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| − | '''Beige Noon''' was an event that happened during the [[Two-and-a-Half Month Gap]]. Never actually published as a story, it was depicted in a flashback in the miniseries ''[[501 Blues]]: [[Lurk of Faith]]''. | + | '''Beige Noon''' was an event that happened during the [[Two-and-a-Half Month Gap]]. Never actually published as a story, it was depicted in a flashback in the miniseries ''[[501 Blues]]: [[A Lurk of Faith]]''. |
The [[Bryttle Brothers]], Dekay and Diskolor, attacked the [[Looniearth]]. They killed millions, including LNHers like [[Irony Man]] and [[Mainstream Man]], but were stopped by [[Four-Color Kid]], who sacrificed his life by exploding into a burst of color that sealed away the Bryttles, revitalized the Looniverse, and brought back the people who were killed. | The [[Bryttle Brothers]], Dekay and Diskolor, attacked the [[Looniearth]]. They killed millions, including LNHers like [[Irony Man]] and [[Mainstream Man]], but were stopped by [[Four-Color Kid]], who sacrificed his life by exploding into a burst of color that sealed away the Bryttles, revitalized the Looniverse, and brought back the people who were killed. | ||
Revision as of 07:32, 5 September 2019
Beige Noon was an event that happened during the Two-and-a-Half Month Gap. Never actually published as a story, it was depicted in a flashback in the miniseries 501 Blues: A Lurk of Faith.
The Bryttle Brothers, Dekay and Diskolor, attacked the Looniearth. They killed millions, including LNHers like Irony Man and Mainstream Man, but were stopped by Four-Color Kid, who sacrificed his life by exploding into a burst of color that sealed away the Bryttles, revitalized the Looniverse, and brought back the people who were killed.
The event marked a symbolic division between the Cosmic Plot Device Caper era and all the LNH stories that came after.
Legacy
The Bryttle Brothers returned at the end of the multi-writer project Infinite Leadership Crisis, having tempted Bart the Dark Receptionist into a deal to free them. Their return was the looming threat behind Beige Countdown and Beige Midnight.
Notes
Beige Noon was inspired by the "Black Dawn" crisis in the Giffen-Birnbaum Legion of Superheroes's Five Year Gap.
