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Everything and a Mini-Series for the Kitchen Sink: Understanding Infinite Crisis

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Infinite Crisis wasn't just a crossover mini-series; it was a sprawling network of multiple such mini-series, leading both in and out of the main one. It redefined not only the DC Universe but what a crossover could be. In its scale, it exaggerated both the advantages and the downsides of the universe-wide crossover form. In this short book, Dr. Julian Darius explores the event from start to finish, including its place in the history of super-hero comics.

From Sequart Organization. More info at http://sequart.org

Language: English

Pages: 68

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Sequart Organization

Release: November 28, 2012

ISBN: 1481088335

ISBN 13: 9781481088336

Everything and a Mini-Series for the Kitchen Sink: Understanding Infinite Crisis

4.1/5 ( ratings)

Infinite Crisis wasn't just a crossover mini-series; it was a sprawling network of multiple such mini-series, leading both in and out of the main one. It redefined not only the DC Universe but what a crossover could be. In its scale, it exaggerated both the advantages and the downsides of the universe-wide crossover form. In this short book, Dr. Julian Darius explores the event from start to finish, including its place in the history of super-hero comics.

From Sequart Organization. More info at http://sequart.org

Language: English

Pages: 68

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Sequart Organization

Release: November 28, 2012

ISBN: 1481088335

ISBN 13: 9781481088336

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