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Writer: Tom King / Artist: Mitch Gerads / DC Comics “I believe there’s a God above me, I’m just the God of everything else… New God Flow, fuck everything else”- Pusha T I’ve been waiting for this shit. I been fiending for this new take on Scott Free (Mister Miracle) since it was first announced. My peak interest?/kink?/fetish?/ is seeing obscure characters or heroes that aren’t a house hold name get a second chance at the spotlight. My friends dog me over it (mostly Jordan …friend is strong word) but there’s so much freedom you can take with characters that can be considered lesser known to the mainstream for amazing stories from RKO (outta nowhere). First off, Tom King and Mitch Gerads deliver Mister Miracle as a well timed haymaker punch to wake the audience up for the new era of the New Gods. All you need to know about Scott Free is that he was raised on Apokolips as part of a peace treaty with New Genesis where Darkseid and Highfather exchanged sons. Scott grows up to be the universe’s greatest escape artist. Proving so by escaping apocalypse and then finding a place on Earth with his love Barda (who was raised on Apokolips as well). There ain’t a cell, contract, or obligation that can hold Scott Free aka Mister Miracle. Presently, we join Scott Free post what appears to be a suicide attempt. Scott is rushed to the hospital and from there on it’s a flood of nurses, doctors, and Barda talking around Scott as he stares off into the void (or should that be The Source …
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