It's become a bit of a chore to start off my reviews of this title's art by establishing the idea that I'm not a fan of Howard Porter's work, but the simple truth of the matter is that I find his art to be a little too focused on the delivery of flashy visuals, while important elements like clear storytelling and using elements like body language/facial expressions to sell the quieter moments take a back seat to the delivery of what are essentially pinup visuals. Now I will give the art credit for its delivery of the double-page shot where we see the Rogues have gathered for Captain Boomerang's service, and the last page visual is a pretty chilling image to close the issue, but in the end I find myself less than impressed by this book's art. I did enjoy the scene where Cheetah pays a visit to Zoom though, as it manages to project a nice sense of impending danger, with the two close-up panels of the villains. Read Full Review