The Legion 2

The Legion #2 Reboot » Post-Zero Hour Cover, art by Oliver Coipel, et al. Story title Fight or Flight Previous story The Legion #1: No Place Like Home Next story Guide to the DCU SF&O 2001-2002: The Earth Spins (series) The Legion #3 Publication date November 28, 2001 Cover date January 2002 Creators Writer(s) Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning (DnA) Penciller(s) Olivier Coipel Inker(s) Andy Lanning Letterer(s) Comicraft Colourist(s) Tom McCraw Digital Chameleon (separations) Editor(s) Mike McAvennie Cover artist(s) Olivier Coipel (pencils) Andy Lanning (inks) Richard and Tanya Horie (colours).

Roll Call

In order of appearance:

Legionnaires

Lost team

• Kid Quantum (Jazmin Cullen)
• Wildfire
• Ultra Boy
• Saturn Girl
• Chameleon
• Umbra (depowered)
• Brainiac 5

Brande group

• Triad
• Shikari
• Chuck Taine [Behind the Scenes/piloting Bouncing Boy]
• Cosmic Boy [Behind the Scenes/aboard Bouncing Boy]
• LeViathan (Violet) [Behind the Scenes/aboard Bouncing Boy]
• Invisible Kid [Behind the Scenes/aboard Bouncing Boy]

Villains

• Twine (Oversight Watch member)
• Brainstorm (Oversight Watch member)
• Abyss (Oversight Watch member)
• Repulse (Oversight Watch member)
• Ra's al Ghul (as "President McCauley")
• Computo (as "Mister Venge")

Other characters

• M'Onel (as Oversight Watch member)

Planets and Settings

• Earth
  • Metropolis
    • Rapid Transport Tunnel
    • United Planets Presidential Tower
    • Science Police Headquarters
    • Sewers

Technology, gadgets, etc

• Bouncing Boy

Solicitation

THE LEGION #2

Written by Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning; art and cover by Olivier Coipel and Lanning.

The triumphant return of the Lost Legionnaires to 31st-century Earth may be extremely short-lived...especially if the Oversight Watch - under the orders of United Planets President Leland McCauley - has any say in the matter! United in name only, the planets will need a guiding hand to unify them once more. But before the Legionnaires can figure out a way to do that, they must first fight McCauley's forces miles underground.

32 pages, $2.50, in stores on Nov. 28.

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