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DC Comics: Kingdom Come

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Title: DC Comics: Kingdom Come

Total Categories: 5

Category Stats

  • Creation and Publication: 7 flashcards, 11 questions
  • Narrative and Core Conflict: 4 flashcards, 5 questions
  • Key Characters and Their Roles: 6 flashcards, 6 questions
  • Influences, Adaptations, and Related Works: 21 flashcards, 21 questions
  • Editions and Collectibles: 14 flashcards, 14 questions

Total Stats

  • Total Flashcards: 52
  • True/False Questions: 32
  • Multiple Choice Questions: 25
  • Total Questions: 57

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Study Guide: DC Comics: Kingdom Come

Study Guide: DC Comics: Kingdom Come

Creation and Publication

The *Kingdom Come* miniseries was written by Mark Waid and painted by Alex Ross.

Answer: True

The seminal *Kingdom Come* miniseries was written by Mark Waid and painted by Alex Ross, who also conceived the initial concept.

Related Concepts:

  • When was *Kingdom Come* originally published, and by which publisher?: *Kingdom Come* was originally published monthly from May to August 1996 by DC Comics.
  • What was Alex Ross's initial concept for *Kingdom Come*, and who did he collaborate with?: Ross wrote a 40-page outline for *Kingdom Come*, pitching it as a project similar in scope to *Watchmen*. He ultimately teamed up with writer Mark Waid, who was recommended by DC editors due to his strong familiarity with DC superheroes.
  • Who were the primary creative forces behind the *Kingdom Come* miniseries?: *Kingdom Come* was written by Mark Waid and painted in gouache by Alex Ross, who also developed the concept from an original idea.

The original *Kingdom Come* miniseries was published in 1996 by DC Comics.

Answer: True

Published monthly from May to August 1996 by DC Comics, *Kingdom Come* was a landmark series.

Related Concepts:

  • How many issues comprised the original *Kingdom Come* miniseries?: The original *Kingdom Come* miniseries consisted of four issues.
  • What is the setting of the *Kingdom Come* miniseries, and what is the core conflict presented?: The story is set in an alternate future of the DC Universe where a new generation of heroes has become reckless and violent. The core conflict involves the return of the original Justice League to confront these new heroes, determining the true meaning of heroism and the planet's future.
  • Who were the primary creative forces behind the *Kingdom Come* miniseries?: *Kingdom Come* was written by Mark Waid and painted in gouache by Alex Ross, who also developed the concept from an original idea.

*Kingdom Come* consists of four issues, detailing an alternate future where heroes have become reckless.

Answer: True

The *Kingdom Come* miniseries comprises four issues, depicting a future where established heroes have become increasingly violent and detached from their former ideals.

Related Concepts:

  • How many issues comprised the original *Kingdom Come* miniseries?: The original *Kingdom Come* miniseries consisted of four issues.
  • What is the setting of the *Kingdom Come* miniseries, and what is the core conflict presented?: The story is set in an alternate future of the DC Universe where a new generation of heroes has become reckless and violent. The core conflict involves the return of the original Justice League to confront these new heroes, determining the true meaning of heroism and the planet's future.
  • When was *Kingdom Come* originally published, and by which publisher?: *Kingdom Come* was originally published monthly from May to August 1996 by DC Comics.

The alternate universe of *Kingdom Come* is designated as Earth-1.

Answer: False

The alternate universe depicted in *Kingdom Come* is officially designated as Earth-22 within the DC Multiverse.

Related Concepts:

  • What Earth designation is assigned to the alternate universe of *Kingdom Come*?: The alternate universe of *Kingdom Come* is designated as Earth-22.

The *Kingdom Come* miniseries was originally published in a single, oversized graphic novel format.

Answer: False

The original publication of *Kingdom Come* occurred monthly over four issues, not as a single graphic novel.

Related Concepts:

  • How many issues comprised the original *Kingdom Come* miniseries?: The original *Kingdom Come* miniseries consisted of four issues.
  • When was *Kingdom Come* originally published, and by which publisher?: *Kingdom Come* was originally published monthly from May to August 1996 by DC Comics.

The *Kingdom Come* miniseries was published under DC Comics' main continuity imprint.

Answer: False

The *Kingdom Come* miniseries was published under DC Comics' 'Elseworlds' imprint, a designation used for stories set in alternate universes.

Related Concepts:

  • How many issues comprised the original *Kingdom Come* miniseries?: The original *Kingdom Come* miniseries consisted of four issues.
  • How did the *Kingdom Come* storyline influence the character of Superman in the Arrowverse's 'Crisis on Infinite Earths' crossover?: Brandon Routh's portrayal of Superman in 'Crisis on Infinite Earths' drew inspiration from the *Kingdom Come* version, featuring a similar suit and a narrative where his Earth was designated Earth-96.
  • What is the setting of the *Kingdom Come* miniseries, and what is the core conflict presented?: The story is set in an alternate future of the DC Universe where a new generation of heroes has become reckless and violent. The core conflict involves the return of the original Justice League to confront these new heroes, determining the true meaning of heroism and the planet's future.

