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| Volume = 1 |
| Volume = 1 |
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| Issue = 1 |
| Issue = 1 |
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| − | | Month = May |
+ | | Month = May |
| Year = 2008 |
| Year = 2008 |
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| OneShot = New Frontier |
| OneShot = New Frontier |
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| CoverArtist1 = Darwyn Cooke |
| CoverArtist1 = Darwyn Cooke |
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| − | | Editor1_1 = Ian Sattler |
+ | | Editor1_1 = Ian Sattler |
| − | | Writer1_1 = Darwyn Cooke |
+ | | Writer1_1 = Darwyn Cooke |
| − | | Penciler1_1 = Darwyn Cooke |
+ | | Penciler1_1 = Darwyn Cooke |
| − | | Inker1_1 = Darwyn Cooke |
+ | | Inker1_1 = Darwyn Cooke |
| − | | Colourist1_1 = Dave Stewart |
+ | | Colourist1_1 = Dave Stewart |
| − | | Letterer1_1 = Jared K. Fletcher |
+ | | Letterer1_1 = Jared K. Fletcher |
| − | | Editor2_1 = Ian Sattler |
+ | | Editor2_1 = Ian Sattler |
| − | | Writer2_1 = Darwyn Cooke |
+ | | Writer2_1 = Darwyn Cooke |
| − | | Penciler2_1 = Darwyn Cooke |
+ | | Penciler2_1 = Darwyn Cooke |
| Inker2_1 = Darwyn Cooke |
| Inker2_1 = Darwyn Cooke |
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| − | | Colourist2_1 = Dave Stewart |
+ | | Colourist2_1 = Dave Stewart |
| − | | Letterer2_1 = Jared K. Fletcher |
+ | | Letterer2_1 = Jared K. Fletcher |
| − | | Editor3_1 = Ian Sattler |
+ | | Editor3_1 = Ian Sattler |
| − | | Writer3_1 = Darwyn Cooke |
+ | | Writer3_1 = Darwyn Cooke |
| − | | Penciler3_1 = Dave Bullock |
+ | | Penciler3_1 = Dave Bullock |
| − | | Inker3_1 = Michael Cho |
+ | | Inker3_1 = Michael Cho |
| − | | Colourist3_1 = Dave Stewart |
+ | | Colourist3_1 = Dave Stewart |
| − | | Letterer3_1 = Jared K. Fletcher |
+ | | Letterer3_1 = Jared K. Fletcher |
| − | | Editor4_1 = Ian Sattler |
+ | | Editor4_1 = Ian Sattler |
| − | | Writer4_1 = Darwyn Cooke |
+ | | Writer4_1 = Darwyn Cooke |
| − | | Penciler4_1 = J. Bone |
+ | | Penciler4_1 = J. Bone |
| Inker4_1 = J. Bone |
| Inker4_1 = J. Bone |
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| − | | Colourist4_1 = Dave Stewart |
+ | | Colourist4_1 = Dave Stewart |
| − | | Letterer4_1 = Jared K. Fletcher |
+ | | Letterer4_1 = Jared K. Fletcher |
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| Quotation = |
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| StoryTitle1 = Introduction by Rip Hunter |
| StoryTitle1 = Introduction by Rip Hunter |
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| − | | Synopsis1 = Rip Hunter introduces the readers to the "The New Frontier Animated Special" and the untold stories from the last heroic age. |
+ | | Synopsis1 = Rip Hunter introduces the readers to the "The New Frontier Animated Special" and the untold stories from the last heroic age. |
| StoryTitle2 = Fight to the Finish |
| StoryTitle2 = Fight to the Finish |
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| − | | Synopsis2 = In the wake of the incident of Hourman's capture which cost the lives of several policemen and a photographer, King Faraday, on orders from President Eisenhower, debrief Superman and Wonder Woman in seeing apprehending the Batman, who is branded as an outlaw by the American government after non-federal sponsored heroes are made illegal, in order to quell the growth of vigilantism and to avoid the public's notice. However, Diana refuses to take part in hunting down an honorable man and sees nothing good coming out of this. |
+ | | Synopsis2 = In the wake of the incident of Hourman's capture which cost the lives of several policemen and a photographer, King Faraday, on orders from President Eisenhower, debrief Superman and Wonder Woman in seeing apprehending the Batman, who is branded as an outlaw by the American government after non-federal sponsored heroes are made illegal, in order to quell the growth of vigilantism and to avoid the public's notice. However, Diana refuses to take part in hunting down an honorable man and sees nothing good coming out of this. |
| − | Batman in turn is already prepare for facing Superman - as being Bruce Wayne, he was present in hosting Faraday's operation at Paradise Island beforehand - in which he hires Catwoman in stealing Kryptonite from Lex Luthor. Superman confronts Batman at a junkyard outside of Gotham where the latter surprises Superman. Batman lures the Man of Steel to the Batcave where he springs his trap by shooting the stolen |
