Day of Judgment #2 (1999) plunges deeper into the supernatural chaos gripping the DC Universe, as Earth's mightiest heroes and mystics rally to prevent the world from falling into eternal damnation. This gripping second chapter in the five-issue event is packed with celestial stakes, eerie visuals, and unexpected alliances — making it essential reading for fans of DC’s darker mythologies.

Written by Geoff Johns in one of his early high-profile works, with art by Matt Smith and inks by Steve Mitchell, the story intensifies as the demon Etrigan and the fallen angel Asmodel merge to overthrow the very order of Heaven and Hell. As the dead rise and the skies burn, heroes like Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and Zatanna must contend with a spiritual war that threatens both the mortal and mystical realms.

In Day of Judgment #2, Hal Jordan — the former Green Lantern turned Spectre — begins to emerge as a key figure in the struggle between divine justice and apocalyptic destruction. The blend of superhero action and supernatural horror is beautifully executed, with Smith’s art giving shape to both epic battles and eerie, otherworldly realms.

The issue explores moral complexity and redemption, with tension rising as Earth’s defenders split into two fronts — one fighting on the physical plane, the other descending into the underworld to reclaim lost souls. It’s a defining entry in the late-90s DC catalogue and a cornerstone for fans of mystical crossover events.

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