The Ray by Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Grey – C –
Requirements: CBR reader, 15-16 Mb
Overview: DC Comics is shining a light on one of their oldest and strangest superheroes this December with "The Ray," a four-issue miniseries from artist Jamal Igle and writers Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray.
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First created for Quality Comics by artist Lou Fine in 1940, the Ray began life as an ordinary man named Lanford "Happy" Terrill who became a superhero with light-based powers after a bizarre hot air ballooning accident. Eventually sold to DC Comics after Quality collapsed, writer Jack C. Harris and a young artists named artist Joe Quesada brought back the Ray in the early ’90s as Ray Terrill, son of the original Golden Age hero and inheritor of his powers. Starring in his own solo comic for years, in 2006 DC introduced yet another Ray, reporter Stan Silver who took on the Ray name and fought crime as part of the "Uncle Sam And The Freedom Fighters" ongoing series before being revealed as a traitor and replaced by a resurgent Terrill.
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- http://uploading.com/files/f8b654ba/The%2BRay%2B03.cbz/
- http://uploading.com/files/714m27f6/The%2BRay%2B04.cbz/
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