CAN THE POWERLESS HEROES WITHSTAND GLOBAL GUARDIAN?! The Trinity of Evil achieve total domination over Earth's super-powered protectors? But what of the heroes NOT of this Earth? Just as Kal-El of Krypton before him, J'onn J'onZz of Mars has felt the devastating effects of Waller's TASK FORCE VII fighters as they continue their mission of siphoning metahuman power across the globe...but hope glimmers even in the face of the ghastly GLOBAL GUARDIAN, and a new generation of fighters from every corner of the world have joined forces to rise up! It's the finale of TASK FORCE VII as we near the grand finale of the epic ABSOLUTE POWER event!
This series has been a large-scale thriller pulling in almost the entire DCU, and it's set up a truly epic showdown for Absolute Power #4. The issues varied a bit in quality, but overall this was a very intriguing way to do a tie-in. Read Full Review
Overall, Absolute Power: Task Force VII #7 is a thrilling and satisfying conclusion to the series. It delivers on the promise of high-stakes action, compelling characters, and a thought-provoking exploration of the themes of power, control, and the human spirit. Fans of superhero comics and political thrillers will appreciate this issue. Overall, Absolute Power: Task Force VII #7 is a thrilling and satisfying conclusion to the Absolute Power: Task Force VII series. Read Full Review
Absolute Power: Task Force VII #7 will make you want many more international superhero comics. Not only are there a ton you probably don't know about, but they're super cool-looking and have plenty of their own dramas to deal with. Read Full Review
Absolute Power: Task Force VIII #7 is disappointing as a finale. The final selection of characters is interesting in theory, but there are too many of them to create connections or feel attached. Read Full Review
The problem with using fodder to tell your story is that it is hard to retain investment. When the rest of the Amazos attack and absorb the personalities, powers, and values of iconic heroes, it invites a level of engagement. Sadly, fighting a bunch of nobodies doesn't make for an interesting story. In spite of this, I found this issue to be a blast to read overall. The colorful artwork alone is worth looking at. On a negative note, the series as a whole is a waste of time. Steve Trevor's backup is redundant and didn't need to last over seven issues and tie into Green Lantern and Wonder Woman. The writers of this series seemingly took a sparse premise, and forcibly made readers sit through the lackluster Amazo uprising in real time. Read Full Review
Absolute Power: Task Force VII #7 ends the weirdly unnecessary miniseries with a weirdly unnecessary conclusion that ultimately contributes nothing to Absolute Power. The art is okay, and the story flows well enough for the concept, but this issue fails at the one thing every comic must accomplish - justify its own existence. Read Full Review
A very strange art choice, combined with some of the most cynical writing I've seen in comics in *decades* and a truly stupid final plot point make this one not just avoidable, but forgettable. Read Full Review
This was the best issue of the series. There is a lot of story told in this single issue, no easy feat. Now I need a new Global Guardians book.
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