The dramatic conclusion to the "Syndicate Rules" epic! It's the final showdown! The Qwardians vs. the Crime Syndicate, with the JLA trapped in the middle! It's a slam-bang, all-action finale with revelations and upheavals that'll change the JLA.
Sadly this is Busiek's last issue of JLA. Geoff Johns comes aboard to infect the title with Infinite Necrotizing Faschiitis. I of course will be jumping ship. Read Full Review
If you havent been reading it, pick up the inevitable TPB. Read Full Review
Ron Garney's work on this title is quite uneven as while there are moments such as the opening page tour of death and destruction that the Void-Hound has created where I get the sense that he's the ideal artist for this title, there are also scenes where the art leaves me with the exact opposite impression. There's a scene in this issue where the JLA arrive to offer a helping hand, and the moment completely lacks any real drama. The same holds true for the big impact moment where the two teams race forward into battle, though I will give the art credit for tipping readers off visually what was going on. If one studies this double-page spread it's pretty easy to tell what's wrong. However, the biggest problem with the art is that the emotional reactions of the characters really aren't all that expressive. There are scenes of genuine emotion that the art fails to convey, as I want to see the anger of Superman's face when he orders an immediate return to the Crime Syndicate's Univers Read Full Review
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