The Starman Omnibus Vol. 1
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From BooklistOf the spate of more-realistic, adult-aimed superhero comics that came in the wake of Alan Moores genre-defying Watchmen (1987), Starman is arguably the most ambitious and thoughtful. Jack Knight is the son of a 1940s costumed crime fighter powered …
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From BooklistOf the spate of more-realistic, adult-aimed superhero comics that came in the wake of Alan Moores genre-defying Watchmen (1987), Starman is arguably the most ambitious and thoughtful. Jack Knight is the son of a 1940s costumed crime fighter powered by an energy-harnessing cosmic rod. Initially rejecting the family legacy, he reluctantly assumed the mantle after older brother David was killed in battle by their fathers archenemy. Jack still rejected the garish costume. Writer Robin
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