Contents 1 Appearing in "Sonny Sumo" 2 Synopsis for "Sonny Sumo" 3 Appearing in "Crime Carnival!" 4 Synopsis for "Crime Carnival!" 5 Appearing in "The Young Gods of Supertown" 6 Synopsis for "The Young Gods of Supertown" 7 Notes 8 Trivia 9 See Also 10 Recommended Reading 11 Links and References

Appearing in "Sonny Sumo"

Featured Characters:

• Forever People

• Beautiful Dreamer
• Big Bear
• Mark Moonrider
• Serifan
• Vykin the Black

Supporting Characters:

• Sonny Sumo

Villains:

• Darkseid
• DeSaad

Other Characters:

• Al Fisher
• Harry
• Sagutai

Locations:

• Apokolips

• Armagetto
• Happyland

Items:

• Anti-Life Equation
• Mother Box

Vehicles:

• Super-Cycle
  
  

Synopsis for "Sonny Sumo"

Mother Box helps heal Sonny Sumo of burn wounds after he fights a robot. Then it transports Sonny to Happyland, where he helps break the Forever People free of Desaad's traps. When Desaad's guards attack them, Sonny takes the advice of Mark Moonrider and unites his will with that of the Mother Box, putting their enemies to sleep. Darkseid, watching from afar, realizes that Sumo possesses the Anti-Life Equation. He decides that the Forever People must be killed, and Sumo captured.

Appearing in "Crime Carnival!"

Featured Characters:

• Sandman (Wesley Dodds)

Supporting Characters:

• Sandy the Golden Boy

Villains:

• The Crime Carnival

• Midge
• Preston
• Samson
• Stretcho

Other Characters:

• None

Locations:

• Earth-Two

• New York City

Items:

• Sandman's Gas Gun

Vehicles:

• None
  

Synopsis for "Crime Carnival!"

originally printed in Adventure Comics #84.

Appearing in "The Young Gods of Supertown"

Featured Characters:

• Lonar  (First appearance)

Supporting Characters:

• Thunderer (First appearance)

Villains:

• None

Other Characters:

• None

Locations:

• New Genesis

Items:

• None

Vehicles:

• None
  

Synopsis for "The Young Gods of Supertown"

Lonar, poking amidst the ruins of an "old gods'" battlefield, liberates a great white horse, Thunderer.

Notes

• While investigating the ruins in the second non-reprint story, Lonar hefts Thor's helmet, which seems a pretty clear indication that Jack considered the Fourth World titles to be a continuation of his mythological story-telling in Thor.

• "Sonny Sumo" is reprinted in the Jack Kirby's Forever People trade paperback.

Trivia

• No trivia.

See Also

• Write your own review of this comic!
• Discuss Forever People Vol 1 5 on the forums
• Cover gallery for the Forever People series
• Images from Forever People Vol 1 5

Recommended Reading

• Jack Kirby's Fourth World:

• Forever People (Volume 1)
• Forever People (Volume 2)
• Mister Miracle (Volume 1)
• Mister Miracle (Volume 2)
• Mister Miracle (Volume 3)
• New Gods (Volume 1)
• New Gods (Volume 2)
• New Gods (Volume 3)
• New Gods (Volume 4)
• Orion (Volume 1)
• Jack Kirby's Fourth World (Volume 1)
• Death of the New Gods
• Jack Kirby's Fourth World Omnibus

Links and References

• Forever People article at Wikipedia
• Forever People series index at the Grand Comics Database
• Forever People article at Don Markstein's Toonopedia
• Forever People profile
• Forever People profile at the Unofficial Guide to the DC Universe

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