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Legion Lost (2011-2013) Vol. 2: The Culling Kindle & comiXology

by TOM DEFALCO (Author), PETE WOODS (Author), ANDRES GUINALDO (Author), Format: Kindle Edition

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Seven heroes from the 31st century have traveled back to the present day. Their mission: Save their future from annihilation. But when the future tech they brought with them fails, they find themselves trapped in a nightmarish world that, for them, is the ultimate struggle to survive!

Rose Wilson and the Ravagers of N.O.W.H.E.R.E. has set their sights on the Legionnaires and intend to rid the world and future of them. This crossover tale includes appearnces by Superboy and the Teen Titans.

Also in this volume, the Legionnaires must face Metamerican, a new villain, and his army of Metamarines which are bent on eliminating the Legionnaires in the present so they may never protect Earth in the future.

Collects #0, 8-16.

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"I'm impressed by the expressive artwork of Pete Woods."—The New York Times

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00ETKJQLQ
Publisher ‏ : ‎ DC; 52nd ed. edition (September 3, 2013)
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Tom DeFalco (born June 26, 1950) is an American comics writer and editor, well known for his association with Marvel Comics and in particular for his work with Spider-Man.

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James B. O'niel

Five Stars

Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2017

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The Legion is the best! And this was a great story line!

Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2014

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A great continuation of the series with an epic battle and some surprise revaluations mixed in.

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Sage

Time Blunderers would be a better Title

Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2014

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Honestly Legion Lost isnt that great. Its characters are rip offs of other more interesting marvel and dc characters. It is probably why they keep making it crossover with other titles. I got it just to complete the Teen Titans story. There could be a good story here if the writers were more disciplined and tightened it up. As is they are all over the place which is particularly annoying when dealing with time travel.

Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2015

Great product.

Collection of Underwhelming Comics From Quickly Cancelled Series

Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2013

As part of the "New 52," the Legion of Super Heroes, DC's premier heroic team of the future bombed hard. Despite two comics--the namesake title and "Legion Lost"--neither of the pair survived more than two years. After being published for 55 years and 40 years in continuous print in some form or another, as of right now, there are no Legion comics and this book helps reveal why.

"The Culling" has the Legion jammed along the Teen Titans, Superboy and a host of other heroes into one strange and not particularly interesting story which is short on character development and long on gore. There really is not much to recommend here and the writers continue to underwhelm with their take on the Legion members. If you are going to take over a comic book featuring members of a team with a dedicated fan base, a writer should actually be familiar with the characters and their history. Reading "Legion Lost," I wonder if main writer Tom DeFalco even read classic Legion comics from Paul Levitz and other writers. He seems very unfamiliar with the characters.

The art team does a solid job and there is an excellent story on Timber Wolf's origin which prevents it from getting 1 star. Still, the negatives far out weigh the positives and the poor ending does little to wrap things up. This book collects the last issues of this series which did not last a year and a half. Few will mourn the passing of this comic that simply did not gel from the get go and faded out of existence having made next to no impact.

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Kid Kyoto

What a terrible boring book...

Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2016

While I found the first book of this series acceptable this is just bad.

Trapped in the present, 7 members of the Legion of Superheroes are trying to prevent a plague from mutating humanity. Except they're not. In this volume a new writer comes on board and the heroes quickly abandon their mission and get involved in a crossover with the Teen Titans and some other half forgotten comics. The whole episode is just eminently forgettable, it involves a group of villains with names like Psykill and Hammerfist who look and sound like rejects from the 90s. Then after escaping from one forgettable conspiracy they are targeted by another one, this time with a villain called Metamerican and the Metamarines! Who are about as interesting as you'd expect. There's also a rematch with the original villain of the book, who keeps acquiring whatever superpowers the plot requires.

Finally the Legionnaires fight boring villain who rides a boring dragon and... y'know, I can't even remember what happened only that I didn't care.

The book lurches to a halt as it is canceled. The Legionnaires don't get home. Nothing is accomplished. And no one, including the writer, seems to care.

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Juan Carrillo

it's ok

Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2014

I love the legion and am a huge fan however there is a reason this series did not work out. The combo of the characters is not as likeable as I believe the writers had hope. Also this particular group is not that like able. so that makes caring about there journey a little hard. However for a legion fan if u want to keep your collection together, this should add to it.

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Christy blue

Great

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 6, 2016

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As described in the advert and arrived in good time.

0Wedge

Moyen, trop confus

Reviewed in France on November 22, 2013

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Ayant apprécier l'air post New52, j'ai acheté Legion of Super Heroes et Legion Lost pour me faire une idée. J'ai rapidement décidé d'abandonner Legion of super Heroes car trop orienté sur les nouvelles recrues qui je trouve non pas de charisme.
Par contre le 1er volume de Legion Lost était très bon au niveau du dessin, du scénario et du choix des légionnaires. Celui ci sans être original tenait ses promesses en invitant le lecteur à suivre les pensées d'un des protagonistes de l'équipe par épisode dans leurs aventures de héros du futur coincé dans le présent. Je donnerais 4/5 à ce volume.
Hélas le 2nd volume contient les épisodes du crossover avec les New Teen Titans sans les épisodes des New Teen Titan, ce qui rend l'histoire incompréhensible. De plus, les évènements contiennent une partie de la résolution de l'histoire débutée dans le 1er volume. L'ensemble de ce volume est confus, je lui donne généreusement un 2,5/5.

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