Shocking character deaths? Check But before we go on, you should know that this article contains spoilers for Catalyst Prime: Seven Days #1 and Catalyst Prime: Seven Days #2.
In Catalyst Prime #1, written by Gail Simone with art by Jose Luis, inks by Jonas Trinidade, colors by Michelle Madsen, and letters by Saida Temofonte, mysterious[...]
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Normally, comics wait until characters have been around long enough to become beloved before shockingly killing them off, but explosive publisher BOOM!
All of these tragic but sales-boosting deaths may not have been avoidable… but since a great deal of the characters hardly ever appear in comics, if Superman hadn't told us about them, we might not even have noticed for months And when it comes to the more popular characters, like Wally West, at least there's[...]