AN ALL-OUT WAR ON ANTI-LIFE! The Justice Squadron and Darkseid’s forces go head-to-head in the last stand for Earth’s safety! The Squadron has brand-new mechs with Nth metal frames, but will it be enough to stop the wrath of Darkseid’s best generals? And will Batman be able to stop Superman before he takes his revenge on the tyrant who destroyed Krypton? An intergalactic war 80 years in the making ends here!
The series is not deep or complex, but sometimes that's okay. It is so confident in it's brevity and simplicity that all you need to do is sit back and enjoy it. It is an inoffensive read with fun and imaginative panels. I think readers looking for darker and challenging material may not like Kenny Porter's light touch with this. It ranks closer to episodes of Megas XLR than something along the lines of Gundam. However, for readers into Shonen anime and manga, this may still scratch a pleasant itch. They certainly left enough room to revisit one day if the response is good enough. Read Full Review
Overall, Porter has created an appealing alternate universe with shades of Pacific Rim and Japanese series like Gundam. The main thing holding it back is that it's only six issues, and as such can't really fully explore many of its concepts. Read Full Review
The art this issue improves a bit, but at the end, this whole series and this issue in particular was just a bit of harmless and at time mindless fun the absolute definition of mid. Read Full Review
I hope this book won't get a sequel.
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