Overall, this is a solid read that can be enjoyed by both longtime GL readers and newer, post Rebirth, Sinestro Corps War readers like myself.

Marcus To's pencils are clean and dynamic. This is great superhero comic art on display here. Yost weaves the perfect first issue intro tale. It's not all shits and giggles though, as there is a pretty serious threat that keeps popping up rather violently and seems to be the plot device which will eventually see the whole team come together. The book's solid dialogue emphasizes the outstanding characterization that Yost uses to flesh out the personalities of the "new" New Warriors.

Despite some instances of muddied and nearly indiscernable art, this book is a gritty double tap to the dome in the back alley behind your favorite dive bar. Hope you like your ales.

Really, Terminator: Enemy of My Enemy #1 isn't so much bad and ugly, as it is just seemingly a retread of better stories in the mythos that have come before.