JUPITER'S LEGACY: FINALE #5 brings the arc and the series to a close with a last-ditch battle between Earth's super-beings and an alien invasion. Mark Millar's Swan Song concludes the conflict with the biggest of swings and a satisfying resolution, and the art team's delivery is decent. Read Full Review

Plot
The battle in Arizona is cruel, where the human heroes have no chance of winning, when Captain Naz'ek of the Farmers disabled their superpowers. Caius is another leader who falls. Ellen and Maisei are pursued in Siberia.

Jason manages to escape with his Rod and begins to teleport until he reaches the Fourth Dimension, where the Farmers are waiting for him, comfortable and confident that they will win. Jason uses the universal translator that his grandfather got on Jupiter many years ago, so he can communicate. Jason tries to negotiate the freedom of his planet, the conceited Farmers ignore him, making it clear that humans are a crop to feed themselves. When they are going to activate the cloud of nanoparticles to end the Planet, they discover that Jason using the translator brought this cloud with him and ended the planet of the farmers.

The epilogue tells how humans understood that their aggressive and individualistic trait is an implanted characteristic, so they decided to leave it aside and created the first human Utopia for the year 2054. The three questions that Skyfox struggled with from the moment he stopped being a hero: What are we? Who made us? Why do we love our children so much? were fully answered and supported by dialogues from different generations, a magical and beautiful ending to such an epic saga.

Art
This final installment is done by cartoonist Lee Carter, who offers some very detailed illustrations aided by lighting, offering that tone of classic superhero comics from the 1960s, it is magnificent art.

Summary
Jason negotiates with the Farmers while the human heroes are massacred, a shocking end to a saga that for more than twelve years presented us with three generations of endearing superheroes with whom we can identify and presents a brilliant story about the origin of everything.
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