Colonel Weird and the Green Lantern must convince the Black Hammer crew to go back to their own dimension to save the multiverse-which means giving up more than some may be willing to give.
The Ultimate superhero crossover of the year!
I've usually enjoyed any of Jeff Lemire's work, but Black Hammer has made him one of my all-time favourite writers. So, a story bringing together his creations with the foremost team of the DC Universe makes for an absolute classic. Kudos to Mr. Lemire for this story and to Mr. Walsh for his fine artwork! Read Full Review
This crossover furthers its status as the best creator-owned superhero universe since Astro City. Read Full Review
The predictability of some events is hugely offset by Lemire's intimate tone and the humanity of his characters. Read Full Review
Guys, Black Hammer/Justice League has been a wild ride; I really don't want it to end. There have been many twists and turns, both funny and serious, that have made this such a pleasant journey. Meeting these new characters from Black Hammer has been wonderful; I absolutely adore their team dynamic and want to learn even more. Sadly, we're coming up on the final issue of this mini-series, the one to seal this part of the story. I look forward to reading it and discussing it with you all! See you next time! Read Full Review
If you haven't been following this book, you've missed a really good story that seems to have ramifications as yet unseen. It's a good book, y'all! Read Full Review
While I do think the series could have been cut back by one issue with a few tweaks here and there, that's about the extent of my criticism for it as a whole. Lemire gave both sides plenty of great material that let them come across as human and showing how they dealt with very different situations. The action was solid, the designs looked great, and it explored some of the core ideas that make up being a superhero. It definitely had the right writer since Lemire knows DC pretty damn well, and he obviously knows his own creation, but both were treated equally overall. Combine that with the great Michael Walsh artwork that found the right blending for both to come across right and it's a win across the board. Read Full Review
Like many crossovers before it, the connective tissue is just not there, while the characters seem more like caricatures of their former selves. Without a doubt, the series manages to set up for a potential sequel in the works right after a very rushed and remotely unfulfilling ending to this chapter. Lemire and Walsh driver a fun great looking comic for new readers to the universe but leave a bit more to be desired from previous readers outside of small fan service moments. Read Full Review
More than anything this series ended as if it feels like part one of a two-part story. Read Full Review
Wow... a solid crossover event
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