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15 Years of Coverage (2010-2025)
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Steve Orlando wraps up “Surgical Strike” this week, and he does so by delivering the best issue of the series! Justice League of America has had its fair share of problems since its debut. I think we can all agree on that. Over the past year, the storylines and characters just haven’t come together in…
Buckle-up, bastiches! We’re going to go save some space dolphins! There will be no middle ground here. You will either enjoy this issue, or you will absolutely hate it… And a lot of this has to do with how you feel about the crazy fact that Lobo has a soft spot for space dolphins. Yes,…
Orlando’s second chapter of “Surgical Strike” contains a combination of highs and lows. For me, Prometheus overcomes a chunk of this issue’s opportunities and tips the book towards the enjoyable side of the scale. That doesn’t mean all is excusable though. Some aspects that have bogged Justice League of America down since it’s debut come…
“Surgical Strike” begins in this week's Justice League of America, and it’s the perfect title for this story! The conclusion to “Panic In the Microverse” disappointed me, but if I’m being honest, I let my expectation of the story overrule my judgment of the issue itself. Do I feel the story had problems? Yes. Did it…
I’m just going to come right out and say it… Justice League of America is a waste of time. I’ve struggled with JLA since its debut, and finally felt that we were going to receive a good story with “Panic in the Microverse.” I fully believed this story would meet the quality we’d expected from…
Let’s be frank, this issue and the previous issue of Justice League of America should have been a The Atom mini-series with a six to twelve issue run… And it’s a shame that we didn't get that instead. I’m sure many of you are scratching your heads right now. “What? You want these stories to…
In this issue of Justice League of America, we find out what Ray Palmer has been up to these past few months… And that’s about it. I’ve been a champion for “Crisis in the Multiverse” because it’s easily been the best arc in Justice League of America since its debut. Quite frankly, this is the…
Steve Orlando continues his trek into the Microverse in Justice League of America! Out of the few places the JLA have visited since Rebirth, this is easily the most interesting. Unfortunately, there’s a lot to take in before we can truly understand this world… Possibly too much. I’m going to be honest, this…
Twelve issues in, and we’re finally getting what we’d hoped and expected to get from Justice League of America since its announcement! I won’t lie, the issues leading up to this arc have been… challenging. This issue, however, makes up for all of that and is a great jumping-on point! So… Jump on, because…
Believe it or not, I think this is the best issue of Justice League of America since its debut! I’m hoping (seriously… “hoping” should be bold and in caps) that this is just the beginning of JLA catching its stride. Leading up to Justice League of America, I felt the title had a…
Oh Justice League of America… You’re a mess of a book, but I’d be lying if I didn’t admit that part of me loves how terrible you are. There are a number of problems with Justice League of America, and when you take a moment to assess how you could improve it, you…
You know the phrase, “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” I often think of that phrase when I read Justice League of America. I see what Orlando is trying to do. The heart is there… but the execution is far from good. Since its launch, JLA has been plagued with…
I’ve essentially obliterated every issue of Justice League of America ever since its debut. I don’t say that to brag, just to indicate that I’ve come to expect poor storytelling/ execution from this title. That might be why I was so surprised when I didn’t think this issue was terrible. I should start…
Believe it or not, Justice League of America didn’t make me want to rip my hair out this week! I’m not going to go so far to say that the issue is good, but the worst moments of this issue are still better than the best moments of the last few issues. There are…
This week in Justice League of America, the JLA has armor made of light! Why? I don’t know! As far as I can tell, it serves no purpose. It doesn’t appear to be actual armor, and it doesn’t seem to have any offensive benefits either, so I’m not quite sure what the point is.…
What the *beep* is this? Come on, DC! This is some bottom of the barrel $#!% that gets passed up on Free Comic Book Day! Oi… Look, I honestly don’t know where to start… I hoped this issue would see a bump in quality because most of my dislike with Justice League of America…
Remember when Justice League of America: Rebirth #1 was released, and I got excited because of this teaser at the end of the book? Remember how amped I was because of the panel of Batman holding a shield and having his life threatened, and The Atom finding Ray Palmer (or at…
Justice League of America #3 is better than its previous issue, but don’t get too excited because it’s still far from great… or even good. Considering Orlando’s previous work with DC, I’m surprised at how disappointed I am with Justice League of America. Forgetting the fact that the roster of the team stretches…
You know how I was hoping (wishing/ praying) that Steve Orlando would deliver with Justice League of America since Hitch’s Justice League is complete crap? Yeah, well… Orlando totally failed in that mission! What in the hell did I just read? Everything about this issue feels off. The quality of Orlando’s narrative plummets.…
Justice League of America: Rebirth gives us a first look into what this title will be like, and in doing so, Steve Orlando decided to pull a page out of David Ayer’s book from Suicide Squad. Yep, that’s right, we’re starting this series off by highlighting the cast… And that’s about it. I…
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