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Glacier16 said:
I'm definitley going to get some stuff off that list, but in the mean time I am gonna spoil some of IC#6 and Teen Titans #34!
Posted by someone who already read them:

"The group of heroes formed last issue by Batman and Booster Gold go into space to take on Brother Eye. The new Blue Beetle disrupts its vibrational frequency and forces the satellite to appear in space. They are then attacked by OMACs.

Kal-L comes to his senses just as Alexander Luthor starts cramming Earths together to find the perfect one. Cue beautiful George Perez spread in which he draws a slew of alternate worlds, with alternate characters.

The magic characters organize to summon the Spectre. There's a nice cameo by Klarion the Witch Boy, and Stanley and his monster (from Kevin Smith's Quiver arc). The Spectre is summoned, bound to Crispus Allen, but randomly attacks and kills the Star Sapphire for being a sinner. He then disappears.

Wonder Girl meets up with Nightwing and Superboy at the North Pole to take on Luthor. That fight scene begins.

Back up on the Brother Eye satellite, Mr. Terrific takes advantage of his abilities to surpass surveillance to sneak into a secret hatch unnoticed.

Alexander Luthor almost merges Earth-2 and Earth-3 together (with Wonder Woman and both Supermans still on the former), but is disrupted by the other space heroes (Donna Troy and company). He is then attacked by the heroes that he bound to the vibrational tower, who have been freed by Nightwing (Power Girl, Martian Manhunter, etc). Black Adam kills the Psycho Pirate. He is then ****-slapped back to Earth-S by Superboy Prime, whose new Anti-Monitor armor gives him sunlight. He mentions that he was kept under red sunlight by the Flashes for years (Superboy-Prime says that the Flashes kept him locked under a red sun for YEARS. That settles it; the new Flash will be a grown-up Bart Allen. In the Titans issue, he is mentioned as "retired," but he is apparently still around as Robin makes further mention of him.
). Martian Manhunter then gets in a fight with SB-P.

Batman then disrupts Brother Eye's orbit, deactivating all of the OMACs. It looks as if Brother Eye is going to trap him in the satellite, but Hal rescues him at the last minute. They then head for the former Fortress of Solitude.

Superboy then attacks Superboy-Prime. They get in a fight, and fly into the giant vibrational tower, which explodes, with all of the continuity shards reforming into an Earth that is simply titled "New Earth."

On New Earth, Wonder Girl pushes aside the wreckage of the vibrational tower to find Superboy's bruised body. Cue emotional scene. Cue Superboy's death.

Over in Teen Titans #34, Cyborg has been decommissioned for a year, and finally wakes up to discover Kid Devil and the Ravager in the Titans Tower. He attacks them, but then Robin shows up and tells him what's up. He is given a recap, during which he finds out about Gar and Raven breaking up, Gar subsequently joining the Doom Patrol, Raven subsequently leaving the Titans, and Wonder Girl also quitting the team.

A member of the Brotherhood of Evil tries stealing something from STAR Labs, but she is accosted by Wonder Girl, who is sporting a new costume. She is assisted by the Titans who then show up, but immediately is thrown into verbal conflict with the Ravager. She refuses the offer to join the Titans again, and says to Robin, "Where were you after Superboy died? You ran off with Batman for a year and left me all alone." Guess that shows where Robin was. She then flies off. Cyborg then says that these aren't the real Titans, and he's going to find Gar.

Cut to the last scene, in which Robin goes to a secret lab in the Titans Tower, where a computer tells him that the 96th attempt at cloning Superboy has failed. He then orders it to try again."










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