I liked the first issue, but not enough to pay like four or five bucks for every issue. (And then I'd have to buy the Justice League tie-ins, too.) Also, I think said co-worker was right: this went downhill. It because a convoluted mess with an unsatisfactory ending. Perhaps if they'd done ...
I loved this! I had saw it at Barnes & Noble, but didn't want to pay 16 dollars for a comic book, so I looked on Amazon to see if they had it, and it was only 3bucks. Score!This was a fun read that definitely caught my interest! Full review later.
Justice League 3000 may be set in the future, but it features some seriously old school story telling. Many contemporary comic book writers write for the trade collection. They tell stories in 3 to 6 issue arcs that are best read in one sitting rather than in monthly installments. The one concessi...
One of the best things about this book? The Rogues. That's the case for most of Johns' run on Flash, but it's most on display here, as we actually get to head-hop among the Rogues. In fact, a large part of this book is centered on a war between Rogues and former Rogues over loyalty and a truly horri...
Whelp. This book was a tie-in to Identity Crisis. So, depending on your feelings about that... story... you may find yourself either liking or hating this story more than you might on its own merits. For my part, it marred an otherwise solid book. To be fair, it was at least sweeter and more con...
Wally West doesn't remember who he's been, and that might be a good thing - after the events of the previous trade, his wife isn't feeling too kidly disposed toward the Flash. She blames him for the trauma of the last book.And Wally's got a mundane job working on cars for the police station. But he ...
So glad that Grant Morrison seems to be a believer of the Bat. Issue #3 being my main point of evidence. Superman is incapacitated, the rest are believed to be disposed of, and Batman comes through big time. Always coming through in the clutch, is Bruce Wayne. I just love it. Will definitely be read...
So, first, I need to say that Roxy, the JSA's AI, is an absolutely awesome character and if someone doesn't find a way to work her into the New DCU, I'll be bummed. Also, this is absolutely a fantastic superhero team book, with interesting and enjoyable characters, and one of the things about the Ne...
This just further proves that Batman is the strongest member of the JLA, hands down. If you think otherwise, you're crazy. He's the only human, yet he's the most prepared for any conflict. And even in the midst of a gigantic mistake made in this one, he still manages to fight to save the day and bri...
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