A SQUADRON DIVIDED! The Justice Squadron is in pieces. The Green Lanterns and Flash have flown off to space with their mechs to face Darkseid's forces head-on, still unwilling to trust Superman or accept his help. Batman will need to convince Wonder Woman that Superman is ready to rejoin their team, and time is running out. Darkseid's forces are at their full power, and Lex Luthor is getting ready to unleash his ultimate weapon on the world...enter the biomechanical nightmare that is...B1-ZAR-0!!!
With only six issues, it doesn't quite feel like this had time to set up its world and its characters fully, but it remains a fun side-story for the DCU with a lot of great visuals. Read Full Review
Ultimately, the artwork and story don't suck. Each issue does its best to stay fun and actually manages to pull of a short but sweet adventure. The mech suit gimmick hasn't lost its appeal, and most are welcome homages to other beloved franchises. The character development and simplicity of the plot may be the weakest points, but it succeeds on capturing the manga style. As far as penultimate issues go, this one sets the stage for one big colorful brawl against the biggest sourpuss in the galaxy! Read Full Review
Full of fun mecha robot action, but lacking the substance outside of the machines, DC: Mech continues to be style over substance. Read Full Review
DC: Mech #5 continues this title's general trend of being style over substance, or more specifically, of trying to shove the world of DC into the box of another genre only to end up with a very mid result. Read Full Review
What the hell? The greatest Green Lantern can’t use the ring in this book? You use Hal’s content like Ferris company and his classic look to find a way to stuff John Stewart in this story, and you killed Hal? Disappointment. No wonder this book sells like shit.
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