The best superhero book at the LCS gives readers a classic finale that needs to be witnessed. Waid's superb writing and Mora's stunning visuals closes off the "Tomorrow storyline in epic fashion. This series needs to be in your collection before calling it a wrap on New Comic Book Day! Read Full Review

Batman / Superman: World's Finest #17 is the Grade-A stuff of superhero comic legendry you wish DC and Marvel would do more of. The battles are amazing, the pacing and urgency keep you on the edge of your seat with every page turn, and the twist ending is clever. Couple Waid's top-tier writing with Dan Mora's exquisite art, and you get DC's Finest comic team. Read Full Review

Its that history and foundation that relieves the pressure off the reader, puts it squarely on his shoulders to tell, and properly explodes it off the page to the reader. The best way to describe Waid, as well as Batman/ Superman: Worlds Finest #17 and this series, is that its the perfect getaway adventure for any comic fan. DC Comics, if youre reading this, I highly recommend making this story an animated movie! But, let Waid guide the entire thing and I promise it will be a hit. Read Full Review

Mora is a master at delivering huge action and beautifully detailed and dynamic characters visually on every page. A stunning looking issue from the first page to the last panel. Read Full Review

I don't think this arc was quite on the level of the first two arcs, but it's a fun old-school adventure that sets up potential future adventures with some great visuals along the way. Read Full Review

World's Finest #17 is just flat-out good. Waid's script delivers a satisfying conclusion to a wild arc. What started as a simple murder mystery then spiraled into something much bigger, and yet, Waid still managed to bring everything full circle. Dan Mora continues to impress with the freakishly fantastic consistency in his art. I can't think of anything to criticize about this title. Read Full Review

Batman/Superman: Worlds Finest #17 moves quickly and fast-paced through pages and pages of absolute fun. This issue also ends with small previews of what is to come next: The untold origin of the Superman/Batman team and The return of Boy Thunder! Readers will be quick to spot Batman and Superman in their Kingdom Come-era suits. By now, Worlds Finest readers are well on board for what's to come but once again, it seems like this would be a great jumping-on point for new readers. Read Full Review

World's Finest has its heroes and villains as larger than life and the conclusion of this latest arc once again cements the series as DC's best superhero book on the market. Juggling so many heroes and villains can be a scary trial but Waid and Mora make it look easy. Read Full Review

Intricate plots are fun. A war with AI could be maddeningly sophisticated given the right angles. Waid and Mora keep the complexity out of the way, allowing for a really fun action climax with well-directed aggression that seems to be moving across the page in the right way. It might be big, dumb action on one level, but its big, dumb action that is very smartly executed with a sharp sense of style. Waid and Mora ARE working with a large group of heroes in the book, and none of them seems to get enough time on the page or nearly enough credit for being as powerful as they are, but then...thats always the problem with a superhero party thats as big as the 17th issue of Batman / Superman: Worlds Finest. Read Full Review

Batman/Superman: World's Finest #17 is one of the most beautiful issues of this entire run. Despite the actual story going out with a whimper, the art, colors, and letters are a treat! Read Full Review

: This is still a very fun book to read, I just don't think it's as strong as previous chapters. Mora and Bonvillain draw incredible fight scenes based on an entertaining scenario from Waid. You'll definitely get your money's worth if you buy this book, but you should be aware that not much other than superhero battles are depicted here, which makes the victory against Newmazo a little less amazing than it could be, as the comic gets a little monotone after a while. Read Full Review

Always great. Clever writing, beautiful art, epic action. I think this was my least favorite arc in the series so far, and it’s still spectacular. And boy oh boy what an exciting tease for the next couple of issues!

A little rant first. I hate to whine but dude, the "critics" who write for sites have Hawkgirl just a little under this book in scoring. WTF!? Hawkgirl even got a ten and at this time there is no 10 for WF? This wasn't the best ending to this story but it was damn close and a million times better than HG. They give kudos to trash while at the same time giving the books the real fans love decent to middle reviews. How? Of course then we go out and buy speculation crap and keep books everyone wants to bitch about like amazing Spider-Man or Batman in the top selling slots month after month while a book like this can't crack the top twenty sellers. The landscape is so fucked right now. Anyway.....

This book was great. Newmazo goes after Bats first and by the end of the book we see why. The master planner and strategist foils the big bad while Waid treats the reader to some of the best battles in comics today. The art is a big part of the wonder of this book as well. Dan Mora really pulls out all the stops here. If you want quality DC then this is the book you need to buy. more

This was a good wrap up to the story. I figured out the "past" hint, but I was confused about they retrieved Amazo from the past. Did I miss something? I did like the constant loop between them. I thought that was pretty smart.

Incredible art even by Mora & Bonvillain's usual stratospheric standards, but I just haven't found the back half of this story terribly engaging or memorable

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