In the wake of Metal and No Justice, Justice League appears to be the core book of what DC is calling the “New Justice” family, which will also contain Justice League Odyssey, Justice League Dark, and Titans. For better or worse, this puts this title at the forefront of the DCU. And based on the first two issues, I think we're in for a hell of a ride. Read Full Review

While implementing one new concept after the next and building to the overall landscape of the DC universe, Snyder and Jimenez expertly craft a developed Justice League run for the ages. As more titles continue to spin out from Justice League: No Justice in July, Snyders flagship title remains at the top of readers pull lists this summer. Read Full Review

Justice League #2somehow builds on the incredible momentum of the first issue and goes even further. This is one of the most promising titles released by a Top 2 Publisher in years. Start reading! Read Full Review

So ... whew ... that's a lot of story in 20 pages. I love it!!! After complaining for so long about decompressed story-telling, it is refreshing and invigorating to read compressed issues! Read Full Review

JUSTICE LEAGUE #2 is loads of fun from start to finish. It captures the essence of Silver Age DC books while also adding something fresh to the mix. Scott Snyder embraces the ridiculousness of superhero comics, to the book's benefit. Jorge Jimenez backs this up with fantastically stylized art that fits the plot to a T. Read Full Review

A fantastic jumping on point for new readers, the new Justice League series is top notch across the board, setting up events that could effect the DC universe as a whole, or serve to show how the new leagues are formed, either way, I'm really excited for what the future brings! Read Full Review

So far, two issues in and this series is everything that's been promised. They swing for the fences, and we reap the benefits. Justice League is epic, personal, mysterious, and authentic. This feels like it's gonna shape up to be a definitive run. Read Full Review

More questions than answers as the plot thickens in Justice League #2! Read Full Review

The existence of the other new Leagues is slightly referenced, enough that it is clear that there will be some overlap between the books, and I suppose between the League and the Titans as well, given the events of the Titans Special. That takes co-ordinating to pull off effectively, but the payouts can be great when it works. Read Full Review

This is the kind of Justice League run where it feels like something huge, cosmic, and devastating is coming, and a team like this is truly necessary. It could be too driven by action, but so far Snyder's characterization is top-notch. Read Full Review

This story is keeping a fast pace. Faster than I initially expected. I was pleased to find out that the book comes out bi-weekly. I can't wait to find out what Snyder (and/or Luthor) has cooked up for the Justice League! Read Full Review

Add in some fun twists like Sinestro and our "favourite" Martian in a place of prominence again and this is definitely my Justice League that when matched with the art of Jorge Jiminez really draws you from start to finish and helps showcase a universe bigger then what we thought with the characters that we all love. Read Full Review

Justice League continues to just flat-out rule as it heads into its second installment. Read Full Review

Snyder has done a great job of telling a big story through the seemingly narrow focus of two characters, Lex and J'onn. I also like that both teams are still dealing with personal and professional issues and the series is setting up some great mysteries, especially with Barry and the Speed Force as well as what Lex really knows and what's he's willing to reveal in his quest for truth. Also, the way the story stays new while reminding readers that it is a progression from Metal to No Justice to Justice League is great. It continues building on a world and characters that readers have embraced since Rebirth. Jimenez' art is stellar and every panel is great to look at both in camera angle and details. Read Full Review

Justice League #2 follows up the masterful first issue excellently. The comic is still tons of fun while knowing how to have serious moments. The villains are full of personality. The tantalizing plot is advanced enough so that the comic doesn't feel like it's lagging. The art is unique and great. Hopefully writer Scott Snyder can keep up the great work. Read Full Review

Justice League #2 is a solid continuation from a powerful first issue. It picks the ball up and builds upon what was already set while not blowing the doors off too early. The interactions with the different members of the league feel great, and with them being the centerpiece of this "New Justice" initiative, they are slowly feeling like the epicenter of the DC universe again and I love it. Combine that with the return of the Legion of Doom, I'm excited for more. This is definitely a good read and it's surely worth the pickup. Read Full Review

A satisfying issue juggling so much and pacing itself perfectly. Read Full Review

After destroying the moon in issue #1, and having Lex Luthor beat Vandal Savage to death, Scott Snyder downshifts into a more comfortable pace, and while doing so, produces an exciting comic book that is packed with great moments. Read Full Review

With the focal point of the inaugural arc coming into play, the furthered world building of different Heroes and their mythologies coming under fire, and moments of levity and adventure, what's not to love in Justice League? Read Full Review

