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Final Crisis

"Final Crisis" is a 2008 American comics crossover storyline that ran in books published by DC Comics, consisting of a central, eponymous seven-issue miniseries written by Grant Morrison, and a number of other tie-in books. Originally DC announced the project as being illustrated solely by J. G. Jones; artists Carlos Pacheco, Marco Rudy and Doug Mahnke…

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Genre
Superhero · Crossover
Publication date
May 2008 – January 2009
Publisher
DC Comics
Absolute Final Crisis
ISBN 978-1-4012-3511-6
Artists
J. G. Jones (1–6) · Marco Rudy (5–6)
Colorists
Alex Sinclair · Pete Pantazis (6–7) · Tony Aviña (7)

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Final Crisis

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Final Crisis

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related to history · 17
Final Crisis → According, All-Star Superman, And, Batman, Danger, Darkseid, DC Comics, DC Universe, Grant Morrison, Hypercrisis, In, Morrison, September, Seven Soldiers, Some, That, Western
Main characters · 11
Final Crisis → Batman, Captain Marvel, Darkseid, Green Lantern, Libra, rest of DC Universe, Supergirl, Superman, The Flash (Barry Allen), The Flash (Wally West), Wonder Woman
related to Further reading · 10
Final Crisis → Amadeo, Closure, Comicforschung, Do The Collapse, Gandolfi, Impossible Coherence, Journal, Kieler, PDF, Superhero Crossover
related to Tie-ins · 10
Final Crisis → And Final Crisis, Batman, Batman's, DC Universe, First, Last Will, Morrison, Several, Testament, Then
Inkers · 8
Final Crisis → Christian Alamy (6–7), Doug Mahnke (7), Drew Gerasi (7), Jesus Merino (4–6), Norm Rapmund (7), Rodney Ramos (7), Tom Nguyen (7), Walden Wong (7)
related to Aftermath · 8
Final Crisis → Dan DiDio, DC Universe, Evil, Faces, Four Final Crisis Aftermath, In, New York Comic Con, What
related to Connections to previous titles · 8
Final Crisis → Ages, Anti-Life Equation, Darkseid, Grant Morrison, In, JLA, Rock, This
related to Format · 6
Final Crisis → Batman, May, Morrison, Submit, Superman Beyond, The
Colorists · 3
Final Crisis → Alex Sinclair, Pete Pantazis (6–7), Tony Aviña (7)
Letterers · 3
Final Crisis → Rob Clark (6), Rob Leigh (1–4), Travis Lanham (5, 7)

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Final CrisisAbsolute Final CrisisISBN 978-1-4012-3511-61.00infobox
Final CrisisArtistsJ. G. Jones (1–6)1.00infobox
Final CrisisArtistsMarco Rudy (5–6)1.00infobox
Final CrisisColoristsAlex Sinclair1.00infobox
Final CrisisColoristsPete Pantazis (6–7)1.00infobox
Final CrisisColoristsTony Aviña (7)1.00infobox
Final CrisisCreated byGrant Morrison1.00infobox
Final CrisisCreated byJ. G. Jones1.00infobox
Final CrisisEditorsEddie Berganza1.00infobox
Final CrisisEditorsAdam Schlagman1.00infobox
Final CrisisFormatLimited series1.00infobox
Final CrisisGenreSuperhero1.00infobox
Final CrisisGenreCrossover1.00infobox
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Final CrisisInkersJesus Merino (4–6)1.00infobox
Final CrisisInkersChristian Alamy (6–7)1.00infobox
Final CrisisInkersTom Nguyen (7)1.00infobox
Final CrisisInkersDrew Gerasi (7)1.00infobox
Final CrisisInkersNorm Rapmund (7)1.00infobox
Final CrisisInkersRodney Ramos (7)1.00infobox
Final CrisisInkersWalden Wong (7)1.00infobox
Final CrisisInkersDoug Mahnke (7)1.00infobox
Final CrisisLetterersRob Leigh (1–4)1.00infobox
Final CrisisLetterersTravis Lanham (5, 7)1.00infobox
Final CrisisLetterersRob Clark (6)1.00infobox
Final CrisisMain charactersSuperman1.00infobox
Final CrisisMain charactersGreen Lantern1.00infobox
Final CrisisMain charactersThe Flash (Barry Allen)1.00infobox
Final CrisisMain charactersBatman1.00infobox
Final CrisisMain charactersWonder Woman1.00infobox

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