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Doom Patrol #24

“The House That Jack Built”: You’ve met “Red Jack” had a glimpse of his home, and found out what he wants Rhea Jones for. Something’s not right with this boy, but can the Doom Patrol reach him in time? And if not what happens to Rhea? Also more with Dorothy Spinner as she arrives at DP headquarters and chats it up with Josh Clay. Grant Morrison (w) Richard Case (c/p) Scott Hanna (c/i).
24 pages July 1989

NM $3.75

Doom Patrol #25

"Imaginary Friends": This issue focuses on Josh Clay and Dorothy Spinner, as we learn a lot more about Dorothy and get to tour the old JLA/new Doom Patrol HQ. The Chief about to take off to talk to the Pentagon asks Josh to look for the Materioptikon, which is a dream-enhancing machine built by Doctor Destiny. Grant Morrison (w) Richard Case (c) Doug Braithwaite (p) Scott Hanna (i).
24 pages August 1989

NM $3.75

Doom Patrol #26

"Nowhere Man": This issue we look at the Doom Patrol as a team in greater detail, as the stage is set for their first confrontation with the newly christened “Brotherhood Of Dada”. We’ll be looking in on them as well and frankly, the look is pretty weird. Grant Morrison (w) Simon Bisley (c) Richard Case (p) John Nyberg (i).
24 pages September 1989

VF/NM $3.25

Doom Patrol #27

"The Painting That Ate Paris": The Brotherhood Of Dada have formed, the Doom Patrol have regrouped their forces and the stage is set for their first clash. It’s going to be a lot more than your standard slugfest that you can bet on. Exactly what it will be…well let’s not spoil the fun. Grant Morrison (w) Simon Bisley (c) Richard Case (p) John Nyberg (i).
24 pages October 1989

NM $3.50

Doom Patrol #28

"Labyrinths": The Doom Patrol are still involved in the weirdest case yet. The DP is panted into a corner and we mean that. Rebis, Crazy Jane and Cliff Steele enter the painting. Each level of the painting is a representation of a style of art: Surrealism, Photorealism, Impressionism, the DP split up and take-on by the Brotherhood of Dada. Grant Morrison (w) Simon Bisley (c) Richard Case (p) John Nyberg (i).
24 pages November 1989

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Doom Patrol #29

"The Kingdom of No": What happens when the The Brotherhood Of Dada take over the world-and there is no more Doom Patrol. Outside of the painting Superman and the rest of the world's superheroes are congregating, waiting for the Fifth Horseman to ride out and destroy the world. Grant Morrison (w) Simon Bisley (c) Richard Case (p) John Nyberg (i).
24 pages December 1989

NM $3.25