Doom Patrol

by Rachel Pollack

First published 2035

The Doom Patrol relocates to an unusual new base of operations while welcoming two fresh recruits to their ranks. These unconventional heroes face their biggest challenge yet when a group called the Wild Girls emerges as a threat. The preteen antagonists prove more dangerous than their age suggests, forcing the team to confront enemies who defy their expectations. Rachel Pollack picks up where Grant Morrison left the series, maintaining the team's tradition of battling bizarre threats while dealing with their own personal struggles. The collection spans eleven regular issues plus annual and anthology appearances, showing how these misfit characters adapt to change while staying true to their outsider nature. Each member must find their place within the group's new dynamic as external pressures mount and internal tensions surface.

Genres: science-fiction, fantasy, graphic-novels, comics

Vibes: emotional, thought-provoking

Tropes: found-family, unconventional-heroes

Period: 20th-century, 21st-century

352 pages · Paperback · Vertigo

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