Who were the primary writer and painter of the *Kingdom Come* miniseries?

Answer: Mark Waid (writer) and Alex Ross (painter)

The *Kingdom Come* miniseries was written by Mark Waid and painted by Alex Ross.

Related Concepts:

  • When was *Kingdom Come* originally published, and by which publisher?: *Kingdom Come* was originally published monthly from May to August 1996 by DC Comics.
  • What is the setting of the *Kingdom Come* miniseries, and what is the core conflict presented?: The story is set in an alternate future of the DC Universe where a new generation of heroes has become reckless and violent. The core conflict involves the return of the original Justice League to confront these new heroes, determining the true meaning of heroism and the planet's future.
  • How many issues comprised the original *Kingdom Come* miniseries?: The original *Kingdom Come* miniseries consisted of four issues.

In what year was *Kingdom Come* originally published by DC Comics?

Answer: 1996

*Kingdom Come* was originally published by DC Comics in 1996.

Related Concepts:

  • How many issues comprised the original *Kingdom Come* miniseries?: The original *Kingdom Come* miniseries consisted of four issues.
  • What is the setting of the *Kingdom Come* miniseries, and what is the core conflict presented?: The story is set in an alternate future of the DC Universe where a new generation of heroes has become reckless and violent. The core conflict involves the return of the original Justice League to confront these new heroes, determining the true meaning of heroism and the planet's future.
  • When was *Kingdom Come* originally published, and by which publisher?: *Kingdom Come* was originally published monthly from May to August 1996 by DC Comics.

How many issues constituted the original *Kingdom Come* miniseries?

Answer: Four

The original *Kingdom Come* miniseries was comprised of four issues.

Related Concepts:

  • What is the setting of the *Kingdom Come* miniseries, and what is the core conflict presented?: The story is set in an alternate future of the DC Universe where a new generation of heroes has become reckless and violent. The core conflict involves the return of the original Justice League to confront these new heroes, determining the true meaning of heroism and the planet's future.
  • How many issues comprised the original *Kingdom Come* miniseries?: The original *Kingdom Come* miniseries consisted of four issues.
  • When was *Kingdom Come* originally published, and by which publisher?: *Kingdom Come* was originally published monthly from May to August 1996 by DC Comics.

What Earth designation is officially assigned to the alternate universe featured in *Kingdom Come*?

Answer: Earth-22

The alternate universe depicted in the *Kingdom Come* miniseries is officially designated as Earth-22.

Related Concepts:

  • In the 'Thy Kingdom Come' story arc, who is revealed to be the new Starman, and how is he connected to the *Kingdom Come* universe?: The new Starman in *Justice Society of America* (vol. 3) is revealed to be Thom Kallor, who is also a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes, and he is the Starman from the *Kingdom Come* series.

The *Kingdom Come* miniseries was published under which DC Comics imprint, signifying its alternate universe status?

Answer: Elseworlds

The *Kingdom Come* miniseries was published under DC Comics' Elseworlds imprint, a designation used for stories set in alternate universes.

Related Concepts:

  • How did the *Kingdom Come* storyline influence the character of Superman in the Arrowverse's 'Crisis on Infinite Earths' crossover?: Brandon Routh's portrayal of Superman in 'Crisis on Infinite Earths' drew inspiration from the *Kingdom Come* version, featuring a similar suit and a narrative where his Earth was designated Earth-96.
  • How many issues comprised the original *Kingdom Come* miniseries?: The original *Kingdom Come* miniseries consisted of four issues.
  • In the 'Thy Kingdom Come' story arc, who is revealed to be the new Starman, and how is he connected to the *Kingdom Come* universe?: The new Starman in *Justice Society of America* (vol. 3) is revealed to be Thom Kallor, who is also a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes, and he is the Starman from the *Kingdom Come* series.

Narrative and Core Conflict

In *Kingdom Come*, the new generation of metahumans is characterized by their adherence to traditional heroic ideals and restraint.

Answer: False

The new generation of metahumans in *Kingdom Come* is depicted as increasingly violent and reckless, often engaging in destructive battles with little regard for collateral damage or the distinction between themselves and villains.

Related Concepts:

  • What specific act by Magog triggers Superman's retirement and Wonder Woman's exile in *Kingdom Come*?: Magog kills the Joker in retaliation for the mass murder of the Daily Planet staff, including Lois Lane. Magog's subsequent acquittal and public support prompt Superman to retire and Wonder Woman to be exiled from Themyscira.

A catastrophic event in Kansas involving Magog and Captain Atom resulted in the irradiation of the American Midwest, causing millions of deaths.

Answer: True

During a confrontation in Kansas, an incident involving Magog and Captain Atom led to Captain Atom's disintegration, causing widespread irradiation across the American Midwest and resulting in millions of fatalities.

Related Concepts:

  • How does Superman return to action, and what is Batman's response to the changing superhero landscape?: Superman is coaxed back into action by Wonder Woman and returns to Metropolis to re-form the Justice League. In response to Superman's idealism and his past decision to abandon humanity, Batman forms his own network of heroes called the Outsiders.

