The issue was enjoyable and provided a series of unique character interactions

A classic Flash Vs. Trickster issue that is satisfying from start to finish. Williamson and Kolins are the perfect team for the scarlet speedster.

Naomi gives us a lot of answers and causes us to ask a few new questions. This book has heart, humor, and aliens. It's a winning combination.

Bendis wastes no time in this issue to reveal answers to all our burning questions. The art, emotion, and plot make this an issue that can't be missed.

King is at his best when he is without limitations. Knightmares has given him the ability to tell his story without limitations and the result has been fantastic.

Brian Michael Bendis is celebrating the past of Young Justice while looking to the future. This book is sure to make you smile!

It's clear the Legion Of Doom is going to have a major impact on the universe, but this incredible team gave us all a moment to slow down, breathe, and enjoy the little town that is Amnesty Bay.

Tom King is telling a Batman story unlike anything we've ever seen. Batman #73 is a success in every way. This is a father and son road trip you don't want to miss.

Tom King plans on ending his Batman run with a bang and Batman #76 is adding gasoline to that fire. The writing, story, pacing, and art are top notch. I can only think of two more words to describe my reaction to this issue. Hell yeah.

Tom King and team did a great job from start to finish. The stage has been set and we have five issues left after this one to see how it all ends.

This 1st installment from Tom Taylor is exciting from start to finish. The pacing, art, color, and lettering make this book a horrifying delight. Buckle up readers.

40 pages of humor, horror, and heart. Tom Taylor wants to give you hope before he takes it away. This book is fun from start to finish.

Cheers Batman! Here's to a thousand more!

Geoff Johns is taking his time and delivering a book that in unlike any other. This issue contains some moments I've waited years to see and I wasn't disappointed. Doomsday Clock is worth the wait!

This creative team is offering a fresh take on an old origin story. The writing, art, and color make this issue an instant classic. Issue #71 needs to get here in a Flash!

Straight out of the 70s this team up between Green Lantern and Green Arrow is fantastic! Morrison and Sharp are at the top of their game with their tribute to the Hard Traveling Heroes. Fun from start to finish this is not an issue you want to miss!

Tom King is taking his time and telling the story he wants to tell. This issue provides a lot of insight into where his story is headed. He's taking heroes that are underappreciated and putting them in the spotlight.

This amazing team has managed to answer all of our questions in one issue. The pacing is masterful and every page feels more massive than the one before it. As always King and Gerads are a winning combination.

Scott Snyder is taking us on field trip of the past, present, and future of the DC universe and I am all in.

Every page of this story is enjoyable to experience. Tom King isn't wasting his time with Superman and the result of that hard work is shaping up to be a classic.