The Legion by Dan Abnett & Andy Lanning #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume continues Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning's run on the Legion of Super-Heroes, collecting issues from their 2018 series. It follows the team's adventures in the 31st century as they face new threats and navigate complex relationships among the expanded cast of heroes.
In "Legion Lost," Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning launch a gripping chapter of the Legion’s cosmic exile, with Olivier Coipel’s striking art bringing the haunting wreckage of Legion Outpost to life. Shikari seeks refuge among the ruins, uncovering a haunting diary from Element Lad that reveals the truth behind the Legion’s banishment beyond the universe—just as the Progeny close in. The cover by Olivier Coipel and Andy Lanning captures the moment the Legion break free, their fate now uncertain as they face the vast unknown.
In the drifting ruins of Legion Outpost, Shikari seeks refuge from the Progeny as she stumbles upon a haunting computer diary left by Element Lad—revealing the Legion’s forgotten exile from the universe. When the Progeny track her down, their attack accidentally shatters the Legion’s Tromium cocoon, freeing the heroes just as they face a new threat in the void. Now scattered and reawakened, the Legion must confront the unknown, even as the past still holds its secrets.
In "Enigma Variations," the Legion of Super-Heroes infiltrates the Progeny ship, where Monstress is horrified to discover the crew's practice of recycling so-called variant creatures. As the team confronts the ship’s commanders, tensions rise while they race to secure a powerful shuttle capable of towing the Legion Outpost to safety.
In "Lone Star State," the Legion of Super-Heroes lands on a world tied to Shikari’s past, only to find a familiar face they believed lost—now standing among the Kwai, a people long thought scattered. As the Progeny launch another assault, the Legion holds the line, but Shikari chooses to stay, her connection to the Kwai and her place among the Legion now entwined.
When Brainiac 5.1 races to stabilize the Legion’s jump drive, the team braces for a high-stakes transit—only to find themselves ambushed by unseen energy parasites that cripple their technology. With the mission in jeopardy, the Legionnaires must rely on instinct, skill, and each other as they face an invisible threat in the void.
In "Burnout," Umbra grapples with overwhelming stress, testing the limits of her endurance as Saturn Girl attempts to reach her through telepathy—only for the effort to unintentionally strain the entire Legion. With tensions rising, Umbra leaves the team behind, only to confront a new threat that forces her to face her breaking point.
When Ultra Boy and Monstress race to stop the escalating clash between Umbra and the enigmatic Singularity, the rest of the Legion aboard the ship face an unexpected manifestation of Saturn Girl’s subconscious—only to be joined by a surprising group of friends.
In "Lost & Found," the reassembled Legion confronts the truth behind Singularity’s world and its mysterious link to Saturn Girl’s fragile state. As Brainiac 5.1 works to heal her and Umbra, the cure unleashes unexpected ripples that unsettle the newest Legionnaires—and Apparition—testing the team’s unity in ways no one saw coming.
In a story of cosmic isolation and fractured minds, Element Lad—once a Legionnaire, now a being who has endured a billion years alone—unveils a desperate hope: a portal home hidden within the prison of the Omniphagos. As the Legion gathers around him, their trust tested by his unraveling logic, the weight of eternity begins to crack the very fabric of their unity.
In "First & Last," the Legion of Super-Heroes faces a desperate race against time as Saturn Girl grapples with Element Lad’s unraveling mind, trying to stabilize him while the team prepares to seal a rift to their own galaxy. With the merged threat of Element Lad and the Omniphagos looming, the Legion must hold fast—until one of their own steps forward in a moment that could change everything.
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↩ Reprints Legion Lost #1 (2000), Legion Lost #2 (2000), Legion Lost #3 (2000), Legion Lost #4 (2000), Legion Lost #5 (2000), Legion Lost #6 (2000), Legion Lost #7 (2000), Legion Lost #8 (2000), Legion Lost #9 (2001), Legion Lost #10 (2001), Legion Lost #11 (2001), Legion Lost #12 (2001)
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