The Gulag was a prison established by Superman to house captured metahumans after the Kansas incident.

Answer: True

The Gulag was a containment facility established by Superman, with assistance from Orion, to house metahumans who had become too dangerous or were involved in conflicts, following the widespread devastation.

Related Concepts:

  • What is the Gulag, and how does it become filled and eventually lead to a riot?: The Gulag is a prison built on the wastelands of Magog's fight with Parasite, established by Superman with help from Orion. It quickly fills to capacity with captured metahumans. A riot occurs when inmates kill Captain Comet, and Luthor plans to use Billy Batson to break open the Gulag.

What was the consequence of the incident involving Magog and Captain Atom in Kansas?

Answer: The irradiation of the American Midwest, causing millions of deaths.

The incident in Kansas involving Magog and Captain Atom resulted in the irradiation of the American Midwest, leading to millions of fatalities.

Related Concepts:

  • How does Superman return to action, and what is Batman's response to the changing superhero landscape?: Superman is coaxed back into action by Wonder Woman and returns to Metropolis to re-form the Justice League. In response to Superman's idealism and his past decision to abandon humanity, Batman forms his own network of heroes called the Outsiders.

What catastrophic event involving Captain Atom is mentioned in the source?

Answer: He accidentally caused the irradiation of the American Midwest.

The source mentions a catastrophic event where Captain Atom's disintegration, triggered during a confrontation, led to the irradiation of the American Midwest.

Related Concepts:

  • How does Superman return to action, and what is Batman's response to the changing superhero landscape?: Superman is coaxed back into action by Wonder Woman and returns to Metropolis to re-form the Justice League. In response to Superman's idealism and his past decision to abandon humanity, Batman forms his own network of heroes called the Outsiders.

Key Characters and Their Roles

Magog's killing of the Joker, who had murdered Lois Lane, led to Superman's retirement from public life.

Answer: True

Magog's act of killing the Joker, who had previously murdered Lois Lane and many others, and his subsequent acquittal, prompted Superman to retire from public life.

Related Concepts:

  • What catastrophic event occurs in Kansas involving Magog and Captain Atom, and what are its consequences?: An attack led by Magog on the Parasite goes awry when Parasite tears open Captain Atom. This event results in the irradiation of much of the American Midwest, causing millions of deaths and devastating the economy.

Lex Luthor organized the Mankind Liberation Front (MLF) to challenge the established heroes.

Answer: True

Lex Luthor formed the Mankind Liberation Front (MLF), a coalition of villains, with the objective of seizing control of the world and defeating the established heroes, particularly the Justice League.

Related Concepts:

  • What is the Gulag, and how does it become filled and eventually lead to a riot?: The Gulag is a prison built on the wastelands of Magog's fight with Parasite, established by Superman with help from Orion. It quickly fills to capacity with captured metahumans. A riot occurs when inmates kill Captain Comet, and Luthor plans to use Billy Batson to break open the Gulag.

Captain Marvel (Billy Batson) sacrificed himself by detonating a UN nuclear warhead prematurely to prevent a global conflict.

Answer: True

During the climactic battle, Billy Batson, as Captain Marvel, made the ultimate sacrifice by detonating a UN nuclear warhead prematurely, thereby preventing a larger, uncontrolled global conflict.

Related Concepts:

  • How does Captain Marvel (Billy Batson) sacrifice himself in the climax of *Kingdom Come*?: To stop a UN nuclear warhead aimed at the metahumans, Billy Batson, as Captain Marvel, chooses to detonate the bomb prematurely, sacrificing himself to prevent the battle from raging uncontrollably across the world.

What event directly led to Superman's retirement and Wonder Woman's exile in *Kingdom Come*?

Answer: Magog killing the Joker (who had murdered Lois Lane) and being acquitted.

The killing of the Joker by Magog, following the Joker's murder of Lois Lane, and Magog's subsequent acquittal, directly precipitated Superman's retirement and Wonder Woman's exile.

Related Concepts:

  • What is the premise of the 'Strange Visitor' arc in *Batman/Superman: World's Finest*, and who is David Sikela?: The 'Strange Visitor' arc involves a young boy named David Sikela who gains powers from Earth's sun. He is brought to Kandor for examination and becomes Superman's sidekick, Boy Thunder.

Which group did Lex Luthor organize to challenge the established heroes?

Answer: The Mankind Liberation Front (MLF)

Lex Luthor organized the Mankind Liberation Front (MLF) as a means to challenge and ultimately control the world's heroes.

Related Concepts:

  • What is the Gulag, and how does it become filled and eventually lead to a riot?: The Gulag is a prison built on the wastelands of Magog's fight with Parasite, established by Superman with help from Orion. It quickly fills to capacity with captured metahumans. A riot occurs when inmates kill Captain Comet, and Luthor plans to use Billy Batson to break open the Gulag.

