Our world sits in the last reality left. Empathy,
unity, decency...every day we're losing everything we thought we
couldn't live without. The Crisis Command, failed Presidents from across
the Multiverse, tried doing things the old way, keeping secrets like they were
still in the Oval Office. They tried doing things the superhero way, dropping
into situations with flashbang neon heroics to roars of applause. And neither
approach got them any closer to stopping the creep of complete universal
destruction.
To save us all, the Crisis
Command must give up everything they know, from their ego to their idealism, and
go on a journey of rediscovery as the clock ticks towards annihilation. Standing
in their way is the Extinction Society and their leader the Executrix, an
organization convinced that the only reasonable act for civilization of
self-destruction. To survive, the Crisis Command has to be something more than
superhero, they have to be something better...and inspire us all to do the same
so we can all meet tomorrow, together.
The
second part of a new series by acclaimed writer STEVE ORLANDO (Wonder Woman,
Doom Patrol: Milk Wars, Martian Manhunter) and artist DAVIDE TINTO (Marvel
Action: Spider-Man).
Collects COMMANDERS IN
CRISIS #7-12
"Our world sits in the last reality left. Empathy, unity, decency...every day we're losing everything we thought we couldn't live without. The Crisis Command, failed Presidents from across the Multiverse, tried doing things the old way, keeping secrets like they were still in the Oval Office. They tried doing things the superhero way, dropping into situations with flashbang neon heroics to roars of applause. And neither approach got them any closer to stopping the creep of complete universal destruction. To save us all, the Crisis Command must give up everything they know, from their ego to their idealism, and go on a journey of rediscovery as the clock ticks towards annihilation. Standing in their way is the Extinction Society and their leader the Executrix, an organization convinced that the only reasonable act for civilization of self-destruction. To survive, the Crisis Command has to be something more than superhero, they have to be something better...and inspire us all to do the same so we can all meet tomorrow, together."--Back cover.
