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BLACK ADAM #4
Cover Date: November 2022
Cover Price: $3.99
Publication Date: 2022-09-20
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Cover Credits:
Art: Irvin Rodriguez (signed)
"Luke 16"
"Home Alone"
"Danger Zone"
"Cold Calling"
Credits:
Story | Christopher Priest |
Art | Rafa Sandoval |
Lettering | Willie Schubert |
Colors | Matt Herms |
Associate editing | Chris Rosa |
Editing | Paul Kaminski |
Feature Character(s):
- Black Adam (also in flashback following flashback in issue #3 and preceding issue #1, and in flashback to banishment from Earth)
Guest Star(s):
- Etrigan (last/next in ???)
Supporting Character(s):
- Malik White
- Shep
- Kanisha "Nisha" White (first appearance; Malik's big sister; next in issue #7)
- Lay-Lay White (first appearance; Kanisha's daughter; next in issue #7)
- Jasmin (first appearance; a friend of Malik)
Villain(s):
- Akkad
- Ishtar (in flashback following flashback in issue #3 and issue #1)
- Anu (first DCU appearance; Mesopotamian King of the Gods; in flashback)
- Ashur (first DCU appearance; Pantheon Chief and son of Anu; in flashback)
- Belit (first DCU appearance; Goddess of Destiny and wife of Anu; in flashback)
- Enki (God of Mischief and brother of Ashur; in flashback)
- Marduk (Demigod and counselor to Ashur; in flashback)
- Nergal (God of War; in flashback)
- Ninurta (God of Agriculture and son of Ashur; in flashback)
Guest Appearance(s):
- Sargon (last in ???)
- The Wizard (in flashback)
Other Character(s):
- Dr. Desmond Troi
Cameo Appearance(s):
- Aman (in flashback)
Location(s):
- Earth-0
- United States of America
- Pennsylvania
- Pittsburgh
- Washington, D.C.
- Georgetown
- Harrod University
- Linwood
- Malik's appartment
- Metro East Hospital
- Metro East Intensive Care Unit
- Pennsylvania
- United States of America
- Sphere of the Gods
- Skyland
- Hightower
- Skyland
Comment(s):
- Story continues in the previous issue and continues in the next issue.
Solicitation:
- THERE IS NO REDEMPTION FOR BLACK ADAM. Thousands of years ago, did Black Adam inadvertently create a powerful race who've modeled themselves after the Akkadian pantheon of goddesses and gods? Or is he being gaslighted, taunted by illusions, by one of his many enemies? Theo Teth-Adam finds only more questions when he is lured to the Akkadian Hightower and given a cryptic message. Meanwhile, Adam has dispatched Etrigan the Demon, an unlikely ally, to either train his youthful successor or kill him.