How did Captain Marvel (Billy Batson) meet his end in the climax of *Kingdom Come*?

Answer: He sacrificed himself by detonating a nuclear warhead prematurely.

Captain Marvel (Billy Batson) met his end in the climax of *Kingdom Come* by sacrificing himself to detonate a nuclear warhead prematurely, thereby averting a larger global conflict.

Related Concepts:

  • What are the resolutions for Superman, Wonder Woman, and Batman after the events of *Kingdom Come*?: Superman begins restoring damaged farmlands and reconciling with his past. Wonder Woman's exile ends as she helps rehabilitate surviving metahumans. Batman ceases his crusade on crime and converts his manor into a hospital.

Influences, Adaptations, and Related Works

Alex Ross was inspired to create *Kingdom Come* after working on the series *Marvels*.

Answer: True

Following the success of *Marvels*, Alex Ross sought to create a similar 'grand opus' for DC Comics characters, which led to the development of *Kingdom Come*.

Related Concepts:

  • What was Alex Ross's initial concept for *Kingdom Come*, and who did he collaborate with?: Ross wrote a 40-page outline for *Kingdom Come*, pitching it as a project similar in scope to *Watchmen*. He ultimately teamed up with writer Mark Waid, who was recommended by DC editors due to his strong familiarity with DC superheroes.
  • When was *Kingdom Come* originally published, and by which publisher?: *Kingdom Come* was originally published monthly from May to August 1996 by DC Comics.
  • What inspired Alex Ross to create *Kingdom Come*?: Alex Ross was inspired to create *Kingdom Come* after working on *Marvels* (1994) and wanting to create a similar 'grand opus' for DC Comics characters.

Thom Kallor, a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes, is revealed as the new Starman in the 'Thy Kingdom Come' arc.

Answer: True

In the 'Thy Kingdom Come' story arc, Thom Kallor, who is also a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes, is identified as the new Starman, connecting him to the *Kingdom Come* narrative.

Related Concepts:

  • In the 'Thy Kingdom Come' story arc, who is revealed to be the new Starman, and how is he connected to the *Kingdom Come* universe?: The new Starman in *Justice Society of America* (vol. 3) is revealed to be Thom Kallor, who is also a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes, and he is the Starman from the *Kingdom Come* series.

Elliot S. Maggin wrote the novelization of the *Kingdom Come* story.

Answer: True

The novelization of the *Kingdom Come* narrative was authored by Elliot S. Maggin.

Related Concepts:

  • In the Arrowverse crossover 'Crisis on Infinite Earths,' which actor reprised his role as Superman with inspiration from *Kingdom Come*?: Brandon Routh reprised his role as Clark Kent/Superman, drawing inspiration from the *Kingdom Come* version, including his suit and working at the Daily Planet.

Brandon Routh's portrayal of Superman in the Arrowverse crossover 'Crisis on Infinite Earths' was inspired by the *Kingdom Come* version.

Answer: True

Brandon Routh's depiction of Superman in the Arrowverse's 'Crisis on Infinite Earths' crossover drew significant inspiration from the *Kingdom Come* iteration of the character, including his costume and narrative context.

Related Concepts:

  • What is the significance of the 'S' emblem used by Superman and Supergirl in the new DC Universe continuity, as revealed by James Gunn?: The DC Universe incarnations of Superman and Supergirl will use the *Kingdom Come* version of the 'S' emblem on their suits, as revealed by writer/director James Gunn.
  • What Earth designation was given to Brandon Routh's Superman in the Arrowverse crossover, and what does this number reference?: Brandon Routh's Superman was from Earth-96, a reference to the year the *Kingdom Come* comic was released.
  • What elements from *Kingdom Come* were incorporated into Kevin Conroy's portrayal of Batman in the Arrowverse?: Kevin Conroy portrayed a variation of Bruce Wayne from Earth-99 that incorporated elements of the *Kingdom Come* version, such as wearing an exo-suit.

Kevin Conroy's Batman in the Arrowverse 'Crisis on Infinite Earths' was based on the Earth-22 version of the character.

Answer: False

Kevin Conroy's portrayal of Batman in the Arrowverse's 'Crisis on Infinite Earths' was based on a version from Earth-99, not Earth-22, though it incorporated elements reminiscent of the *Kingdom Come* aesthetic.

Related Concepts:

  • Was a film adaptation of *Kingdom Come* ever planned for *Justice League: Warworld*, and if so, what happened to the idea?: The production team of *Justice League: Warworld* planned to develop a film adaptation of *Kingdom Come*, but the idea was discarded by James Gunn and Peter Safran after they became CEOs of DC Studios.

A film adaptation of *Kingdom Come* was planned for *Justice League: Warworld* but was ultimately scrapped.

Answer: True

The production team for *Justice League: Warworld* had considered developing a film adaptation of *Kingdom Come*. However, this concept was ultimately discarded by James Gunn and Peter Safran after they assumed leadership of DC Studios.

