Following up on James Tynion IV's run was always going to be a tough task, but Ram V is quickly looking to establish his own voice on this title as he goes solo " complete with the same level of high-intensity cosmic horror. It helps that he has Amancay Nahuelpan, one of DC's fastest-rising artists, bringing his visuals to life. Read Full Review

In the end, I was very impressed by the direction the story and plot took with the conclusion of Justice League Dark #25. If you had any concerns about where this was all leading, this issue right here was more than rewarding for holding onto that investment and patience for what has truly come full circle from the very first issue. Read Full Review

Justice League Dark is one of those books you just have to read for yourself. If you love monsters; striking displays of magic; or talking, crime solving chimps this is a comic you’ve got to get into your hands. Read Full Review

JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK #25 scared us, surprised us, and flat out enticed us with its heart-wrenching storyline. Read Full Review

Amancay Nahuelpan does some amazing work with the art. Not only do the characters look great, but there are some great style choices in how panels are composed and change. I loved the shattering effect in the panels and the section showcasing Swamp Thing's trip through the Green. Read Full Review

This is a solid continuation of Justice League Dark's latest and possibly final storyline. We get to see more of Zatanna's relationship with her father as well as a lot of insight into the character of Swamp Thing. There's some gorgeous art throughout, not only in the action scenes but in more emotional moments that I don't want to spoil for anyone. The story itself also manages to be entertaining while planting seeds for future issues. The lettering also continues to be of a great standard. I enjoyed this comic and it's well worth giving it a read. Read Full Review

I can't help but wish this series lasted forever to prove to the world it matters in a deeper way than most superhero team books. The idea of darkness needing to be vanquished by the strangest heroes in existence is strong here. Justice League Dark remains one of the most visceral and interesting supernatural comics on the shelf. Read Full Review

Scares, emotions, peril, and power. Since it launched, this latest volume of JLD has impressed. The new creative team is absolutely killing it, delivering versions of Wonder Woman and Zatanna, characters that readers probably thought they knew, and elevating further than I ever believed possible. Justice League Dark #25 shows these ladies at their most awesome, yet also at their most human. As I fan, I couldn't be happier. Read Full Review

"Justice League Dark" #25 takes advantage of the mythology of D.C. with some truly impressive visual storytelling. Read Full Review

Justice League Dark is building up to something fierce and sooner or later, it's going to have no choice but explode. Read Full Review

We get fantastic art as we continue the fight against the Upside Down Man in his home turf, but with the newly reborn Swamp Thing, this may be easier than ever........ or maybe not. I need more information about what Swamp Thing is playing with and how our heroes ultimately intend on winning this battle by the end. There's some fun to be had here beyond my problems though and I look forward to seeing what will come next. Read Full Review

Finally someone is showing how powerful swamp thing is.

Really amazing. The dark atmosphere, the excellent artwork partnered with a simple yet solid plot. This issue is a bop.

My man Zatara out here with the worst acid reflux

Nice spotlight on Zatanna. Though most of this issue was just Wondy and Zee stalling 'til the rest of the team could join in, I'm still really enjoying this arc.

I quite liked this issue! I’m glad to see things moving along a bit!

This was pretty enjoyable.