This was a key issue for DC. After the six-month introduction of the team and telling events that happened five years ago, this was the first Justice League story taking place in the present; unfortunately, it was quite disappointing. From Jim Lee's obvious absence and Gene Ha's particular style, to the League's sporadic participation in the issue, the momentum the series had built was lost in a sudden and hard stop. Today's Justice League looks exactly like the one that came together five years ago; there is no evident sign of major changes in dynamics or relationships, or even a hint that the roster has evolved to anything close to the ensemble that was supposed to include Hawkman, Firestorm, Mera, Atom, and others. Could the team really have remained so static all this time? This installment needed to be a blockbuster, but ended up being a shameless filler instead.
Nice work mate...do mention the writer's name while attributing to his work (or the lack thereof). But in terms of facts you didn't miss out any. Good job. :)
ReplyDeleteNice review! I haven't actually gotten the chance to get JL #7 (DC's subscription service sucks) yet, but I hope I can enjoy it more than you did! :P
ReplyDeleteOne series that I might suggest you start reading is Justice League International. It's not all fun and games anymore for the team. Three members are hospitalized and one is K.I.A. ALREADY. Its turning much more serious.
Thank you both for the feedback, and I will definitely follow your suggestions!
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