Related Concepts:

  • What piece of armor did Wonder Woman wear in the film *Wonder Woman 1984* that was inspired by *Kingdom Come*?: In *Wonder Woman 1984*, Wonder Woman is seen wearing her *Kingdom Come* armor.
  • How many issues comprised the original *Kingdom Come* miniseries?: The original *Kingdom Come* miniseries consisted of four issues.
  • What was the critical reception of the *Kingdom Come* audio play?: *AudioFile* magazine gave the *Kingdom Come* audio play a negative review, describing it as 'hokey and stilted' with a 'hollow, echo-chamber feel.'

Wonder Woman wore armor inspired by *Kingdom Come* in the film *Wonder Woman 1984*.

Answer: True

In the film *Wonder Woman 1984*, Wonder Woman is depicted wearing armor that draws inspiration from her appearance in the *Kingdom Come* series.

Related Concepts:

  • Which DC Universe incarnations of Superman and Supergirl use the 'S' emblem design from *Kingdom Come*?: The DC Universe incarnations of Superman and Supergirl use the *Kingdom Come* version of the 'S' emblem on their suits.

James Gunn revealed that the new DC Universe Superman and Supergirl would use the classic 'S' emblem design.

Answer: False

James Gunn revealed that the upcoming DC Universe iterations of Superman and Supergirl would utilize the 'S' emblem design featured in *Kingdom Come*, rather than the classic design.

Related Concepts:

  • What is the title of the original trade paperback edition of *Kingdom Come* mentioned in the infobox, and who is credited with its cover art?: The cover of the original trade paperback edition of *Kingdom Come* features art by Alex Ross.
  • What company produced a set of trading cards based on *Kingdom Come* in 1996, and what was the name of this set?: Fleer/Skybox produced a set of trading cards based on *Kingdom Come* in 1996, titled *Kingdom Come eXtra*.

The *Injustice: Gods Among Us* series shares plot similarities with *Kingdom Come*, including the death of Lois Lane and opposing hero factions.

Answer: True

The *Injustice: Gods Among Us* narrative is noted for its thematic parallels with *Kingdom Come*, particularly concerning the death of Lois Lane and the subsequent division of heroes into opposing factions.

Related Concepts:

  • What other comic series is mentioned as having a story similar to *Kingdom Come*, citing specific plot points like Lois Lane's death and hero factions?: The *Injustice: Gods Among Us* series of video games and comic books is mentioned as having a story similar to *Kingdom Come*, including plot points like the Joker killing Lois Lane and Superman and Batman forming opposing factions.

AudioFile magazine praised the *Kingdom Come* audio play, calling it a masterpiece of adaptation.

Answer: False

*AudioFile* magazine provided a negative review of the *Kingdom Come* audio play, characterizing it as 'hokey and stilted' and noting a 'hollow, echo-chamber feel'.

Related Concepts:

  • What was the name of the comics magazine published by Harbor Press that focused on *Kingdom Come*, and what was DC Comics' reaction?: Harbor Press published *Comicology Volume One: The Kingdom Come Companion*, which focused heavily on *Kingdom Come*. DC Comics issued a cease-and-desist notice, objecting that the volume infringed upon their copyrights and trademark rights.

Alex Ross's original concept for 'The Kingdom' involved Gog being the grown son of Superman and Wonder Woman.

Answer: False

In Alex Ross's initial conceptualization for 'The Kingdom,' Gog was envisioned as an alien from Urgrund. The role of the grown son of Superman and Wonder Woman was originally intended for Magog.

Related Concepts:

  • What was the purpose of the *Kingdom Come* miniseries being published under DC Comics' Elseworlds imprint?: Publishing *Kingdom Come* under the Elseworlds imprint indicated that it was set in an alternate universe, separate from the main DC continuity.
  • What was Alex Ross's initial concept for *Kingdom Come*, and who did he collaborate with?: Ross wrote a 40-page outline for *Kingdom Come*, pitching it as a project similar in scope to *Watchmen*. He ultimately teamed up with writer Mark Waid, who was recommended by DC editors due to his strong familiarity with DC superheroes.
  • When was *Kingdom Come* originally published, and by which publisher?: *Kingdom Come* was originally published monthly from May to August 1996 by DC Comics.

David Sikela, who gained powers from Earth's sun, was revealed to be a younger version of Magog in the 'Strange Visitor' arc.

Answer: True

In the 'Strange Visitor' arc of *Batman/Superman: World's Finest*, David Sikela, a boy who gained powers from Earth's sun, is later revealed to be a younger iteration of Magog.

Related Concepts:

  • How was the original four-issue miniseries of *Kingdom Come* packaged for mass-market retailers?: The original four-issue miniseries was packaged in a die-cut cardboard sleeve with a Skybox trading card, as part of an experimental program for mass-market retailers.

In the *Justice Society of America* (vol. 3) 'Thy Kingdom Come' arc, who is revealed as the new Starman?

Answer: Thom Kallor

Within the 'Thy Kingdom Come' story arc of *Justice Society of America* (vol. 3), Thom Kallor, a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes, is revealed to be the new Starman.

