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CATALOG RECORD

Doom Patrol #4

DC · Series began 2009 · January 2010

Dates

Cover date
January 2010
On sale
November 4, 2009
In stores
November 4, 2009
Pages
44

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Editions and covers (2)

Copies of #4 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.

  • First Printing

    Barcode 76194127967100411

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  • 2nd printing

    Second Printing

    Marked as a later printing on the cover or in the indicia.

    Barcode 76194127967100421

    This edition’s page

Story arc: Blackest Night

This is part 30 of 84. Reading order by cover month and on-sale date; arc records can be incomplete.

  1. Green Lantern #39
  2. Blackest Night #0
  3. Blackest Night #1
  4. Blackest Night: Tales of the Corps #1
  5. Titans #15
  6. Blackest Night: Tales of the Corps #2
  7. Green Lantern #44
  8. Blackest Night: Tales of the Corps #3
  9. Blackest Night #2
  10. Blackest Night: Batman #1
  11. Green Lantern Corps #39
  12. Blackest Night: Superman #1
  13. Blackest Night: Titans #1
  14. Green Lantern #45
  15. Solomon Grundy #7
  16. Blackest Night: Batman #2
  17. Green Lantern Corps #40
  18. Blackest Night #3
  19. Blackest Night: Superman #2
  20. Blackest Night: Titans #2
  21. Green Lantern #46
  22. Blackest Night: Batman #3
  23. Green Lantern Corps #41
  24. Blackest Night: Superman #3
  25. Justice League of America #38
  26. The Outsiders #23
  27. Blackest Night #4
  28. Blackest Night: Titans #3
  29. Green Lantern #47
  30. Doom Patrol #4
  31. Booster Gold #26
  32. Green Lantern Corps #42
  33. R.E.B.E.L.S. #10
  34. Adventure Comics #4
  35. Superman / Batman #66
  36. The Outsiders #24
  37. Blackest Night #5
  38. Green Lantern #48
  39. Justice League of America #39
  40. Teen Titans #77
  41. Blackest Night: The Flash #1
  42. Blackest Night: Wonder Woman #1
  43. Adventure Comics #5
  44. Booster Gold #27
  45. Doom Patrol #5
  46. R.E.B.E.L.S. #11
  47. Green Lantern Corps #43
  48. Justice League of America #40
  49. Superman / Batman #67
  50. The Outsiders #25
  51. Blackest Night: JSA #1
  52. Green Lantern #49
  53. Teen Titans #78
  54. Blackest Night #6
  55. Blackest Night: Wonder Woman #2
  56. Suicide Squad #67
  57. Weird Western Tales #71
  58. Catwoman #83
  59. R.E.B.E.L.S. #12
  60. Secret Six #17
  61. The Power of SHAZAM! #48
  62. Blackest Night: The Flash #2
  63. Green Lantern Corps #44
  64. Starman #81
  65. The Phantom Stranger #42
  66. Blackest Night: JSA #2
  67. Green Lantern #50
  68. The Atom & Hawkman #46
  69. The Question #37
  70. Blackest Night: Wonder Woman #3
  71. Adventure Comics #7
  72. Secret Six #18
  73. Blackest Night: The Flash #3
  74. Green Lantern #51
  75. Green Lantern Corps #45
  76. Blackest Night #7
  77. Blackest Night: JSA #3
  78. Green Arrow #30
  79. Green Lantern Corps #46
  80. Green Lantern #52
  81. Blackest Night #8
  82. Green Lantern Corps #47
  83. Action Comics #890
  84. Untold Tales of Blackest Night #1

Creators

pencils: Justiniano, Kevin Maguire, Phil Notoinks: Andrew Mangum, John Livesay, Kevin Maguire, Phil Notocolors: Guy Major, Phil Notoscript: Keith Giffen, J. M. DeMatteis, Brian Azzarello, Ian Sattlerletters: Pat Brosseau, Nick Napolitano, Clem Robinsediting: Chris Conroy, Joey Cavalieri

Stories

  • Dead Reckoning · 20 pages

    Black rings have descended upon the Earth to resurrect fallen heroes and villains, who attack people with whom they have an emotional attachment. As such, Black Lanterns Celsius, Tempest and Negative Woman attack the Doom Patrol.

  • The Coming of... The Clique · 10 pages

    Disgruntled robotics inventor Miklos Rumpus, losing his grant from Helfer University, has no idea his three robots, Annie, Betty and Carrie, have achieved full sentience and are ready to cause some serious trouble.

Publisher’s description

When BLACKEST NIGHT falls, skeletons start coming out of the closets - and no one has more skeletonsin his closet than Niles Caulder, founder of the Doom Patrol. Caulder has been playing god for years, and the time for a reckoning has come. The Doom Patrol thought they knew darkness. Find out how wrong they were in this BLACKEST NIGHT tie-in issue! Meanwhile, in the Metal Men co-feature, trendy meets grotesque when the robots battle a group of living mannequins.

Characters

Cliff SteeleRobotmanLarry TrainorNegative ManRita FarrElasti-GirlTin

Reprinted in

Doom Patrol (2010), DC Comics Presents: The Metal Men (2011)

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