Justice League 3000 #15 was a fun read from the cover all the way to the end of the issue. It is weird that the comic ends like it did, but It also has me excited to read the next issue, even though I have to wait much longer than usual for the next issue. The art by Howard Porter is great and the dialogue written by Giffen and DeMatteis just had me laughing. Read Full Review

And here we have the problem-slash-joy: this book is rapidly becoming of primary interest to fans of that old series (like myself!) but it's difficult to imagine that, even though much of this is comfortably relayed to readers here, it will be appreciated in anything like the same way. Man, it's great fun to watch these two completely ignore whatever rules and not-rules the New 52 and even some earlier stories created and just blithely continue the story they've worked on intermittently for the last 20-some-odd years, and Howard Porter's pencils keep it engaging, but it might be a bit lost on newer readers, and it still seems to be cementing its identity, for now. Worth it for standing fans, take pause if you don't know these stories"and at least go read the old ones! Read Full Review

I recommend this one if you want to just relax and have a bit of fun with some good action beats, and seeing Ice do the whole Elsa ice queen look from Frozen is a plus. Read Full Review

While the writing and artwork is above average and has been consistently one of my favorite titles, about once an arc there's an issue that makes me go "meh." Maybe the jokes are laid on a little too thick, or maybe the characters lose their charm for an instant, or maybe in even the most inventive of universes there are things that I can't quite wrap my head around. The strength of this series raises the bar for me, and this one just missed it. Read Full Review

Liked it more than I expected.