Related Concepts:

  • In the 'Thy Kingdom Come' story arc, who is revealed to be the new Starman, and how is he connected to the *Kingdom Come* universe?: The new Starman in *Justice Society of America* (vol. 3) is revealed to be Thom Kallor, who is also a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes, and he is the Starman from the *Kingdom Come* series.

Who wrote the novelization of the *Kingdom Come* story?

Answer: Elliot S. Maggin

The novelization of the *Kingdom Come* story was written by Elliot S. Maggin.

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  • In the Arrowverse crossover 'Crisis on Infinite Earths,' which actor reprised his role as Superman with inspiration from *Kingdom Come*?: Brandon Routh reprised his role as Clark Kent/Superman, drawing inspiration from the *Kingdom Come* version, including his suit and working at the Daily Planet.
  • What is the title of the comic book miniseries discussed, and what is its genre and format?: The comic book miniseries discussed is *Kingdom Come*. It is described as an epic superhero comic book miniseries.
  • When was *Kingdom Come* originally published, and by which publisher?: *Kingdom Come* was originally published monthly from May to August 1996 by DC Comics.

In the Arrowverse's 'Crisis on Infinite Earths,' Brandon Routh's Superman was from which Earth, referencing the year *Kingdom Come* was released?

Answer: Earth-96

Brandon Routh's Superman in the Arrowverse's 'Crisis on Infinite Earths' crossover hailed from Earth-96, a designation referencing the 1996 release year of the *Kingdom Come* comic.

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  • What elements from *Kingdom Come* were incorporated into Kevin Conroy's portrayal of Batman in the Arrowverse?: Kevin Conroy portrayed a variation of Bruce Wayne from Earth-99 that incorporated elements of the *Kingdom Come* version, such as wearing an exo-suit.
  • What is the significance of the 'S' emblem used by Superman and Supergirl in the new DC Universe continuity, as revealed by James Gunn?: The DC Universe incarnations of Superman and Supergirl will use the *Kingdom Come* version of the 'S' emblem on their suits, as revealed by writer/director James Gunn.
  • What Earth designation was given to Brandon Routh's Superman in the Arrowverse crossover, and what does this number reference?: Brandon Routh's Superman was from Earth-96, a reference to the year the *Kingdom Come* comic was released.

What specific piece of armor did Wonder Woman wear in *Wonder Woman 1984* that was inspired by *Kingdom Come*?

Answer: Her Kingdom Come armor

In the film *Wonder Woman 1984*, Wonder Woman's armor was specifically inspired by her appearance in the *Kingdom Come* series.

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  • Which DC Universe incarnations of Superman and Supergirl use the 'S' emblem design from *Kingdom Come*?: The DC Universe incarnations of Superman and Supergirl use the *Kingdom Come* version of the 'S' emblem on their suits.

According to James Gunn, which version of the 'S' emblem will be used by DC Universe's Superman and Supergirl?

Answer: The Kingdom Come version

James Gunn announced that the 'S' emblem design for the DC Universe's Superman and Supergirl will be based on the version featured in *Kingdom Come*, rather than the classic design.

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  • What is the title of the original trade paperback edition of *Kingdom Come* mentioned in the infobox, and who is credited with its cover art?: The cover of the original trade paperback edition of *Kingdom Come* features art by Alex Ross.
  • Who revealed the use of the *Kingdom Come* 'S' emblem in a teaser image for the film *Superman*?: Writer/director James Gunn revealed the use of the *Kingdom Come* 'S' emblem in a teaser image for the film *Superman*.
  • What company produced a set of trading cards based on *Kingdom Come* in 1996, and what was the name of this set?: Fleer/Skybox produced a set of trading cards based on *Kingdom Come* in 1996, titled *Kingdom Come eXtra*.

Besides *Kingdom Come*, what other Alex Ross comic series shares similar themes and artwork?

Answer: Earth X

The comic series *Earth X*, also created by Alex Ross, shares thematic and artistic similarities with *Kingdom Come*.

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  • What was Alex Ross's initial concept for *Kingdom Come*, and who did he collaborate with?: Ross wrote a 40-page outline for *Kingdom Come*, pitching it as a project similar in scope to *Watchmen*. He ultimately teamed up with writer Mark Waid, who was recommended by DC editors due to his strong familiarity with DC superheroes.
  • What other comic series is mentioned as having a story similar to *Kingdom Come*, citing specific plot points like Lois Lane's death and hero factions?: The *Injustice: Gods Among Us* series of video games and comic books is mentioned as having a story similar to *Kingdom Come*, including plot points like the Joker killing Lois Lane and Superman and Batman forming opposing factions.
  • What is the ISBN for the 2019 Trade Paperback edition of *Kingdom Come*?: The ISBN for the 2019 Trade Paperback edition of *Kingdom Come* is 1401290965.

What was the critical assessment of the *Kingdom Come* audio play by *AudioFile* magazine?

Answer: Negative, describing it as 'hokey and stilted'.

