemies, they must search for means of transportation and supplies for their continued survival. Throughout the yearlong journey, long-standing relationships will be sorely tested as what's left of the Legion reevaluates what remains of their ideals and must make brutal, questionable choices if they ever hope to make it back home. Whoever makes it back will be transformed by the journey...a voyage that will redefine one of DC's greatest super-hero teams.
32 pages, $2.50, ships on March 1.
Feature article/expanded solicit
Lost in the Stars
LEGION LOST #1
In "Legion of the Damned," Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning and newcomer Olivier Coipel shattered the status quo for the 30th century's greatest heroes. Devastated by the battle with the mind-controlling menace of the Blight, the Legion's ultimate challenge still lies ahead in the pages of LEGION LOST, a 12-issue maxiseries that promises to redefine the heroes for the 31st century!
Written by Abnett and Lanning, with art by Coipel and Lanning, LEGION LOST opens in an unknown part of space, as a member of an alien race comes across the wreckage of a destroyed Legion Outpost. Discovering log entries which introduce her to the Legion — and detail the team's final moments onboard — she searches the station further, finding several members of the fallen team hiding inside. But can the alien female find a way to communicate with the shattered heroes before the Progeny, a race dedicated to eliminating her kind, attacks them?
In the months that follow, the Legionnaires will be forced to make their way through scores of worlds that have never heard of them, as they attempt to discover what has happened to the galaxy and friends they left behind. Arriving on new worlds, finding new allies and new enemies, they must search for means of transportation and supplies for their continued survival. Throughout the yearlong journey, longstanding relationships will be sorely tested as what's left of the Legion reevaluates what remains of their ideals and must make brutal, questionable choices if they ever hope to make it back home. Whoever makes it back will be transformed by the journey...a voyage that will redefine one of DC's greatest super-hero teams.
This project is supported with house and trade ads.
LEGION LOST is a 12-issue maxiseries edited by Mike McAvennie. Issue #1 arrives in comic-book stores March 1 with a cover price of $2.50 U.S.
Images
Cover art
B&W cover art
Published cover
Interior art
Page 1 (B&W art only)
Page 2 (B&W art only)
Page 3 (B&W art only)
Page 4 (B&W art only)
Page 5 (B&W art only)
Page 6 (B&W art only)
See also
- Legion Lost
- Legion Publication History - Other issues published (late) 1999-2001
- Legion Publication History - Other issues of Legion Lost
- Post-Zero Hour Chronology
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