WHERE IN THE WORLD IS METAMORPHO? In the pages of World’s Finest, Batman, Robin, and Superman have traversed some of the DCU’s most iconic locations and teamed up with the likes of the Teen Titans, Doom Patrol, and Supergirl, but none of that will prepare them as they must go across the globe in search of Rex Mason, a.k.a. Metamorpho, the Element Man! The World’s Finest Strangest Adventure begins here!
Once again, this series does not fail to entertain. World's Finest: Batman/Superman #13 starts a new arc that feels fresh and fun. Waid's genre mashup is executed at a master's level, and Dan Mora continues to keep pace with the incredibly bombastic nature of the title. This potent combination delivers a final product that is simply good-ole-fashioned fun. Read Full Review
Waid throws in a nice twist with Stagg's alleged murderer, which sets up what should be another tremendously fun arc. This book hasn't disappointed yet and it's just going to be a long wait for the next installment. Read Full Review
Overall, this issue stands out as one of the best of the series and there really hasnt been a bad issue yet. The creative team continues to provide some of its best work and it shows. The issue is worth buying because of its art alone, but the care that Waid puts into his writing doesnt alienate new readers or push away seasoned fans. This is a perfect book for readers of all ages. Batman/Superman: Worlds Finest is exactly what the title suggests: Worlds Finest. Read Full Review
What can I say. This book is just firing on all cylinders. The perfect complement of pictures and words. Buy this book! And recommend it to others! Read Full Review
Batman/Superman: World's Finest remains one of DC's strongest titles and introduces a capitvating new story for readers. Read Full Review
Batman/Superman: World's Finest #13 is as good a DC Comic as you'll likely find anywhere. The story is fun, with an intriguing mystery. Multiple characters appear, but each gets proper attention, and the art is brilliant. Read Full Review
Batman/Superman: World's Finest #13 is an insanely fun Silver Age adventure that puts Batman, Superman, and Metamorpho at the center of a murder mystery. Read Full Review
This story has been done before, but never exactly like this, and kudos to the creative team for keeping this book fresh. Read Full Review
World's Finest remains the top superhero book for DC Comics and its main competition is itself in comparing each issue to the last and so on. Read Full Review
Dan Mora's art is stunning. Not only does it capture the characters perfectly, but the action is visually stunning and I love the visual progression of the story. Read Full Review
The writing is concise and on-point, even with the somewhat lengthy explanation of Metamorpho's origin, and the art is top-notch. It's clear to me that this comic is crafted with care and precision, and if you're going to get one comic this week, I highly recommend that you pick this one. If you love upbeat adventures with good comedy and intrigue, look no further! Read Full Review
I love this book
This is THE comic to be reading. Even if your not a DC, Superman, or Batman and Robin fan you'll love this book.
Banger after banger. This series is a must-read.
I love Dick chilling in the Batmobile listening to his Batmusic with his Batphones on his Batpad while undercutting obscenely rich billionaires. The irony is hilarious and you know Waid and Mora are clever enough to have planned it. I really appreciate the SatAm exposition for Metamorpho. As long as the character has been around, I've know what he does but never how he got his powers or what he had to go through to get them and become the person he is. Concise, beautifully rendered. It's like watching Justice League all over again. Plus we get Jimmy being Jimmy, and actual detective work. Who would have thought that would run well in a buddy-cop/Batman book?
This is still a wonderful comic. I noticed the art getting a bit scratchy in places. I hope Mora isn't rushing to keep up.
Always a great read.
I love seeing Batman with the yellow bat symbol on his chest. I like the beginning cold open and mystery with the Metamorpho origin story. Seeing Jimmy Olsen front and center was also cool and the last page was a slap in the face. Nice.
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