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if you’re at all familiar with draaga, aka death-rite, from justice league unlimited or supergirl, then you might want to read panic in the sky, the arc where mae and him fight alongside each other against brainiac to save earth. they have a sorta silly forbidden romance plot for a bit where draaga is conflicted about how his death vow against superman prevents him from living a happy life alongside her. i recommend giving it a read— here are the included issues!
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draaga reading guide:
mae kent appears in panic in the sky, which is the arc shown in the 1992 section <3
1989:
adventures of superman #454
action comics annual #2
superman #32 - draaga is seen fighting on mongul’s warworld. we’re shown draaga and superman fighting and superman refusing to kill the defeated draaga. mongul decides he must kill them both himself. superman stops him from killing draaga. superman tries to convince draaga to help him defeat mongul, but draaga says that mongul may be a tyrant, but he’s honor-bound to follow his will. mongul delays their deaths, imprisoning both of them. superman escapes and attempts to free draaga. draaga asks why he didn’t kill him, and he says it’s just the way he was brought up. the eradicator saves superman by teleporting him away moments before mongul kills him, so draaga believes that mongul killed him. (see above)
adventures of superman #455
superman #33
1990: action comics #650, superman #41, adventures of superman #464, action comics #651, superman #42, adventures of superman #465, action comics #652
1991: who's who in the dc universe #10
1992: action comics #674, superman: man of steel #9, superman #65, adventures of superman #488, action comics #675, superman: man of steel #10
mae kent / matrix supergirl and draaga in adventures of superman #488 by ordway, grummett, and hazlewood.
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Death Rite (Les Magiciens), French lobby card. 1976
Submitted by videorecord
Death Rite (Les Magiciens), French lobby card. 1976
Submitted by videorecord
Death Dictionary - Death Rite
