As I said, the art is by Aaron and Art, with colours by Hi-Fi as usual and the letters by Taylor Esposito, with Ryan Sook doing the cover. The art in this issue is really good and there are lots of subtle panels here and there which add to the overall effect. You can blink-and-miss a few things, so it is important to take a careful look at each page, to see how the story is being developed visually as well as prose-wise. Definitely among the best issues in the series as far as the art is concerned and that's no idle claim, not at all. Read Full Review

All the questions will drive you crazy if you're a constant reader of this weekly series, but this week was able to dish out a little more without you caring.  It's dropping subtle hints here and there, you know just giving us enough so we stop bitching, and with that giving us another week of great storytelling.  With the exception of the writers pretty much saying that women don't care about things if you give them jewelry, this was a fine issue, with fine art by Art Thibert.  I love journeying to Five Years From Now and so far it's been a great event, with no real disappointments.  Check it out. Read Full Review

As usual, the art continues to impress with Lopresti stepping in this week. The story keeps chugging along and I’m hoping a Frankenstein, Hawkman, Amethyst, and Atom team book springs out of this. Read Full Review

Overall this was another great issue. It contained all of the great things weve come to expect from the series with only a few minor drawbacks. New Characters are introduced and old characters continue to move their plots forward. While theres very little to complain about, Im still waiting for that big moment that will push this series past its 4 star average. Read Full Review

The New 52: Futures End #10 is a continuation that moves each of the narrative pieces forward. There are moments that feel a bit text heavy and others that go underdeveloped but for the most part this comes recommended. Read Full Review

The world building is done very well but layering mystery upon mystery without any resolution, even small ones, is going to be something that may cause more impatient readers to drop off. Read Full Review

New characters. New twists. And still not a whole lot of progress. Yet this still remains an entertaining, albeit convoluted and wholly unnecessary series. Let's see if the pieces fall together more coherently next issue. Read Full Review

A series thats been juggling many subplots since the very beginning Futures End #10 does a good job to recap some previous events while reminding us why we've been hooked since FREE COMIC BOOK DAY. Read Full Review

"New 52: Futures End" #10 is a solid issue, and one that shows the level of improvement that the series has gone through. Ultimately, that's a good sign. With this group of creators, I feel like they've found their footing, and made this series one that's starting to provoke some real interest. Read Full Review

I loved the art in this issue. It was clean, had a good sense of direction, and offered faces with expression that didn't look goofy. Good job Lopresti, Thibert and Hi Fi. As far as story goes, we're headed forward slowly. Seeing Superman was nice. I personally wouldn't liked to see more Tim/Terry interaction. We have more characters to not quite understand this issue. Ah, but it's building tension like a weekly comic has to…right? Read Full Review

The the pacing has been much better recently and the writing continues to get better. Emiko and Barda make an appearance and look to be providing yet another thread to explore. There were a couple fun moments, in particular the interaction between Terry and Tim. The identity of Superman continues to be a mystery but I'm leaning toward Val Zod at this point.