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Arthur Lipscomb <arthur@alum.calberkeley.org> wrote:
 
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>Their mission is to locate a (I think) playing card.  The card has 
>magical properties that will cause whoever is holding the card at death 
>to instantly bypass Hell and go straight to Heaven.  But the card can 
>only be used once.  Within the movie itself, I don't think they ever 
>explain exactly who created the card.  At one point Doctor Fate (Greg 
>Grunberg) had the card, but he didn't create it, he simply had 
>possession of it.

Ah. Thanks. That's a weird plot even for a comic book story.

I appreciate the details.

>. . .