This issue is a thrill ride with a truly impressive and shocking cliffhanger, and I enjoyed every minute of it. Read Full Review

Look for some incredible cameos towards the end of the issue, and one hell of a cliffhanger leading into the final issue. If Humphries and Quinones stick the landing, and I have no reason to believe they won't, this should go down as an all-time classic. Read Full Review

Dial H for Hero's penultimate issue is a heartfelt story that perfectly balances plot progression and character development. Read Full Review

Hopefully all of this can be cleared up in the last issue of this series. There are a lot of good elements but they got a little lost buried under so much nonsense. Let us hope that it all comes together in the last issue. Read Full Review

What started out with Miguel's quest to be a hero has ended up being an odd maze of characters and a thinly veiled plot line to coincide with the recent issue of Justice League in what may be a major "reset' in time lines. To borrow a phrase from an old phone book commercial, "Let your fingers do the walking!" Unless you have some nostalgia for The Reign of the Supermen, walk on by this one. It's a 12 issue series and next issue will wrap this up. I hope Miguel and Summer find a home in Young Justice as this ride has been tough. Read Full Review

I am not really sure who this story is for in terms of audience and so can't really recommend this one unless you are already following the story. Read Full Review

It was mostly fun, I think I am okay with this series ending soon though.

Boooooored.

This is easily one of the most bland titles currently published by DC. It's just so hard to care about this comic.