Justice League is a pretty packed book here with what it does and it's effective. It's not a quick read where you feel like you didn't get your money's worth and there's lots of re-read value in to pick up on clues and just admire the great artwork. I like the look of the book this time around and the character interpretations but I'm not exactly thrilled by the Ultraviolet Lanterns nor the whole Fantastic Journey aspect and what that could portend since it mostly just comes across as goofy in a bad way. But it has potential, I'll admit, and I'm curious to see what it'll do with it. Read Full Review

This is a solid comic and a must read for anyone who likes superheroes. Read Full Review

This is a wild and fun superhero team comic that does not feel beholden to the whims of Hollywood executives or quotas. Read Full Review

While I was initially afraid to read this issue because I wasn't fully on board with what we got for our first installment, this story quickly got me on the trolley with its ideas for what the DCU will look like going forward...or at least until we fix the Source Wall.  Either way, we get some awesome interactions and art throughout this issue and some really cool twists to the Universe you thought you knew.  Check it out. Read Full Review

It's not quite as impressive as the first issue, but Justice League #2doesn't have to be, either. Strong writing and expert visual storytelling make for a compelling read, and the focus on Lex Luthor continues to pay dividends. His charismatic arrogance is fun to read and to see. If heroes are only as good as their villains, then the Justice League might just be the best around. Read Full Review

There are a lot of moving pieces associated with this story. There's a lot that still needs to be answered, but for the time being, it's an enjoyable mystery. Read Full Review

...well, remember that downfall I said was telegraphed for John Stewart? Yeah, that happens. Looks like we're going to need more Lantern rings on the store shelves. Read Full Review

Ultimately, I'm excited to say that I'm more psyched about Justice League than I've ever been before. If you're looking modern mythmaking, this is it. Read Full Review

While the shift from Cheung to Jiminez may be jarring in a collection, it's difficult to notice here given the density of story and each new page. Justice League continues to be a delight. Read Full Review

Now is the time to hop back onboard Justice League and finally add this bad boy back to your pull list. Maybe not long term yet but definitely in the short term. Read Full Review

Justice League #2 builds on the momentum of the first issue very well as Snyder does some great character work on the heroes and villains and introduces more crazy elements to the story. Jimenez and Sanchez's art is great to just look at whether its a character standing still or mid-movement. It's definitely a promising start to one of DC's flagship titles in this new run. Read Full Review

Scott Snyder has been steadily upping his game throughout his tenure at DC, telling more epic stories as he goes. Justice League is a great continuation of this trend; the Morrisonian bombast is colored with Snyder's particular brand of dread and danger, his layered storytelling still unimpeachable. While this second issue does feel like the connective tissue to more consequential chapters, it still does so much so well. Definitely check this series out, folks. It more than earns its status as a tentpole DC title. Read Full Review

An exciting issue, with a burst of new concepts and creative energy, nicely designed and captured by the artist team. The script is a strong one, only needing to focus on specific characterization to hit even higher notes. Read Full Review

I am sceptical as to whether the quality of this series will dip in the future due to the elements I have mentioned but, for now, I'm going to enjoy the journey that thus far has been expertly crafted. Read Full Review

This feels like the weak issue of a good arc, and with how many storyline elements Snyder has at play at once, there's an incredible number of directions that the story can go from this early point. That, combined with how good the stronger moments of this issue are, make Justice League #2 a fun, if sometimes frustrating read. Read Full Review

An interesting sidebar into the origins of the DC Universe. This is a dense comic that will not have you at the edge of your seat, but will fill in some much needed blanks in the Justice League's run. Not all choices seem to benefit the new status quo, but overall this comic shows one step back and a few steps forward. There is more to like here than not. Read Full Review

This is a solid issue and there is no question that I am staying on Justice League. These first opening issues are, very much, what I want from a Justice League comic. We're getting at the heart and soul of the relationships that make the League great. Read Full Review

This series is as if the animated series and Grant Morrison's run had a baby and I am loving it. Read Full Review

Maybe I was to harsh with the first issue, despite a bad start in this second part, I really enjoy reading it.
So festival yeah I have a issue with the fact Lionel have a secret door with the martian symbol on it. And That in a total accident, Lex find it. But I really like all the part about Batman (Thanks to swamp Thing) try to convince John to join the team. I also like more what happen with the doom Legion (Love the Cheetah touch ^^ ) ... I was laughing when suddenly Flash choose that he will let this mission pass ^^
And I was convinced by Hawkgirl (I was very hard on Snyder with her because I loved the JSA incarnation). The fact that luthor use himself a decoy (Doom Style) was nice ... But that don't explain how he succeed to be in sup's body. And this his a major plot hole.

