The Final Night

    (DC, 1996-1997)
™ and ©1996 DC Comics, Inc.

So, what would happen if a swirling black void called the Sun-Eater swept into our solar system and threatened to snuff out the sun? Every super-hero in the DC universe would swing into action, that’s what! The Final Night finds the Justice League, the New Gods, the Shazam! Family, and several time-lost members of the Legion of Super-Heroes, among others, trying find a way to stop just such a sun-sapping menace in this four-issue mini-series which crossed over into several DC titles. Even villains like Lex Luthor and Doctor Polaris join the fight. Superman’s role in the story is particularly interesting: he continues fighting his never-ending battle even as his solar energy-derived strength and abilities drastically and quickly diminish in the wake of the Sun-Eater’s journey across the sky. The Final Night also features significant developments in the story of Parallax, formerly Silver Age Green Lantern, Hal Jordan.
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The Final Night #1

November, 1996
Cover Price: $1.95
17 copies available from $1.75 		Karl KeselStuart Immonen
The Final Night #2

November, 1996
Cover Price: $1.95
13 copies available from $1.25 		Karl KeselStuart Immonen
The Final Night #3

November, 1996
Cover Price: $1.95
12 copies available from $1.84 		Karl KeselStuart Immonen
The Final Night #3 - 2nd printing

November, 1996
Cover Price: $1.95
1 copy available for $9.98 		DC Universe Logo Edition by Stuart Immonen; DC Universe logo in UPC box Karl KeselStuart Immonen
The Final Night #4

November, 1996
Cover Price: $1.95
11 copies available from $1.00 		Karl KeselStuart Immonen
The Final Night #4 - 2nd printing

November, 1996
Cover Price: $1.95
3 copies available from $10.90 		DC Universe Logo Edition by Stuart Immonen; Death of Parallax (Hal Jordan); DC Universe logo in UPC box; Parallax reignites sun; Week Four: Emerald Dawn Karl KeselStuart Immonen
The Final Night Ashcan #1

July, 1996
Cover Price: $0.00
2 copies available from $8.50 		Karl KeselStuart Immonen