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“There's so much going on here, and out there, and places we don't even know about. Everything's so scary and uncertain. We never know when fate will shake it all up." "That's pretty deep." "You gotta wonder how we'll ever make it through." "I guess we can fall back on what's gotten us this far." "A positive attitude and lots of denial?”

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Book:Countdown to Final Crisis, Vol. 4
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Countdown to Final Crisis, Vol. 4

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Paul Dini
Paul Dini

Paul Dini, born on August 7, 1957, is an American writer known for his contributions to the animation and comic book industries. He is best recognized for his work on 'The Batman: The Animated Series' and 'Justice League', where he served as a scriptwriter. more

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