+ | Batman in turn is already prepare for facing Superman - as being Bruce Wayne, he was present in hosting Faraday's operation at Paradise Island beforehand - in which he hires Catwoman in stealing Kryptonite from Lex Luthor. Superman confronts Batman at a junkyard outside of Gotham where the latter surprises Superman. Batman lures the Man of Steel to the Batcave where he springs his trap by shooting the stolen Kryptonite into Superman, causing him to be lack of his powers. But the battle is interfere by Wonder Woman, who prevents Superman and Batman from fighting each other and criticizing them for what they doing; pointing out the three of them are the only active superheroes left and want to band together to do what is right. Superman, however, is distrustful of cooperating with Batman for almost killing him and hiding his face behind a mask. In response, Batman agrees with Wonder Woman's proclamation and earning the other heroes' trust by revealing his identity as Bruce Wayne to them. To conceal their alliance, Superman and Batman play out a mock epic battle in public in which the latter "beaten" the former. |
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| StoryTitle3 = Dragstrip Riot |
| StoryTitle3 = Dragstrip Riot |
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| − | | Synopsis3 = With the absence of Batman for a few days, Robin investigate in the theft of stolen explosives which led to a gang of street rodders that recently blew into Gotham. Robin decides to go in undercover as one of the rodders and enters a drag race with a young boy named Wally Wood. As the race start, Wally's car is sabotaged which careens to a ledge. Robin takes the initiative in jumping to Wally's car before it falls, but find Wally suddenly gone. The rodders are force to leave the scene due to the police and Robin figures that one of the rodder, Butch, rigged the race and learns that he has something to do with the explosives at an old radio transmitter. Robin quickly leaves the scene while wondering what happened to Wally. |
+ | | Synopsis3 = With the absence of Batman for a few days, Robin investigate in the theft of stolen explosives which led to a gang of street rodders that recently blew into Gotham. Robin decides to go in undercover as one of the rodders and enters a drag race with a young boy named Wally Wood. As the race start, Wally's car is sabotaged which careens to a ledge. Robin takes the initiative in jumping to Wally's car before it falls, but find Wally suddenly gone. The rodders are force to leave the scene due to the police and Robin figures that one of the rodder, Butch, rigged the race and learns that he has something to do with the explosives at an old radio transmitter. Robin quickly leaves the scene while wondering what happened to Wally. |
| − | Robin arrives at the transmitter where he finds Butch and his accomplice Adam already tied up, and meeting the speedster Kid Flash, who was actually Wally and is also on Robin's investigation in which he interrogated Butch that reveals they sold the explosives to foreigners. Robin then pieces together that Butch and Adam came to the transmitter to see the explosion to be at a nearby airfield, which is secretly being used as a refueling site for Air Force One that is en route for Washington and is being planned to land with the President on board. Robin and Kid Flash race to the airfield where the former search for the explosives and the latter creating a giant word of warning to Air Force One, preventing the plane from landing and saving the President. Robin and Kid Flash then proceeds in taking care of the thieves, who are reveal to be a ring of communist saboteurs. Later on Robin, as Dick Grayson, writes down in his journal about his unexpected team-up with Kid Flash, citing that they made a great team, and the heroes themselves are commemorated by the President himself, who called them [[Teen Titans|"Teen Titans"]]. |
