This extra-sized conclusion to the epic DIAL H series has all the answers youve been looking for, and more questions you didnt even think to ask! Stay on the line! The entire universe is at stake!
Still, if this is all readers get, at least it was worth the time and effort. "Dial H" was routinely brilliant, and will hopefully enjoy a long life in trade. Nelson, Manteau and their friends deserve that much at least. Read Full Review
Although Miville is hampered by the rushed, limited confines of his finale, he still gives us the kind of material we've come to expect from him: bold, imaginative, and novel. Read Full Review
As strong finales go, Dial H is given a proper send off and a vague conclusion that could lead to something later down the line with these characters. It's been an insane ride and definitely something different from the usual DC fanfare, if this was just a sample of what Miville has to offer for his Justice League issues, I could easily be down for that. True, this isn't the best issue to start with (what last issue really is?) but if you're looking for something bizarre, sci-fi heavy with a slice of super-heroics mixed in for good measure, go find the trades when they come out and hopefully you'll find the end just as satisfying. Read Full Review
If you were reading Dial H thus far, then this is the finale you have been waiting for. If you have not been reading Dial H then now is a great time to start from issue one. It's a shame a book this good had to go, but it had a great run and has lasted more than many other New 52 titles. Read Full Review
But Dial H kinda did it. The highs were better than the lows. And while I can't recommend picking up #15 on its own, I can send you to the trade, and those first glorious issues. For many readers, that'll be enough, but a few of you will keep going. Let me know if you do, because chances are that you're my kind of people. Read Full Review
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