Comic Title: Doom Patrol #29
Publisher: DC (DC Comics Inc.)
Address: 666 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY
Imprint: Vertigo
Cover Date: January 1990
On Sale Date: November 28, 1989 Shipping Date October 31, 1989
Source: Previews, #8

Shipping Date November 28, 1989
Source: Amazing Heroes, #173
Misnumbered #30

Shipping Date November 2, 1989
Source: Advance Comics, #10

Direct Market Date November 30, 1989
Source: Comic Shop News, #125, #126

Direct Market Date December 7, 1989
Source: Comic Shop News, #128

Copyright Date January 2, 1990
Source: Library of Congress, Copyright Office 1990

Frequency: Monthly
Cover Price: $1.50
Page Count: 32
Editor: Mark Waid

Title: "The Kingdom of No"
Pages: 24

Feature(s):
Doom Patrol (Post-Crisis)

Writer: Grant Morrison
Penciller: Richard Case
Inker: John Nyberg
Letterer: John E. Workman, Jr.
Colorist: Daniel Vozzo

Reprinted In:
Doom Patrol:The Painting That Ate Paris TPB (2004)
Doom Patrol Omnibus HC (2014)
Doom Patrol Book One TPB (2016)

Feature Character(s)

• Doom Patrol (last appearance in Doom Patrol #28; next appearance in Doom Patrol #30)
• Robotman (last appearance in Doom Patrol #28; next appearance in Doom Patrol #30)
• Rebis (last appearance in Doom Patrol #28; next appearance in Doom Patrol #30)
• Crazy Jane (last appearance in Doom Patrol #28; next appearance in Doom Patrol #30)

Villain(s)

• Brotherhood of Dada (last appearance in Doom Patrol #28; no further appearances)
• Mr. Nobody (last appearance in Doom Patrol #28; no further appearances)
• Lloyd Jefferson (Frenzy; last appearance in Doom Patrol #28; no further appearances)
• Holly McKenzie (Sleepwalk; last appearance in Doom Patrol #28; no further appearances)
• The Quiz (last appearance in Doom Patrol #28; no further appearances)
• Byron Shelley (the Fog; last appearance in Doom Patrol #28; no further appearances)
• The Fifth Horseman (also called Oblivion; no further appearances)

Guest Appearance(s)

• Superman (last appearance in Adventures of Superman #460; next appearance in Action Comics #647)
• Justice League (last appearance in Doom Patrol #28; next appearance in Justice League America #33)
• Animal Man (last appearance in Doom Patrol #28; next appearance in Justice League Europe #9)
• Blue Beetle (last appearance in Doom Patrol #28; next appearance in Justice League America #33)
• Booster Gold (last appearance in Doom Patrol #28; next appearance in Justice League America #33)
• Doctor Fate (last appearance in Justice League Europe #8; next appearance in Doctor Fate #14)
• Fire (last appearance in Justice League Europe #8; next appearance in Time Masters #1)
• Guy Gardner (last appearance in Justice League Europe #8; next appearance in Justice League America #33)
• Ice (last appearance in Justice League Europe #8; next appearance in Justice League America #35)
• Martian Manhunter (last appearance in Justice League Europe #8; next appearance in Justice League America #34)
• Mister Miracle (last appearance in Justice League Europe #8; next appearance in Mister Miracle #11)
• Phantom Stranger (last appearance in Action Comics Weekly #641; next appearance in Captain Atom #42)
• Phantom Lady (last appearance in Flash #29; no further appearances)
• Wonder Woman (last appearance in Wonder Woman #41; next appearance in Christmas with the Super-Heroes #2)

Other Character(s)

• Horst Eismann (last appearance in Doom Patrol #27; no further appearances)

Comments:
This story is continued from Doom Patrol #28.

Although the Flash appears on the cover of this issue, he does not appear in this story.

Synopsis:
After they have defeated the Doom Patrol inside the painting that ate Paris, the Brotherhood of Dada discovers that they have awakened the fifth horseman who was trapped inside the painting and is capable of destroying the world. The Brotherhood revives the Doom Patrol and joins them in the battle against the horseman.

Jane transports herself inside the horseman which gives the heroes an advantage. When they realize that the horseman draws power from the worlds inside the painting, Mr. Nobody directs it to the world of Dada where contradiction and absurdity reign. This causes the horseman to explode. Paris, the Doom Patrol, and the horseman are ejected from the painting, which is now ruined. The Brotherhood remains behind.

Many heroes including Superman and the Justice League have gathered in the real world when Paris disappeared. When the Doom Patrol exits, they find that the horseman was transformed into an innocent rocking horse. However, Jane is comatose.