+ | Robin arrives at the transmitter where he finds Butch and his accomplice Adam already tied up, and meeting the speedster Kid Flash, who was actually Wally and is also on Robin's investigation in which he interrogated Butch that reveals they sold the explosives to foreigners. Robin then pieces together that Butch and Adam came to the transmitter to see the explosion to be at a nearby airfield, which is secretly being used as a refueling site for Air Force One that is en route for Washington and is being planned to land with the President on board. Robin and Kid Flash race to the airfield where the former search for the explosives and the latter creating a giant word of warning to Air Force One, preventing the plane from landing and saving the President. Robin and Kid Flash then proceeds in taking care of the thieves, who are reveal to be a ring of communist saboteurs. Later on Robin, as Dick Grayson, writes down in his journal about his unexpected team-up with Kid Flash, citing that they made a great team, and the heroes themselves are commemorated by the President himself, who called them [[Teen Titans|"Teen Titans"]]. |
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| − | | StoryTitle4 = Wonder Woman and Black Canary |
+ | | StoryTitle4 = Wonder Woman and Black Canary |
| Synopsis4 = |
| Synopsis4 = |
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'''Supporting Characters:''' |
'''Supporting Characters:''' |
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* {{a|[[King Faraday (Earth-21)|King Faraday]]}} |
* {{a|[[King Faraday (Earth-21)|King Faraday]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[Dwight D. Eisenhower (Earth-21)|Dwight D. Eisenhower]]}} |
+ | * {{a|[[Dwight D. Eisenhower (Earth-21)|Dwight D. Eisenhower]]}} |
* {{a|[[Alfred Pennyworth (Earth-21)|Alfred Pennyworth]]}} |
* {{a|[[Alfred Pennyworth (Earth-21)|Alfred Pennyworth]]}} |
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'''Other Characters:''' |
'''Other Characters:''' |
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* {{a|[[Lex Luthor (Earth-21)|Lex Luthor]]}} |
* {{a|[[Lex Luthor (Earth-21)|Lex Luthor]]}} |
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| − | * [[Selina Kyle (Earth-21)|Catwoman/Selina Kyle]] |
+ | * {{a|[[Selina Kyle (Earth-21)|Catwoman/Selina Kyle]]}} |
* {{a|[[Rex Tyler (Earth-21)|Hourman]]}} |
* {{a|[[Rex Tyler (Earth-21)|Hourman]]}} |
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| + | * {{a|[[Amazons of Themyscira|Amazons]]}} |
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'''Locations:''' |
'''Locations:''' |
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* {{a|[[Themyscira|Paradise Island]]}} |
* {{a|[[Themyscira|Paradise Island]]}} |
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* {{a|[[Gotham City]]}} |
* {{a|[[Gotham City]]}} |
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| + | :* {{a|[[Wayne Manor]]}} |
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| + | ::* {{a|[[Batcave]]}} |
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* {{a|[[Metropolis]]}} |
* {{a|[[Metropolis]]}} |
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| + | :* {{a|[[LexCorp|Lexco Industries]]}} |
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| + | * {{a|[[Mount Rushmore, South Dakota|Mount Rushmore]]}} |
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'''Items:''' |
'''Items:''' |
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* {{a|[[Batcomputer]]}} |
* {{a|[[Batcomputer]]}} |
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| − | * {{a|[[ |
+ | * {{a|[[Bat-Signal]]}} |
| + | * {{a|[[Daily Planet]]}} |
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| + | * Gotham Times |
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| + | * {{a|[[Green Kryptonite]]}} |
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'''Vehicles:''' |
'''Vehicles:''' |
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* {{a|[[Batmobile]]}} |
* {{a|[[Batmobile]]}} |
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'''Vehicles:''' |
'''Vehicles:''' |
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* {{a|[[Batmobile]]}} |
* {{a|[[Batmobile]]}} |
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| + | * {{a|[[Robin's Motorcycle]]}} |
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| Appearing4 = |
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Revision as of 08:08, 6 October 2013
Justice League: The New Frontier Special #1 is a one-shot with a cover date of May, 2008.