Cover - I like it. And I find Batman, Flash, John & the presence of Hawkgirl in the middle in link. 1.5/2
Writing - That wasn't perfect, but that was way better than the first issue. 3/3
Arts - Love Jimenez,he is talented. He had some fun in the characters expression. And is layout is well chosen even if their isn't always a background ... But sometime it's better to focus on the characters. 3/3
Feeling - Damn I will have to buy the third one. I didn't anticipated that ! 2/2 more

Então, estou cada vez mais curioso sobre o que tá rolando, isso é ótimo!
Depois do que li em All-Star Batman, tive receio que está HQ não fosse metade do que eu esperava do Snyder. Fico feliz de estar errado.

Another solid entry in this relaunch. I really like the team dynamic developing and Martian Manhunter is a remarkable team leader for the Justice League. His inner monologue is great and my hope is to see another shot at solo series for him. Snyder still likes to make stuff up on the fly though. Cosmic membrane? What I don't like about the events after Metal and No justice is that there is a lot of talking about the changes sci-fi word vomit to describe things and that feels forced. The stories around it like justice league and Titans is really great though and this issue is no exception. The cast is pretty large but Snyder is doing a good job of focusing on characters that don't get a lot of page time. This book looks to be the series that John Stewart, Martian Manhunter, and Hawkgirl fans have desired.

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These first two issues were great and I am fully aboard with whatever Snyder is doing. Not to mention Jimenez's incredible artwork.

This comic is fine, but why is Lex Luthor insane now?

So much is going on here. Maybe too much. For now, Snyder has things in control, but can he maintain the breakneck pace for long?

Snyder is going full-cosmic, of course - but I think the whole UV element is really fun. It's nice to see him playing with omniscience narration. Jimenez is THISclose to my favorite artist out there right now, and I am looking forward to him being on JL (even if his Martian Manhunter was odd...nobody's perfect).

Snyder is one of my all time favs. New 52 Batman is near perfect. So far Justice League is pretty good but I feel like I dont really have that emotional connection to it yet. For some reason with most Justice League series it's all action action action and I feel no connection with the characters. Maybe that's why I liked Snyders Batman and the new Bendis Superman so much, it delves deeper into the character and gives them depth. I dont know, maybe I'm just not a big Justice League fan in general for that reason. But aside from that the story and the story telling is good so I'm sticking with this

So far, Snyder has all my attention - I definitely enjoy what was shown to us in the first two issues, and look, heck, crave for more. This is a really strong start, and hopefully the series will keep its momentum. There's everything you could ask for, and more, including new lantern corps which I can't wait to understand, to explore their mythos.
We're in for a ride...

I'm going to start by saying that I want Jorge Jimenez to draw as many books as it is humanly possible. He is amazing at his craft. Each character looks unique and different and the action looks just grand. Just one little thing. Please make Martian Manhunter a little more beefed up. When he looks all slender and slick it's just wrong.

As for the story it's good, but not great. It gets a bit convoluted at times. It feels like Snyder is trying to put too much story, too much plot points into a single issue and not even one of these points gets explored enough. Same goes for characterizations of some characters, heroes mostly. Sometimes they seem spot on and sometimes the exact opposite. Kendra and Barry seemed really odd in this issue. But my biggest issue is with Luthor. In issue 1 he was calm and collected, he looked like a guy with a plan. In this issue I was just waiting for him to burst into maniacal laugh for no reason what so ever.
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Scott Snyder‘s plots are a bit too complicated, convoluted and not all that clever, in my opinion. I’ve purchased every comic that he’s put out over the last eight years, and I feel that his last strong effort was the Court of Owls storyline. There is nothing particularly witty about his writing that makes this story compelling either. the art, however, in this book Is terrific, hence the score.

Snyder’s writing isn’t for me. I think he needs to slow things down a bit and take his time. I’m disappointed that I haven’t enjoyed his Justice league work. I’m happy to have this version of the Justice League back, but Snyder’s writing just doesn’t do it for me. On the bright side the art is really nice.