Justice League (comic)

  • Justice League #24 review

    Lost in space! The Man of Steel passes the time before his impending death with tainted memories. Batman has (what I can only assume to be) the evolutionary peak of tea and crumpets with the World Forger while they discuss the betrayal of principles and friends alike. And the rest of the Justice League find…


  • Justice League #23 review

    Up, up, and away! Superman attempts to escape his lonely prison planet, but the grass isn't really any greener on...FUTURE APOKOLIPS! The League is caught in straits most dire, and their greatest mind—the Dark Knight himself—seems poised to betray their ideals. What the heck is up with that? I mean, really? Find out—maybe—in Justice League #23. SPOILERS…


  • Justice League #22 review

    Impish behavior! Snarky starfish! DOOM! For the Justice League left on Earth, this is reality. But long ago, at the beginning of everything, we find the origin of our story. Perpetua makes a multiverse, in Justice League #22. SPOILERS AHEAD. MAYBE. So. Many. Words. James Tynion's "Legion of Doom" interludes occasionally surprise and delight me. Other times, they…


  • Justice League #21 review

    Something is smelly in Boca Raton! While Superman battles his grayer, beardlier, handsomer, futurer self in a dark dimension, and Mera, Starman, and Jarro try to keep Mxyzptlk from unraveling the fabric of everything, the rest of the League is in the lap of luxury in their utopian future. But all that glitters is not…


  • Justice League #20 review

    The Justice League goes sight-seeing—IN THE FUTURE! While Mera, Starman, and Jarro keep vigil over Mxyzptlk, and Superman rots in a dark, sandy prison, the rest of the crew travels to the Sixth Dimension to see how they won it all. Because we all believe that's what happened, right? There's nothing suspect about this Future…


  • Justice League #19 review

    The Legion of Doom has Perpetua, and they're only two dark energies short of the seven they need to wake her up! What's a Justice League to do? It's the beginning of the next piece in Scott Snyder's grand multiversal puzzle—"The Sixth Dimension" starts now, in Justice League #19! The bulk of this review originally…


  • Justice League #18 review

    It's time for DC's baldest baddies to get more intimate than they ever have before. It's not as gross as you're imagining right now, but it's at least twelve levels more invasive. Brainiac and Luthor face off as only they can, in Justice League #18. The story prevails Justice League is in an interesting spot right…


  • DC Comics tease a “City of Bane” in this year’s 25-cent “DC’s Year of the Villain” one-shot

    Last year, DC Comics released DC Nation ahead of Free Comic Book Day, which was a 25-cent comic that had stories from heavyweights like Tom King and Scott Snyder.  Besides being a lot of comic for a dirt cheap price, DC Nation also serves as a preview for some of 2018’s biggest storylines. In an…


  • Justice League #17 review

    The Martian Manhunter and the Superman Hunter meet on the plains of Mars! J'onn and Lex hold a secret meeting, but why? What could they possibly have to talk about? Find out in Justice League #17! Snyder's back (at least for now) It's no secret that I've been missing Scott Snyder on Justice League for the past…


  • Justice League Annual #1 review

    The Justice League is going to the Source—Wall, that is. Starman thinks the team can fix it, so the team gets to getting—and we all know nothing can go wrong when a total stranger leads you on a vague mission of universal salvation. Watch the uneventful success unfold, in Justice League Annual #1! Good thing…


  • Justice League #16 review

    "Escape from Hawkworld" reaches its shocking conclusion! Martian secrets! Hawk secrets! Other secrets! All this, and maybe more secrets in Justice League #16. SPOILERS WILL SURELY FOLLOW This is not good With apologies to James Tynion, toward whom I bear no ill will, this is just not very good. This has been the story of Tynion's contributions to Justice League: his…


  • Justice League #15 review

    Starman heats up, and the Hawks get savage! At home and abroad, the Justice League is beset by should-be-allies! How will they get out of this mess? And what secret lies at the center of Thanagar Prime? Find out in Justice League #15! A good story, adequately written I feel as though I'm repeating myself, but…


  • Justice League #14 review

    What secrets lie in the vaults of Thanagar Prime? What secrets lie in the mind of the Martian Keep? What secrets lie in the energy-rich recesses of Starman’s brain? Find answers to NONE of these questions in Justice League #14, as part of the team heads to HAWKWORLD! Where have all the periods gone? I’m…


  • Justice League #13 review

    Spotlight: Joker! With Drowned Earth in the rear view, Justice League #13 turns back toward the Legion of Doom, as we see the Joker’s path onto the team, and Luthor’s foolish pride biting him on the back of his bald head.  Marching orders I’m going to invert things and ignore the story for the moment.…


  • Justice League #12 review

    An earlier version of this review mixed up artists Frazer Irving and Bruno Redondo. We regret the error, and it has been corrected. Aquaman has been spearedtridented by Poseidon! Why would the decrepit old sea god do such a thing? Not cool, bro! See if Wonder Woman beats the bags out from under his eyes,…


  • Justice League #11 review

    Earth is drowning! The Totality was safe, and the Legion of Doom seemingly at bay, but peace was not to be. With Aquaman and Wonder Woman attempting to escape the Blood Reef and the citizens of the world turning into fish-slaves of the Triumvirate, things look grim for the League. But will they get worse…


  • Justice League #10 review

    This is a slightly-modified adaption of my review on Comics Now. Scott Snyder’s run on Justice League has been his best work to date. In the pages of this book, he has found a story and a voice that, while flowing naturally out of his prior publications, transcends them. The love he has for these characters—and…


  • Justice League #9 review

    IT'S. TIME. TO. RE. BUILD. THE. MOON. Fending off Darkseid? Sure, seems hard. Warring with the Legion of Doom? A certain challenge. But reconstructing the Earth's moon from floating chunks? That takes a hero. See for yourself in Justice League #9. This is what I was talking about In my review for Justice League #8, I pretty…


  • Justice League "Drowned Earth" comic crossover to feature 'Aquaman' movie variant covers

    Justice League from Scott Snyder, Jorge Jimenez, and Jim Cheung has been one of DC’s most consistently enjoyable titles since it launched a few months back.  With snappy dialogue, great characterization, and some of the best looking art in the business, Justice League should be near the top of your stack every two weeks if…


  • Justice League #8 review

    The Secret Origin of the Legion of Doom continues! How did Lex come to be in Legion with the Batman Who Laughs? And how does the Joker feel about it? Is all really well in the Legion's halls? Find out in Justice League #8. It's interesting, but is it essential? I'm not asking that question sarcastically,…


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