The ending definitely hints that there's more to see here, and this world is so visually inventive and creative that it definitely outshined what people initially expected of it. It's a good example of how DC is a universe where creators are often rewarded for going outside of the norms. Read Full Review

Jurassic League #6 ends the series with action, emotion, and a big ending that hits you right in the heart. If you peel back the layers, this is a reskinned and VERY basic Justice League story, but all the elements are present for a bang-up adventure suitable for children. Read Full Review

This fun little series comes to a fun little ending, easily fulfilling the promise of the title and the premise. Read Full Review

The Jurassic League remains true to its spirit and delivers a joyful finale with splendid artwork from Juan Gedeon and colorist Mike Spicer; if they wanted to explore this era again, it would be difficult to deny them. Read Full Review

Overall, a fairly good story. Familiar tropes that we have seen before but with dinosaurs.

FFO:Dinosaurs. Street Sharks. TMNT. Justice League.

The art was everything in this book, or maybe the only thing?

Honestly, this story was a bore. The writing is heavy with tropes, and the dialogue is very basic. I feel like the creators expected/wanted the fact that all the heroes were now dinosaurs to carry a very limited story. Or... this is for young children and I'm not the target audience. I shouldn't have read all of this, but it's too late now.