Scott Snyder is taking us on field trip of the past, present, and future of the DC universe and I am all in. Read Full Review

Scott Snyder and Jorge Jimenez have taken Justice League and made it the tent-pole comic book that it deserves to be. Read Full Review

All in all, this book is probably the weirdest mainstream title DC Comics has published since Grant Morrison was allowed to write JLA. It's also probably the best. Read Full Review

I'm enjoying what Snyder, Jimenez and Sanchez are doing right now. Justice League hasn't been this much fun in years and it seems like things are only going to heat up in the next few months. Read Full Review

Jorge Jimenez kills it with the art in this issue. There is so much beautiful detail throughout this issue from the character designs to the dynamic backgrounds. Great looking issue. Read Full Review

Time and time again, this series proves to stand head and shoulders above the competition, in-house and otherwise. Scott Snyder and Jorge Jimenez bring the heat to the pages and title as a whole leaving fans chomping at the bit for more. Justice League is the premiere team book on the market and perpetually elevates further with every chapter. Read Full Review

Justice League #21 gives us a healthy balance of giant imps, uncharacteristic Batman opinions, and overpowered index fingers. It's proven yet again that it's a series that is without a doubt about that life. You better recognize. Read Full Review

Scott Snyder delivers a brutal story in JUSTICE LEAGUE #21! The League faces the reality that hope may not be enough to defeat the Legion of Doom. Snyder's darker story juxtaposes with Jorge Jimenez's bright pencils and colorful art. Read Full Review

Yet again, Scott Snyder and Jorge Jimenez produce a stunning issue; the third chapter in the "Sixth Dimension" story arc, Justice League (2018-) #21is one not to miss. Read Full Review

Justice League breaks new ground in its scope, ambitious plotting, and fun twists. It's what fun summer superhero comics should be. Read Full Review

Snyder and Jimenez, and the entire art team, are doing a great job with this arc. Each issue is building and building to a massively larger story and things certainly get really interesting by the end of the issue. I'm looking forward to what's next. Read Full Review

Scott Snyder is making the Justice League book fun again...as he sends our heroes to hell and back again.  Actually, we'll have to wait for them to get back, but no matter where they go, Jorge Jimenez's art makes it all look fantastic.  The Justice League should always be one of the biggest books out there and Snyder and Jimenez are making it just that! Read Full Review

Some writers do events and normal books, but Scott Snyder appears to have decided that after spinning Justice League out of his last event, he was going to fuse the two and just make this book a never-ending sequence of threats that could easily be an event on their own. Read Full Review

Justice League #21Written by Scott SnyderArt by Jorge Jimenez and Alejandro SanchezLettering by Tom NapolitanoPublished by DC ComicsReview by Pierce Lydon‘Rama Rating: 9 out of 10 Read Full Review

Justice League continues into the best arc yet. While the series has had some misses, it is picking up steam here. Without a doubt this is a DC comic you should be reading, and Scott Snyder and Jorge Jimenez are putting out one of the best books on the stands today. The Sixth Dimension has been fascinating so far and I can't wait to see what happens next. Read Full Review

Its a fantastic book, despite a few minor criticisms. This arc is shaping up to be my favorite and yet I cant help but feel that Snyder and company are just getting started. If I werent already hooked on the League, I would be now. Read Full Review

Superbly shocking and totally terrific! Read Full Review

Overall I enjoyed this issue and like the path we're on. The stage is becoming more clear as many questions were answered and at the end, and we're left trapped with many questions that I look forward to exploring. The world that Scott Snyder and Jorge Jimenez have created is one worth taking a deeper look so I truly hope to see more of that shown to us in the issues to come Read Full Review

Justice League #21 is very much an explanatory issue, as most of the mysteries behind the peaceful faux-future the Justice League finds itself in are explained in detail. Read Full Review

When reading Scott Snyder's Justice League the joy he has putting together these massive stories is infectious. Even when things get unnecessarily complex the underlying wonderment of what is happening can make the journey well worth it. Justice League #21 may be most notable for the major reveal that occurs, but what makes it work as an issue are the smaller character moments that put a personal dilemma inside this otherworldly conflict. Read Full Review

This issue shows the team refusing to give up their ideals, even though reality itself is at stake. Just when I think Snyder's raised the threat level as high as it can go, he seems to nudge the stakes a bit higher. I can't wait where this is all leading. Read Full Review

Justice League #21 is full of twists that make me excited for what's to come. Read Full Review

In spite of a disappointingly-abandoned thread from last issue, Justice League #21 is a beautifully-written and illustrated book. The larger story takes a huge step forward, and"to ride the coat tails of another popular franchise"one gets the sense that we're in the endgame now. I can't wait to see what happens next. Read Full Review

What a fucking amazing book! The plot of the sixth-dimention is so good! Theres nods to things that Grant Morrison did before but its so unique at the same time! Amazing art as well!

Just solid and thick story telling.

Enjoying the artwork and the book! This is a book that I can get back behind.

The opening scene was pure DBZ.

I enjoyed this issue. I must ask again: what is up with DC and their covers? They always spoil things. It's so frustrating.

And here we have HEROES IN CRISIS, accept if King was writing it the book would end with everyone in sanctuary since they literally deal with universe altering crisis level fecal matter! Your heroes make a tough choice that is biblical in nature while the art work helps to makes Justice League feel epiic and like he most important book DC fans should be reading.

It was getting a bit to confusing and convoluted their for a while but this issue pulls some things together.... right now... over me. (Drum part)

However, I hate when covers spoil stuff so I was able to piece together at least the players involved AND the ending was pretty cool until the person revealed seemed like a let down at the end of the issue.

"#$%^ on a stick... plick"

Jarro has the best one-liners in the Multiverse and this story arc is amazing.

THE GOOD:

-This story arc continues to be the best thing that has happened to this series.

-Jorge Jimenez's art is still fantastic.

-The opening scene with Not-Superman and Superman was great.

-I also really enjoyed the scene with Batman and future Dick. That was great.

-Jarro is probably my favorite character from this whole thing. No one else is executed to such perfection.

-This comic broke the fourth wall in a really unique and unexpected way, and I absolutely love it. I've always been a sucker for fourth wall breaking.

THE BAD:

-The reveal with Not-Superman was kinda meh for me. Maybe I'm just tired of Perpetua and all this cosmic stuff.

-Not sure how to feel about the end. It's something different, but I kinda liked where this story was beforehand. And that last page is off-putting for some reason. more

The plot is promising, but I’m not sure what to think of it yet. What the hell is wrong with Batman? He seems quite manipulated here. Since this story feels like another crisis story I hope Snyder does a better job here than with Metal, which was quite rushed. I’m more curious about the Legion of Doom& hopefully other villains will join them, even so they walked away from it some issues ago.