THE GROUNDBREAKING RUN THAT INTRODUCED THE WORLD TO JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK! With the Justice League defeated at the hands of the mad sorceress Enchantress, it’s up to the world’s most powerful and strange magical heroes to prevent the end times! London’s street sorcerer John Constantine. Stage magician Zatanna. The reality-altering alien Shade. The ghost Deadman. Will this unlikely team put aside their differences to stop evil? Or will they fall apart when the world needs them most? From critically acclaimed writers J.M. DeMatteis, Jeff Lemire, Ray Fawkes, and Peter Milligan and master artists Mikel Janín, Andres Guinaldo, and more! Justice League Dark: The New 52 Compendium collects Justice League Dark #0-40; Justice League Dark Annual #1-2; Justice League Dark: Futures End #1; Constantine #5, #9-12; I, Vampire #7-8; Justice League #22-23; Justice League of America #6-7; The New 52: Free Comic Book Day Special Edition #1; Trinity of Sin: Pandora #1-3, #6-9; and Trinity of Sin: The Phantom Stranger #11, #14-17.
Über den Autor Peter Milligan
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This volume features work by some of the most influential writers of modern Batman storytelling, including Grant Morrison (Batman, Final Crisis), Paul Dini (Detective Comics, Gotham City Sirens), and Peter Milligan (Robin, Human Target). Morrison is a multiple Eisner Award–winning writer known for mythic, high-concept reinvention; Dini is an Eisner Award–winning storyteller celebrated for character-driven mystery and emotional clarity; and Milligan is an Eisner Award–winning writer recognized for psychological depth and subversive narrative approaches. Together, their combined voices shape a Batman saga defined by legacy, consequence, and long-form continuity.This volume features artwork by a roster of accomplished DC artists, including Andy Kubert (Batman, Flashpoint), Tony Daniel (Batman, Detective Comics), Ryan Benjamin (Batman: Arkham Asylum – Living Hell, Grifter), and Dustin Nguyen (Detective Comics, Batman: Streets of Gotham). Their work blends cinematic action, moody atmosphere, and clear visual storytelling, maintaining cohesion and emotional weight across a complex, multi-title narrative. Together, these artists define the modern visual language of Batman’s global, event-driven era.