Synopsis for "Introduction by Rip Hunter"
Rip Hunter introduces the readers to the "The New Frontier Animated Special" and the untold stories from the last heroic age.
Appearing in "Introduction by Rip Hunter"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Other Characters:
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "Fight to the Finish"
In the wake of the incident of Hourman's capture which cost the lives of several policemen and a photographer, King Faraday, on orders from President Eisenhower, debrief Superman and Wonder Woman in seeing apprehending the Batman, who is branded as an outlaw by the American government after non-federal sponsored heroes are made illegal, in order to quell the growth of vigilantism and to avoid the public's notice. However, Diana refuses to take part in hunting down an honorable man and sees nothing good coming out of this.
Batman in turn is already prepare for facing Superman - as being Bruce Wayne, he was present in hosting Faraday's operation at Paradise Island beforehand - in which he hires Catwoman in stealing Kryptonite from Lex Luthor. Superman confronts Batman at a junkyard outside of Gotham where the latter surprises Superman. Batman lures the Man of Steel to the Batcave where he springs his trap by shooting the stolen Kryptonite into Superman, causing him to be lack of his powers. But the battle is interfere by Wonder Woman, who prevents Superman and Batman from fighting each other and criticizing them for what they doing; pointing out the three of them are the only active superheroes left and want to band together to do what is right. Superman, however, is distrustful of cooperating with Batman for almost killing him and hiding his face behind a mask. In response, Batman agrees with Wonder Woman's proclamation and earning the other heroes' trust by revealing his identity as Bruce Wayne to them. To conceal their alliance, Superman and Batman play out a mock epic battle in public in which the latter "beaten" the former.
Appearing in "Fight to the Finish"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- King Faraday
- Dwight D. Eisenhower
- Alfred Pennyworth
Other Characters:
Locations:
Items:
- Batcomputer
- Bat-Signal
- Daily Planet
- Gotham Times
- Green Kryptonite
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "Dragstrip Riot"
With the absence of Batman for a few days, Robin investigate in the theft of stolen explosives which led to a gang of street rodders that recently blew into Gotham. Robin decides to go in undercover as one of the rodders and enters a drag race with a young boy named Wally Wood. As the race start, Wally's car is sabotaged which careens to a ledge. Robin takes the initiative in jumping to Wally's car before it falls, but find Wally suddenly gone. The rodders are force to leave the scene due to the police and Robin figures that one of the rodder, Butch, rigged the race and learns that he has something to do with the explosives at an old radio transmitter. Robin quickly leaves the scene while wondering what happened to Wally.
Robin arrives at the transmitter where he finds Butch and his accomplice Adam already tied up, and meeting the speedster Kid Flash, who was actually Wally and is also on Robin's investigation in which he interrogated Butch that reveals they sold the explosives to foreigners. Robin then pieces together that Butch and Adam came to the transmitter to see the explosion to be at a nearby airfield, which is secretly being used as a refueling site for Air Force One that is en route for Washington and is being planned to land with the President on board. Robin and Kid Flash race to the airfield where the former search for the explosives and the latter creating a giant word of warning to Air Force One, preventing the plane from landing and saving the President. Robin and Kid Flash then proceeds in taking care of the thieves, who are reveal to be a ring of communist saboteurs. Later on Robin, as Dick Grayson, writes down in his journal about his unexpected team-up with Kid Flash, citing that they made a great team, and the heroes themselves are commemorated by the President himself, who called them "Teen Titans".
Appearing in "Dragstrip Riot"
Featured Characters:
- Robin
- Kid Flash
Other Characters:
- John F. Kennedy
Locations:
Items:
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "Wonder Woman and Black Canary"
Appearing in "Wonder Woman and Black Canary"
Featured Characters:
Locations:
Other Characters: