Doom Patrol

Volume 2, Issue 28
Cover Date: December 1989
Release Date: October 31, 1989

Cover Price: $1.50
Guide Price: $5.00 (as of 2003)

"Labyrinths"

Boosterrific.com Rating
  • Currently 3.0/5 Stars.
Fan Rating
  • Currently 3.0/5 Stars.

Doom Patrol, Vol. 2, #28. Image © DC Comics
<< PREVIOUS CHRONOLOGICAL APPEARANCE
Justice League Europe #8, 1989
NEXT CHRONOLOGICAL APPEARANCE >>
Doom Patrol, Vol. 2, #29, 1990
 
NEXT ISSUE IN SERIES >>
Doom Patrol, Vol. 2, #29, 1990

 

PAGE MENU

Artists
Characters
Settings
Summary
Annotation
Reviews

SITE SEARCH

DIRECTORY MENU

Comics List
Cover Gallery
Chronology
Out of Continuity
Collections
Advertisements

SHARE THIS PAGE


FOLLOW




ADVERTISEMENTS


SPOILER WARNING: The following page may contain story spoilers. Read at your own risk.

ARTISTS

Writer: Grant Morrison
Penciller: Richard Case
Inker: John Nyberg
Colorist: Danny Vozzo
Letterer: John E. Workman
Editor: Mark Waid

return to top

CHARACTERS & SETTINGS

heroes: Animal Man, Blue Beetle II, Booster Gold, Crazy Jane, Rebis, Robotman II

Setting: 20th-century Paris, France

return to top

ISSUE SUMMARY

Cover Description: Robotman holds his chest as his robotic guts spill out of him. (No Booster Gold.)

Brief Synopsis: The Paris JLI Embassy has disappeared into a painting and only the Doom Patrol can enter the painting and save them.

Costume Worn: MARK I power-suit

return to top

ISSUE ANNOTATIONS

Image Copyright DC Comics

Page 1, panel 1
Booster Gold declares the situation "way too weird for me," from off-panel as he stares at the painting that ate Paris, France. Fellow Justice Leaguers Animal Man and Blue Beetle are also present.

Page 1, panel 4
Booster recognizes Crazy Jane, Robotman II, and Rebis as members of the Doom Patrol when they approach him. He has worked with Robotman before, but Crazy Jane and Rebis are relatively new to the team. Booster likely recognizes them because the Justice League leases room to the Doom Patrol inside the Secret Sanctuary where Beetle stores the Bug and the JLI shuttle.

Page 3, panel 5
The pragmatic Booster admits that the Doom Patrol gives him the creeps. The Doom Patrol only rarely does interact with the more established DC Universe heroes, and their adventures tend towards the esoteric and bizarre.

return to top

ISSUE REVIEW

Boosterrific Review: Grant Morrison's Doom Patrol stories can be confusing and indecipherable, and this issue is no exception. This Doom Patrol briefly encounters the Justice League, and the result is a hostile and unsettling disquiet akin to what fans of traditional super heroics will experience upon reading this pretty standard Doom Patrol issue.

Boosterrific Rating:

Gold Standard.

Average Fan Rating:

(1 vote)

  • Currently 3.0/5 Stars.
KMD (Mar. 17, 2010, 20:32:16)
I actually liked Morrison's "Doom Patrol" run but this was not one of the better issues.

return to top

RATE THIS ISSUE

Show Terms and Instructions
 

Name:   Email: (optional)
 
Rating:   Website: (optional)
  • Currently 0/5 Stars.
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  http://
Review: (optional)
 
 

return to top

ADVERTISEMENTS


 

The Chronological Adventures of Booster Gold

<< PREVIOUS CHRONOLOGICAL APPEARANCE
Justice League Europe #8, 1989
NEXT CHRONOLOGICAL APPEARANCE >>
Doom Patrol, Vol. 2, #29, 1990
 
NEXT ISSUE IN SERIES >>
Doom Patrol, Vol. 2, #29, 1990

Cover Gallery | Chronological Appearances | Non-DCU Appearances