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In Justice League Doom, the Justice League is under attack by known enemies when their vulnerabilities are stolen. REVIEW The premise of the. Review of DC Comics JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA 11, featuring a look at the closet visavis The Ray, written by Steve Orlando with art by Neil Edwards. Justice League movie reviews Fueled by his restored faith in humanity and inspired by Supermans selfless act, Bruce Wayne and Diana Prince assemble a team of. Read Common Sense Medias Justice League review, age rating, and parents guide. Justice League Heroes is a halfhearted beatemup game that does very little to make you feel as if youre controlling your favorite comic book characters. Colors by Brad AndersonLegacy Part FourDiana is entwined in the energy that Simon was keeping at bay as the children of the League and the soldiers move in. As Steve Trevor tries to hold them back, he is attacked by Simon Baz and both and Diana are fighting commands telling them to kill everyone. The energy is the threat that seemingly wiped out the world the kids come from. As they try and decide what to do next, the Sovereign arrives at Amnesty Bay to confront Mera. The Sovereign forces Arthur to tell Mera what was done to him by their daughter Serenity and he opens a portal to take Sovereign to where she wants to go with Mera in pursuit. Meanwhile, Bruce is in pursuit in the Batplane as Sovereign and Arthur arrive at Dianas location. After taking out the soldiers guarding the scene, Sovereign confronts Diana. As the rest of the League arrives, Sovereign reveals herself to Diana and commands her embrace the darkness that is overtaking her and in that darkness she can kill the entire world. This issue actually held my attention. There has been apprehension on my part about the Legacy storyline and those problems still exist in one fashion, but this issue was refreshing in its pacing and appeal. I actually want to know what happens next. The art work in the issue is great and there are some really awesome expressive panels that I enjoyed looking over a second time. Images via Multiversity. Justice League 25 is a dense but intriguing read that leaves us with much to chew on thanks to its hints at the central DC Rebirth mystery. Justice League 1. Batman News. With the help of Infinity, Batman and Superman have caught up with the Timeless. Meanwhile, the rest of the League has dispersed across time to stop the enemy on the most urgent fronts. But can the Worlds Finest take down a seemingly infinite foe And how can the League save history when they arent even sure whats being done to it Still a better readLast issue brought us perhaps the most encouraging installment of Justice League after struggling to find his voice apart from his pencils, writer Bryan Hitch at last delivered a readable storyone I actually found enjoyable. The characters left me wanting, but overall, I liked the dialogue driven approach far better than what weve seen previously. This time, Hitch continues with a similar emphasis, and Im grateful. Whatever else you may say about the story and characterization, Justice League 1. I also like what we learn of Tempus, the Timeless mind. His intentions dont quite make the Timeless sympathetic, but they do add some much needed dimension to what has heretofore seemed like yet another uninteresting swarm of baddies. Tempus has a few things to say about the League, as wellthings which I suspect carry significance that stretches beyond Justice League and into the larger Rebirth mystery. Unfortunately, not a whole lot actually happens this time, and for all of the decent dialogue, we learn very little of consequence. Tempus provides his few interesting details, but most of the issue focuses on battlefield banter and posturing. Clark has a fantastic line on the first page, but only the first time you read it. When you step back and consider his audience, it just doesnt make any sense for him to say what he says to whom he says it it also gives me violent Bv. S flashbacks. The rest of the League prepares to engage the Timeless throughout history, but they dont actually cross the line into actual conflict not counting Wonder Womans fight with Cronus by the end. SHOW SPOILER The final scenepage surely intends to provoke gasps, oos, and ahs but I found it underwhelmingnot least because I can feel Hitch trying to manipulate me with cheap tricks. We learn that the Infinity Corporations own Alexis is, in fact, a daughter of Lex Luthor, and that she currently possesses the Super Lex armor that weve seen since the very end of The New 5. Why should this dazzle us Even if, like me, you consider yourself a fan of Hitchs old JLA book, Alexis never did or said enough to make her a worthwhile investment, so this revelation falls flat. And as if that werent bad enough, the teaser text is Bat Luthor. Dont get me wrongIm all for Batsy donning the suit and helping Supes put the beatdown on Tempus and his goonsbut how on earth did they miss the opportunity to call this phenomenon Lexbat I mean, come on, people. Its right there for the taking, and you leave it on the table. Still better visualsPasarin gets a few opportunites to shine. For my money, hes better at scenery than characters, and he provides several outstanding set pieces this go round. Tempus works, tooit certainly helps that his otherworldly physiology has no obvious reference for comparison unlike Pasarins often odd human anatomy. The rest of the time, Brad Andersons colors do a decent job of taking pressure off of Pasarins unpleasant character work. Bratz: Babyz The Movie Video Download. Green Lanterns light and lush backdrops go a long way toward distracting me from weird faces and tiny hands. C grade artwork. Weird proportions. With all of that said, the question remains is this Justice League worthy artwork Does this look like the best DC has to offersomething that deserves the designation of flagship Accepting that some of this is subjective, I still have to answer no. When Rebirth began, Tony Daniel seemed like a more than fitting successor to Jason Fabok, who dazzled us for over a year at the end of The New 5. But Daniel left after the first arc, and weve had nothing but C grade talent since then. I know theres more to comics art than aesthetics and finishes, but those things still matter, and most of Justice League in Rebirth has been downright ugly. Sure, Pasarin produces better than average layouts, and Ive already praised his backgrounds and scenery. Those two things definitely carry a lot of weight in the medium. But Fabok and Daniel are quite good at these things, too. So are David Finch, Mikel Janin, Dexter Soy, Marcus To, and a whole host of others who are holding down the fort on other DC titles. Pasarin isnt in the same class as any of them. Bottom line I come to Justice League expecting to be wowed. I come expecting that everything between the covers is meant to impress me. I do not come expecting that there are things Ill need to overlook every single time if I hope to enjoy it. It isnt my job to make me like this book, and sadly, it doesnt seem like anyone else is taking responsibility for it. Im sure somebody is, and Im sorry if this all sounds very harshbut anyone can see that this book is in embarassingly bad shape compared to the New 5. A better book, but still not what it should be. Justice League has been better these two weeks, but it still falls far, far short of what it ought to be. Almost a year in, Rebirth has its share of stinkersbut no book has been more disappointing than this one. When will something change Recommended ifYouve got enough money in your comics budget to accommodate a book that may not be great, but still reads well. Youre a Pasarin fan. Overall. Justice League 1. I dont hate it. Hitchs dialogue driven approach makes reading this less of a chore, but not much happens, and the characters still dont read like themselves. Pasarin has some nice wide shots, but his humanoid figures still look distractingly strange more often than not, and I found it very hard to immerse myself in his side of the story. Im happy this wasnt terrible, but Im not terribly happywe need better for Justice League than just okay.