Welcome back to World’s End, where so many cool things happen but the book never stops and breaths in order for the reader to see how things will play out.  It’s like dealing with six screaming kids in a toy store, all trying to figure out what to play with but they keeping throwing their…

It is incredibly strange for someone who does not read much of the other weekly titles that World’s End can feel so fast-paced and yet have nothing happen.  There’s always a feeling that something is happening regardless of which one of the five alternating plots is consuming my attention at one particular moment, but by…

Well, the steam had to run out some time.  After a strong start, a few of the cracks in the quality of the earlier issues have become full-fledged problems.  This is just my personal observation from my limited reading of Future’s End and to a greater extent Batman Eternal, but these weekly books suffer from…

Bring on the Furies!  That’s where we’re at in Earth 2: World’s End, the Four Furies of Apokolips have arrived on Earth 2 and our Wonders are out to stop them.  Last issue we received a complete overview of Earth 2, which is cool and all, but now we’re on the war path against some…

This is going to be a doozy.  An extra-sized review for an extra-sized issue, and what an issue it was.  I came in with trepidation when Future’s End Month came out and it was just a horrifying nightmare of incoherent story, poor artwork, and boring characters.  But then came this lovely issue, and provided me…

I don’t get it.  I don’t get all of this.  I don’t get the need for this, this Future’s End Month, and quite honestly, I don’t get the purpose behind Future’s End in general.  I don’t get why we need to have some years’ long “epic” story, crossing dimensions and killing off a host of…