This is a fun issue with fantastic art and big action, but don't expect the resolution to be anything more than superhero stuff. Read Full Review

Now I don't know what this thing is coming for Earth, but part of me want to think I do. If it is, then maybe we are getting somewhere big with Justice League compared to other Rebirth books on shelves. Though until then Justice League #19 didn't leave us with the same punch as they could have to wrap up Timeless. Read Full Review

This issue keeps dropping hints that a much bigger evil is on the horizon, but that constant foreshadowing doesn't make for a very exciting conclusion. We're curious about Hitch's endgame with this comic, and hopefully the next storyline will begin to clear things up again. Read Full Review

What I have been saying about this book since the beginning still applies. It is very well drawn, and very well scripted, but the plotting really needs to pick up the pace. Read Full Review

As the final chapter of “Timeless” closes off this arc by leading into the next one, I hate to say that I won't miss it. This arc was set up to be something more than what we got, and I feel as though even one more issue could've redeemed it in my eyes. Read Full Review

The only moment in this issue that sparked me at all was the death of one of the kids from the future, the ones who I thought might be a reworking of Infinity, Inc. As the person dies, they say that nobody knows what they are doing. Yup. That is true indeed. I have no idea. The accuracy made me laugh, but not in a good way. I also dont really care. Read Full Review

Hitch ends the best arc of the series so far with a fizzle of an ending, and not much else. There are some Rebirth teases here and there, but they offer nothing new that we don't know. A major plus was that the art was consistent across the arc, which is something DC should strive for when it comes to the rest of their series. What this book needs is a new writer, plain and simple. Read Full Review

This arc had a lot of promise, but Hitch isn't developed enough as a storyteller to deliver on these epic set-ups. As we're approaching the two-year mark with the title, Hitch has failed to create compelling and engaging stories featuring the world's greatest heroes. It's time for DC to start considering moving in a different direction with its flagship title. Read Full Review

If you've read any of my reviews before this, you know I have been unhealthily obsessive with finding any hint of the coming Watchmen story. Both Tempus and Molly are doing this in order to avoid the hell coming their way. To me that screams, DR. MANHATTAN! I've been trying so hard to like this book because I know it will play an important role in what is to come. I'm hoping with the DC having such tight reigns on the Watchmen plot, that the higher ups will give Hitch direction on how to address it. You know it's not good when someone says they hope corporate gets involved… So overall I do believe that the Timeless arc was an improvement from previous stories, but it's still too confusing, too busy, and too disordered. Read Full Review

A good end point for this particular arc with a lot of interesting questions raised about the future of the Justice League and what impact this story has on the rest of the DC universe. The art is really well done, but Superman's motives and characterization continue to be iffy to me. Read Full Review

I hated this issue.  I hate this book.  We get another non-ending to a story that made little to no sense and had no payoff whatsoever.  Avoid this book like the plague it is. Read Full Review

Justice League continues to be a wreck. Something desperately needs to change. Continue saving your money for less regrettable entertainments. Read Full Review

This entire run with Justice League has been long and convoluted and just continues to get more and more so. I thought this arc started off better than the past few, but this ended on a real whimper.

maybe we don't need a Justice League book at all. if this is the best DC can do, then who needs them?

Bryan Hitch, once again, proves he is the master of the non-ending. No answers. ..no resolution...JUSTICE LEAGUE #19 was so bad that I'm angry at myself for enjoying the second part of this arc and getting my hopes up. So many things just happened without explanation (I don't want to post spoilers but if you're ever fighting an AI/master of time thing/braniac-hulk baby... randomly bleeding on it will allow you to take over its systems...I think?). Fernando Pasarin turned in some great art and is the only reason this issue didn't end up with a MUCH lower score.
SCORE: 5.2

Awful

Another lame and confusing plot that is resolved easily; villain keeps talking about something bad is coming, to stop it she decides to kill every superhuman that ever existed or will exist on Earth, she is stopped when her self acclaimed unstoppable plan is foiled by the JL easily destroying the timeless machines and she ends running out of power..now who will stop that things that is coming of which we heard so much but care so little?