"Justice League #5" delivers another solid issue " this time from the villain's perspective. Between Tynion scripting an excellent science fiction tale with just enough super villain philosophy to make it interesting and the beautifully thematic the Mahke/Quintana artwork, this issue might just make readers afraid of Lex Luthor again.

Final Verdict: 7.5 " Kindt and Rubin deliver yet another imaginative and delightful installment of their Copper Golem miniseries.

Despite some gorgeous illustration by Federici and Gho, this book's lackluster conclusion leaves it feeling rather anticlimactic.

Despite the incredibly strong previous issue, "Wonder Woman 52" fails to leave us wanting more. Between the messy, clunky artwork and the exposition-heavy script, this book leaves much to be desired.