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Infinite Crisis (2 of 2)

"Superman, the Man of Steel. Wonder Woman, Amazon Princess. Batman, the Dark Knight. Together, they are the greatest super heroes of all. But they have turned away from each other in Earth''s hour of greatest need. As space is ripped apart, super-villains unite, and four mysterious strangers threaten reality itself. Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman must put aside their differences to save the world, but even the combined might of all Earth''s heroes might not be enough to stop the coming crisis..." (Part 2 of 2)
 
Copyright (p) © 2007 DC Comics. All Rights Reserved. INFINITE CRISIS and all related titles, characters, and elements are trademarks of DC Comics.

"Their sound development for a range of hard to conceptualize sounds, like heat-vision or superspeed, manages quite well. Their integration of background music can subtly raise the anxiety and anticipation in listeners."  - Publisher's Weekly
 
Approximate Run Time: 7 hours
Release Date: June 2007
ISBN: 978-1-59950-302-8
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1. Jeffery on 10/26/2010, said:

I gave this one 4 and the second part 5 because I thought between the two should be a 4.5. This is an epic tale, told masterfully as only Graphic Audio does. It sort of starts in the middle of the fray, I'm not sure if I was supposed to have started with some other book in order to be up to date with what was going on at the beginning of this story. It does a fair job of catching us up within, I want to say, about the first hour. So many heros and villains and dimensions come into play in this two part set that it can be a little daunting to keep up with who is doing what at any given time. I have to say this for Graphic Audio. Their use of excellent and diverse voice talent and the expert musical direction saved this 12 hour adventure from being a confusing mess. By having voices that were recognizable and different from all the other voices, I was easily able to pick up which character was in any particular scene. The musical dips and crescendos were able to keep me on track with what was going on with the scenes. This is a book that could only have ever been done by Graphic Audio. By the end, nearly everything was tied up in a neat little bow. All in all I loved the whole story. I highly recommend. Of the 10 or so Graphic Audio DC Books I have listened to, I would rank this one (both books counting as 1) around 6.
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2. jim on 2/12/2010, said:

so after getting some weird downloading issues with batman : the stone king i got an e-mail from GA customer support confirming they are putting out Final Crisis in December. now all they need is identity crisis and you get the biggest cross-over in Dc comics history. and all as a movie in your mind!
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