Secret Origins Vol. 2

by Brian Azzarello, Jeff Lemire, Robert Venditti, Cullen Bunn, Tim Seeley

Overview

Every hero has an origin. Discover the secrets behind the greatest heroes of the DC Universe, as told by teams of all-star creators. What makes the Flash run? What makes Cyborg tick? What forces animate Wonder Woman? What is the secret parentage that even Wonder Woman doesn’t know about? Why was Mera nearly Aquaman’s killer before she became his wife? How did the Huntress lose a world, but gain a new super-heroic identity? What did Bagirl create that nearly destroyed her life? Fan-favorite creators including writers Brian Azzarello (WONDER WOMAN), Cameron Stewart and Brenden Fletcher (BATGIRL), Cullen Bunn (SINESTRO), Marv Wolfman (NEW TEEN TITANS), Paul Levitz (LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES) and Robert Venditti and Van Jensen (GREEN LANTERN, THE FLASH) and artists Goran Sudzuka (WONDER WOMAN), Miguel Sepulveda (RED LANTERNS) and Jonboy Meyers (JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA) bring the origins of the DC Universe heroes to life like never before! Collects SECRET ORIGINS #5-11.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781401261818
Publisher:	DC Comics
Publication date:	08/18/2015
Sold by:	DC Comics
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	640,217
File size:	154 MB
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Age Range:	12 Years

About the Author

Brian Azzarello is the writer and co-creator of the award-winning Vertigo series 100 BULLETS. Azzarellos's other writing credits for DC Comics include WONDER WOMAN, the graphic novel JOKER, as well as BATMAN: BROKEN CITY, LUTHOR, BEFORE WATCHMEN: RORSCHACH and COMEDIAN, and JOHN CONSTANTINE, HELLBLAZER. Brian has been featured in Entertainment Weekly, Chicago Tribune and other publications.

Editorial Reviews

"Secret Origins delivers by adding important emotional aspects to characters." —IGN

"A book like SECRET ORIGINS should always be made available. Not only are they an amazingly helpful primer to new readers or those who lost track of constantly evolving stories, but done at this level of quality makes them a nice sampling of different talents."—Newsarama

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