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Uh oh. While I hope that a reset (described above) works for you in this case, I fear that it may be more serious. This happened to my wife's Kobo a few months ago. Although she would never admit it, I think that she may have turned it off or pushed a button or otherwise interrupted the update (experience tells me that a "complete" message doesn't always mean 100% complete, best let it cycle itself off and on). Anyway, to make a long story short, I suspect that the firmware had been corrupted and nothing I could do would get it past the screen that you described. Eventually I called the Kobo service line and they took my info, sent me shipping box (by courier) to return the device and eventually sent her a new reader. The whole thing took about a week from phone call to new Kobo. Try the reset, but if it doesn't come back to life immediately, call the service number (I found them very helpful)... assuming that the device is new and under warranty, of course.
Good luck and let us know how you made out.
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