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Legion of Super-Heroes: Millennium #1

DC · Series began 2019 · November 2019

Dates

Cover date
November 2019
On sale
November 2019
In stores
September 4, 2019
Pages
44

Editions and covers (3)

Copies of #1 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.

Creators

pencils: Ryan Sook, Jim Lee, Dustin Nguyen, Andrea Sorrentino, André Lima Araújo, Ivan Reis, Kirk Scroggsinks: Ryan Sook, Scott Williams, Dustin Nguyen, Andrea Sorrentino, André Lima Araújo, Joe Prado, Kirk Scroggscolors: Ryan Sook, Alex Sinclair, John Kalisz, Dave Stewart, Jordie Bellaire, Kirk Scroggsscript: Brian Michael Bendis, Nicola Scott, Jim Cheung, Dustin Nguyen, Andrea Sorrentino, Ryan Sook, Kirk Scroggsletters: Dave Sharpe

Stories

  • Untitled · 8 pages

    Rose Forrest visits Supergirl, President of the United States in this time and place, to warn her that Thorn (her violent personality who has been kept at bay for a long time with medication) will be loose once the medication she is no longer taking has worn off, and since it is no longer being manufactured, she will be unable to control her darker side. Rose is worried that Thorn will be angry and kill people. Rose also worries that she does not recall what happens while the Thorn personality is in control of her body, and it might account for why she doesn't appear to age.

  • Untitled · 8 pages

    Terry McGinnis interrupts Thorn violently reprimanding the underworld of Neo-Gotham and she manages to get him tied to a chair. They have a brief back-and-forth about why he wears a costume and why she kills people, but though their different viewpoints are touched upon, few answers are revealed. Thorn asks Terry if he is the "original" Batman in the hopes of finding another immortal like herself, but he says no, and Thorn descends into sadness.

  • Untitled · 9 pages

    Ben Boxer has left Superman's costume in the hands of a simian elder at the ruins where he expects Superman to return one day. The elder sees a young woman (Thorn) about to touch the costume and tells her to leave it alone. She asks if the ruins at which they stand were once the Fortress of Solitude or the Hall of Justice, which he finds odd. He lets her know that he owns everything, and the woman kills him. The woman tries on Superman's costume, but when Kamandi sees her and balks, she says it was her father's and distracts Kamandi, so she can run off. Kamandi follows her to a building.

  • Untitled · 5 pages

    Rose Forrest approaches Tommy Tomorrow and wants to join the Planeteers in order to secure swift departure from the planet.

Publisher’s description

Brought to you by some of comics’ greatest talents, this epic story spans the course of 1,000 years and, for the very first time, connects all of DC’s future timelines! Starring the unlikeliest of DC heroes as she learns to cope with newfound immortality and roams through the disparate societies of Batman Beyond, Kamandi and Tommy Tomorrow, wrestling with her own inner demons and desperately trying to find her purpose in an ever-changing world. Do not miss this truly unique take on tomorrow’s DC Universe, all leading up to a special launch on the millennium!

Characters

Clark KentSupermanKara Zor-ElHarley QuinnSupergirlHarleen QuinzelWaylon JonesKiller CrocDeadshotTerry McGinnisFloyd LawtonBatmanDigger HarknessCaptain BoomerangColonel Tommy TomorrowKamandiRose ForrestThornNaomiKing SharkNanaueBen Boxer

Reprinted in

Legion of Super-Heroes (2020)

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