*AudioFile* magazine's critical assessment of the *Kingdom Come* audio play was negative, characterizing it as 'hokey and stilted'.

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  • What was the name of the comics magazine published by Harbor Press that focused on *Kingdom Come*, and what was DC Comics' reaction?: Harbor Press published *Comicology Volume One: The Kingdom Come Companion*, which focused heavily on *Kingdom Come*. DC Comics issued a cease-and-desist notice, objecting that the volume infringed upon their copyrights and trademark rights.

What was the original intent for Gog in Alex Ross's early concept for 'The Kingdom'?

Answer: Gog was intended to be an alien from Urgrund.

In Alex Ross's early concept for 'The Kingdom,' Gog was originally intended to be an alien originating from Urgrund.

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  • What was the purpose of the *Kingdom Come* miniseries being published under DC Comics' Elseworlds imprint?: Publishing *Kingdom Come* under the Elseworlds imprint indicated that it was set in an alternate universe, separate from the main DC continuity.
  • When was *Kingdom Come* originally published, and by which publisher?: *Kingdom Come* was originally published monthly from May to August 1996 by DC Comics.

What happened to the planned film adaptation of *Kingdom Come* after James Gunn and Peter Safran took over DC Studios?

Answer: It was discarded.

Following the assumption of leadership by James Gunn and Peter Safran at DC Studios, the previously considered film adaptation of *Kingdom Come* was ultimately discarded.

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  • What piece of armor did Wonder Woman wear in the film *Wonder Woman 1984* that was inspired by *Kingdom Come*?: In *Wonder Woman 1984*, Wonder Woman is seen wearing her *Kingdom Come* armor.

Editions and Collectibles

The 1997 trade paperback edition of *Kingdom Come* included additional pages featuring Alex Ross's epilogue and character sketches.

Answer: True

The 1997 trade paperback collection of *Kingdom Come* featured twelve additional pages created by Alex Ross, encompassing his epilogue, promotional artwork, and character sketches.

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  • What is the ISBN for the 2019 Trade Paperback edition of *Kingdom Come*?: The ISBN for the 2019 Trade Paperback edition of *Kingdom Come* is 1401290965.
  • When was *Kingdom Come* originally published, and by which publisher?: *Kingdom Come* was originally published monthly from May to August 1996 by DC Comics.
  • What was Alex Ross's initial concept for *Kingdom Come*, and who did he collaborate with?: Ross wrote a 40-page outline for *Kingdom Come*, pitching it as a project similar in scope to *Watchmen*. He ultimately teamed up with writer Mark Waid, who was recommended by DC editors due to his strong familiarity with DC superheroes.

The *Absolute* Kingdom Come hardcover edition, released in 2006, featured a larger page format than the original series.

Answer: True

The *Absolute* Kingdom Come hardcover edition, published in 2006, was notable for collecting the entire series in an enlarged page format, enhancing the visual presentation of Alex Ross's artwork.

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  • Who wrote the novelization of *Kingdom Come*, and what kind of editions were published?: The novelization of *Kingdom Come* was written by Elliot S. Maggin and published by Warner Aspect as a hardback, and in limited numbers, a slip-cased, signed edition.
  • What was the original intent for Gog in Alex Ross's concept for 'The Kingdom,' and how did it differ from the final story?: Alex Ross's original intent was for Gog to be an alien from Urgrund, and for Magog to be the grown son of Superman and Wonder Woman, mentored by Gog. This concept differed from the final story.

Fleer/Skybox produced a set of trading cards based on *Kingdom Come* in 1996, titled *Kingdom Come eXtra*.

Answer: True

In 1996, Fleer/Skybox released a set of trading cards based on the *Kingdom Come* miniseries, which was named *Kingdom Come eXtra*.

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  • Which division of DC Comics was responsible for producing action figures based on *Kingdom Come*'s artwork?: DC Direct, the exclusive collectibles division of DC Comics, produced action figures based on *Kingdom Come*'s artwork.

DC Direct, the collectibles division of DC Comics, produced action figures based on *Kingdom Come*'s artwork.

Answer: True

DC Direct, which served as DC Comics' dedicated collectibles division, was responsible for the production of action figures inspired by the distinctive artwork of *Kingdom Come*.

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  • Name three characters included in the first wave of *Kingdom Come* action figures.: The first wave of figures included Superman, Wonder Woman, and Green Lantern.

The first wave of *Kingdom Come* action figures included Batman, Red Robin, and Captain Marvel.

Answer: False

The first wave of *Kingdom Come* action figures featured Superman, Wonder Woman, and Green Lantern. Batman, Red Robin, and Captain Marvel were part of the second wave.

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  • Name three characters included in the first wave of *Kingdom Come* action figures.: The first wave of figures included Superman, Wonder Woman, and Green Lantern.
  • Name three characters included in the second wave of *Kingdom Come* action figures.: The second wave included Batman, Red Robin, and Captain Marvel.

Red Arrow was released as an exclusive action figure through *ToyFare* magazine.

