Comic Title: Doom Patrol #41
Publisher: DC (DC Comics Inc.)
Address: 666 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY
Imprint: Vertigo
Cover Date: February 1991
On Sale Date: January 2, 1991 Shipping Date January 2, 1991
Source: Previews, #22

Shipping Date January 2, 1991
Source: Amazing Heroes, #186

Direct Market Date January 4, 1991
Source: Comic Shop News, #184

Frequency: Monthly
Cover Price: $1.50
Page Count: 32
Editor: Art Young

Title: "Fallen Angel"
Pages: 24

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

Writer: Grant Morrison
Penciller: Richard Case
Inker: Mark McKenna
Inker: Kim DeMulder
Letterer: John E. Workman, Jr.
Colorist: Daniel Vozzo

Reprinted In:
Doom Patrol:Down Paradise Way TPB (2005)
Doom Patrol Omnibus HC (2014)
Doom Patrol Book Two TPB (2016)

Feature Character(s)

• Doom Patrol (last appearance in Doom Patrol #40; next appearance in Doom Patrol #42)
• Robotman (last appearance in Doom Patrol #40; no further appearances)
• Rebis (last appearance in Doom Patrol #40; no further appearances)
• Crazy Jane (last appearance in Doom Patrol #40; no further appearances)
• Rhea Jones (last appearance in Doom Patrol #40; no further appearances)

Villain(s)

• Emissaries of the Orthodoxy (last appearance in Doom Patrol #40; no further appearances)
• Anathematicians of the Cage (last appearance in Doom Patrol #39; no further appearances)
• Huss (last appearance in Doom Patrol #40; no further appearances)
• The Ultraquist Geomancers (last appearance in Doom Patrol #40; no further appearances)
• The proprietor of a lost and found office (no further appearances)

Other Character(s)

• Dolores Watson (last appearance in Doom Patrol #39; no further appearances)
• Balzizras (a fallen angel; no further appearances)

Comments:
This story is continued from Doom Patrol #40.

Synopsis:
When the Judge Rock falls, Huss and the Geomancers believe they have won their eternal conflict with the Orthodoxy. When it is revealed that Rhea is actually responsible, Rebis suggests a potlatch to resolve the dispute. Both the Orthodoxy and the Geomancers take turns making sacrifices until everything they value is gone. Rhea then reveals that the rock is an angel who fled Earth with a branch from the Tree of Knowledge. It created the world, but it only knew conflict, so it pitted both factions against each other. Cliff plants the branch which gives the angel the creativity to have both sides work together. Rhea then departs for the stars, while Cliff and the others head back to Earth.