Straight from the pages of TITANS, Starfire joins our merry band just in time for super-genius Vril Dox to pick up the pieces from last issue's climactic battle with Starro the Conqueror. First on his agenda: rebuild his interplanetary police squad, L.E.G.I.O.N.
With Andy Clarke now at Batman and Robin, my guess is Claude St. Aubin is now the monthly artist on the book. He has a good grasp of the team and their look. He also looks like he is having fun with Kory and her voluminous hair. And Tony Bedard does a good job of keeping Dox as the central figure even in this issue despite the other plotlines he needed to touch upon. Read Full Review
"R.E.B.E.L.S" is a relieving divergence from the standard-fare capes and cowls comic book. Readers with a little more familiarity of the DCU will have a more enlightening experience reading this title, but newcomers are bound to find this title entertaining and eye-opening. It's like the "Star Wars" cantina in every issue. Read Full Review
This title seems to work somewhat like DC's answer to Guardians of the Galaxy, a cast of known characters revolving around a central axis and deepening the mythos of the DC Universe. Read Full Review
The thing about reviewing comics like this is that DC's editorial has maintained a level of quality that it's hard to really criticize something unless it's lacking significantly. Does this issue of R.E.B.E.L.S. necessarily do anything that makes it stand out from the pack on your shelves? No, but it's a solid read. Read Full Review
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