“We Are Yesterday” part one of six. The sinister psychic powers of the deviousGorilla Grodd have the Man of Steel and the Dark Knight in their sights, but all isnot as it seems to be! There’s something strange going on here...some monkeybusiness that the World’s Finest can’t quite put a finger on. It’s almost as if thisGorilla Grodd has...knowledge of the future?
Batman/Superman Worlds Finest Issue 38 is a fun opening to the crossover. The classic feel of the comic instantly ignites the energy and makes it effortless to start reading. Read Full Review
We Are Yesterday throws a very unique challenge at the Justice League. Waid sets the stage with excellent writing. Henry, Bonvillain and Wands craft the vintage story with impressive art. Where things go form the last page is literally anyones guess. Read Full Review
Batman/Superman: Worlds Finest #38 goes All-In at DC with the first entry in the We Are Yesterday crossover event. Gorilla Grodd returns in his full glory as one of the main members of the Legion of Doom in one of his boldest attacks yet. The main theme of this story has yet to be revealed, but its hard to beat a read that fun from the first to the last page. Read Full Review
This issue has some very interesting material about the early days of Flash's contact with Gorilla City, and Solovar is a fascinating character, but it's not clear how it ties in with the crossover until the last few pages, which set up a very interesting new conflict going forward. Read Full Review
"We Are Yesterday part one delivers a fun, action-packed story featuring Gorilla Grodd, enhanced by energetic artwork and witty character interactions reminiscent of the Silver Age. While the reliance on the familiar mind-controlled Superman trope feels a bit tired, the overall execution makes for an entertaining read. Read Full Review
World's Finest #38 isn't the most explosive opener, but it's a character-driven, nostalgia-soaked, fun start with heart. Mark Waid's gift for authentic hero banter shines while Clayton Henry's lively art keeps things visually sharp. The "We Are Yesterday arc plants a few intriguing seeds, and while the setup feels familiar, there's enough charm and potential here to stick around and see where this retro-fueled ride heads next in DC's All In future. Read Full Review
Any series going for thirty-eight issues is a feat in itself, but Batman/Superman: World's Finest has managed to stay fresh and exciting while exploring past adventures. The series caught immense momentum in its early arcs, and with a crossover with Justice League Unlimited, the series may catch a new wind, bringing it in interesting new directions. Read Full Review
So long as people aren't expecting to actually see the opening chapter of "We Are Yesterday, this comic provides a decent one-shot of the World's Finest teaming up with Flash to fight some gorillas. The story and art can feel a bit rushed at times, but it's a fun enough adventure. Read Full Review
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