52 Aftermath: The Four Horsemen

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From the pages of COUNTDOWN TO FINAL CRISIS, the Four Horsemen return, and only the combined might of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman can stop them! From the ashes of the devastated nation of Bialya, the unstoppable villains of the groundbreaking weekly series 52 rise again! They are the FOUR HORSEMEN — War, Pestilence, Famine, Death — living embodiments of the Dread Ages of the distant world of Apokolips. Freed from the mad geniuses who first summoned them, the Horsemen look to their own dark ambition, to remake the Earth in their image — and only the combined might of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman can stop them!

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Collecting 52 AFTERMATH: THE FOUR HORSEMEN #1-6

Audience
adult
Length
short · 144 pages

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