Answer: True

The action figure for the character Red Arrow was distributed exclusively through *ToyFare* magazine.

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  • What other comic series by Alex Ross shares thematic and artistic similarities with *Kingdom Come*?: *Earth X*, another alternate universe series written and illustrated by Alex Ross, shares similar themes and artwork with *Kingdom Come*.

DC Comics issued a cease-and-desist notice regarding *Comicology Volume One: The Kingdom Come Companion* for copyright infringement.

Answer: True

DC Comics formally issued a cease-and-desist notice concerning *Comicology Volume One: The Kingdom Come Companion*, citing alleged infringements upon the company's copyrights and trademark rights.

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  • What made the *Comicology Kingdom Come Companion* difficult to obtain?: The *Comicology Kingdom Come Companion* became difficult to obtain due to a recall initiated by DC Comics, making it arguably the most difficult *Kingdom Come* item to find.

The 1997 trade paperback edition of *Kingdom Come* included interviews with Mark Waid and Alex Ross.

Answer: False

The 1997 trade paperback edition of *Kingdom Come* included supplementary material such as Alex Ross's epilogue, promotional artwork, and character sketches, but not interviews with the creators.

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  • When was *Kingdom Come* originally published, and by which publisher?: *Kingdom Come* was originally published monthly from May to August 1996 by DC Comics.
  • What is the ISBN for the 2019 Trade Paperback edition of *Kingdom Come*?: The ISBN for the 2019 Trade Paperback edition of *Kingdom Come* is 1401290965.
  • What characterizes the new generation of metahumans in the near future setting of *Kingdom Come*?: The new generation of metahumans in *Kingdom Come* is depicted as increasingly violent and reckless, engaging in destructive battles with little distinction between themselves and the villains they fight.

What is the ISBN for the 2019 Trade Paperback edition of *Kingdom Come*?

Answer: 1401290965

The ISBN for the 2019 Trade Paperback edition of *Kingdom Come* is 1401290965.

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  • What is the title of the comic book miniseries discussed, and what is its genre and format?: The comic book miniseries discussed is *Kingdom Come*. It is described as an epic superhero comic book miniseries.
  • What is the ISBN for the 2019 Trade Paperback edition of *Kingdom Come*?: The ISBN for the 2019 Trade Paperback edition of *Kingdom Come* is 1401290965.

How was the original four-issue *Kingdom Come* miniseries packaged for mass-market retailers?

Answer: In a die-cut cardboard sleeve with a Skybox trading card.

The original four-issue *Kingdom Come* miniseries was packaged for mass-market retailers in a die-cut cardboard sleeve that included a Skybox trading card.

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  • What is the setting of the *Kingdom Come* miniseries, and what is the core conflict presented?: The story is set in an alternate future of the DC Universe where a new generation of heroes has become reckless and violent. The core conflict involves the return of the original Justice League to confront these new heroes, determining the true meaning of heroism and the planet's future.
  • How many issues comprised the original *Kingdom Come* miniseries?: The original *Kingdom Come* miniseries consisted of four issues.
  • What is the ISBN for the 2019 Trade Paperback edition of *Kingdom Come*?: The ISBN for the 2019 Trade Paperback edition of *Kingdom Come* is 1401290965.

Which company produced the *Kingdom Come eXtra* trading card set in 1996?

Answer: Fleer/Skybox

The *Kingdom Come eXtra* trading card set, released in 1996, was produced by Fleer/Skybox.

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  • Which division of DC Comics was responsible for producing action figures based on *Kingdom Come*'s artwork?: DC Direct, the exclusive collectibles division of DC Comics, produced action figures based on *Kingdom Come*'s artwork.

Which division of DC Comics was responsible for producing the *Kingdom Come* action figures?

Answer: DC Direct

DC Direct, the collectibles division of DC Comics, was responsible for producing the action figures based on the artwork from *Kingdom Come*.

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  • Name three characters included in the first wave of *Kingdom Come* action figures.: The first wave of figures included Superman, Wonder Woman, and Green Lantern.

Why did DC Comics issue a cease-and-desist notice regarding *Comicology Volume One: The Kingdom Come Companion*?

Answer: It allegedly infringed upon DC's copyrights and trademark rights.

DC Comics issued a cease-and-desist notice for *Comicology Volume One: The Kingdom Come Companion* due to allegations that it infringed upon the company's copyrights and trademark rights.

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  • What made the *Comicology Kingdom Come Companion* difficult to obtain?: The *Comicology Kingdom Come Companion* became difficult to obtain due to a recall initiated by DC Comics, making it arguably the most difficult *Kingdom Come* item to find.

What detail about the 1997 trade paperback edition of *Kingdom Come* is mentioned?

Answer: It contained twelve additional pages by Alex Ross.

The 1997 trade paperback edition of *Kingdom Come* is noted for including twelve additional pages created by Alex Ross.

Related Concepts:

  • What is the title of the comic book miniseries discussed, and what is its genre and format?: The comic book miniseries discussed is *Kingdom Come*. It is described as an epic superhero comic book miniseries.

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