Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League #2 does a fantastic job building on the foundation left by the first issue. We get to meet the rest of the cast in this issue, with decent reasoning given as to why they are here. Let's hope the rest of the series manages to keep delivering. Read Full Review

Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League #2 doesn't just flip the script on supervillain team-ups, but also takes the time to humanize its villains Read Full Review

I'm very excited to see where Greg Rucka goes with this new team and to see the team get started on this wild heist! Read Full Review

This series is a heaping dose of my favorite kind of superhero comic: where they act like real people and have real conversations and don't just get into obligatory fights. Very grounded, very character-focused and so much fun to read. Read Full Review

There is a welcome calmness here in an age when comics tend to be frenetic but racing to nothing since everything is decompressed. Rucka once more shows he understands how to tell a story. And Scott draws the best comic book cat I have ever seen.

But how is Lian that old? Makes no sense within the way comics timelines work.

I love Rucka, but I'm having issues with this title. I don't buy that Cheetah and Chesire are that close that she has a nickname for her daughter. He's bringing characters I've never heard of instead of using characters that already exist in the universe.I'm also still cnfused about why the JL would have their powers in a box. This title is really not working for me on so many levels.

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