As with the last volume, this one again focues on 9-11. DC Comics takes over in this one.

A few of the stories had some emotional effect like the son who dreams his mother, a NYPD officer was still alive; Another good story is a boy who uses his imagination to draw superheroes cleaning up the mess at ground zero; Or an frustated comic book artist who feels guilty because he keeps on drawing while there is tragedy; And Superman finally reveals that there are some things he cannot control because he is just imaginary.

It wasn't as good as Volume One where there were more true stories, rather than superhero stories.

This is still a good book because there is a little emotional content. Still, being that its DC Comics, you had to expect a Superman here and a Batman there.

Once again, the 9-11 series didn't stray away from the tragedy. It didn't pretend the WTC never existed (which I noticed in some tributes on TV, books, and even at the Oscar's New York tribute). Volume One and Volume Two will help those who have have trouble giving closure to one of the most scariest terrorist acts in history.

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