Justice League #25 is so far the best issue to some out of this run so far. If you aren't reading Justice League? Shame on you. This is a team book at it's finest. This issue was the full package between genuine character moments, standout action sequences, plot progression, and exciting artwork. Let's not forget the insane way that they have suddenly made the end of the multiverse seem like it's not the worst possible end when the world has been taken by the villains. Read Full Review

As far as comic book conclusions go, which tend to feel rushed, Justice League #25 has proficient pacing, giving the right amount of time for each beat in the over-sized issue. Read Full Review

Justice League #25 manages to stick the landing on one of the most satisfying and thought-provoking comic arcs to come out of the big two in recent memory. And the best word to describe the set up for what's to come is" Doom. Read Full Review

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Ultimately I'd have to say this is easily one of the best single issues that have been released all year and it's easily already one of my personal favorite Superman stories as Clark really took the spotlight here and his never losing hope spirit made me really believe in the boy in blue and red and gave me hope as well. I would go out of my way to make sure people check out this issue and pick up this entire arc because it's an instant classic. Read Full Review

Justice League #25 concludes the Sixth Dimension storyline, and now we finally get to the main event that DC has been teasing for a while now. As we start into this epic crossover event, we will find if Snyder and Tynion's high-stakes gamble will ultimately pay off or fizzle out. I'm betting on the former. Read Full Review

Overall this book is even greater than the sum of its brilliant parts. Each of the individual elements does exactly what its supposed to do, Snyder and Jimenez continue to elevate their collaborative efforts creating an intensely satisfying and utterly entertaining conclusion to one of their most impressive Justice League arcs. Tynion and Fernandez provide a perfect preface to the upcoming Year of the Villain event while closing out the issue quite nicely. This issue is as close to perfect as it gets and pays off on Snyder's precisely crafted arc in spades. Read Full Review

A fitting conclusion that is heartfelt and strong. A superhero comic that'll hit you right in the feels, Snyder's Justice League is proof enough these stories will never die. Read Full Review

Its Justice League versus Justice League! Its the perfect end to this arc and the perfect lead in to DCs Year of the Villain! Snyder, Jimenez, and Sanchez have combined to give us a near perfect book! If you havent been following Justice League, get to the store and read this whole arc! You wont be disappointed! Read Full Review

Jorge Jimenez creates some truly astounding art from beginning to end in this issue. The action is beautiful and dynamic and the characters are vibrant and powerful to behold. A beautiful looking issue. Read Full Review

With every new issue, this series grows even more grandiose and more blockbuster, adding the much-needed spectacle this title has been known for previously. With two series-defining tales for readers to clamor over, this title kicks off DCs summer event, Year of the Villain, in full effect. Read Full Review

As the first mega-arc of Scott Snyder's Justice League run comes to a close, he once again proves that there's no one who can do cosmic action like him. Nothing about his past work made me think he was a natural for big stories of the multiverse, but he's surprised me in the best way. Read Full Review

The Sixth Dimension arc ends in a surprising, yet spectacular way. Snyder and Tynion tie up all the loose ends of this inter-dimensional story while also perfectly setting up Justice: Doom War, and Year of the Villain. Read Full Review

I really enjoyed this issue and while it was a little forced, it steers us into the Year of the Villain and promises a Justice League with a much bigger a more diverse lineup than a lot of people reading this review has ever seen.  I am all for that and just in case you were wondering... Jarro is barely in the issue and still steals the show! Read Full Review

Justice League #25is a peculiar issue. It is both an ending and a beginning. Readers are given closure only to have it snatched away. While the ending of the “Sixth Dimension” storyline didn't completely stick for me, due to Batman's bizarre behavior, the second part of the issue overshadows its earlier faults. Overall, it's a very good comic. It's obvious that Justice Leaguehas become the spine of DC's line. The book is building to something big. If you aren't reading it, you probably should start soon. Final verdict: buy this one. Read Full Review

Justice League #25 is a dense and at times rushed read, but it does a great job of setting up the immediate future of the DC Universe. Read Full Review

Justice League #25 is another excellent read. Snyder and Tynion conclude the 6th Dimension story arc and then nicely set the table for Year of the Villain. I am looking forward to Justice League in the oncoming months as this title is certainly going to become a "big event" title. This is a great time to hop aboard Justice League if you still have not given this title a try. Read Full Review

Justice League #25 may not be what it was sold as, but it is a solid issue of one of the best books on the stands right now. Just be warned that newcomers should skip the first half of the book and this is a great introduction to what has been going on in the DC Universe and what comes next. Read Full Review

With Justice League #25, writer James Tynion IV delivers a riveting prologue to "Year of the Villain," DC's upcoming company-wide event. By the end of the issue, the reader will be left begging for the official introduction to the expansive crossover. Read Full Review

Justice League (2018-) #25 concludes the "Sixth Dimension" storyline with some fantastic art and story moments. The Year of the Villain setup in the back half of the issue does its job setting up the event, but has some clunky dialogue in it. Read Full Review

Freakin' Super-Duper Superman moment! The opening made me cry a bit when it seemed there's no hope for Superman but then suddenly it's all clear. Heartwarming and absolutely mind-blowing what Batman has done, tricking World Forger into believing in him while Bats made other plans secretly to save Superman. So cool! This redefines everything we know about Superman, strengthens Batman and Superman's friendship and showed that Justice League is the greatest superhero team ever.
The end is intriguing and brings forth the setup for the Year of the Villain. It's a brilliant idea that DC has come up with, changing Luthor and preparing for the Justice-Doom War.

Scott is killing it lately.

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This book just went full DBZ, and I salute this. Onto the Year of the Villain now.

Ever since Snyder started writing justice league I have loved it! The year of the villain feels like it's gonna be a better summer event than no justice so I'm excited.

Snyder's JLA was a huge letdown, except for this storyline.

This series continues to deliver.

A wonderful segway into Snyder's "JL DoomWar" storyline. Jimenez knocks it out of the park with the page featuring Clark alongside both Jonathans. I hope that Luthor isn't a human/martian hybrid because it defeats the purpose of his character. I had the same problem with Omega-Luthor back in Darkseid War, but I trust Snyder will handle the concept better.

I liked this one. I thought it was a good finale to the Sixth Dimension storyline and actually makes me a little excited for Year of the Villain. Let's hope this time the series stays good.

"Yeah, you're welcome"

First of all, I really dig the new logo. Looks very simple and has some kind old-school feel to it. Really nice one.

As for the rest. I'm not sure if the conclusion to Sixth Dimension entirely stuck the landing for me, but seeing Justice League face off against "the future" League was awesome. Jimenez and Sanchez again proved their amongst the best, especially with that one page showing three generations of Kent boys. That splash page really stole "the show" for me.
And, again, I have to commend Snyder for showing that Bruce and Clark are just the greatest besties in the Metaverse.

About "The Message" story all I have to say is that it made me excited for this whole "Year of the Villain". That idea about everyone just going bad, cause the Universe is ending, sounds great. And the fact that the League has lost its credibility makes it that more interesting.

Also, Jarro and Batman.
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Good issue. Nice to see Batman acting reasonable again& the alternative future or whatever story was wrapped up& not without some assets for the JL. This issue also marks the beginning of the Year of the Villains& it’s a mix between Justice storyline& Underworld Unleashed. I hope Snyder‘s event can live up to these stories. On the one hand I think it sounds cool, but on the other hand I hope this event won’t ruin some villains. I hope the writers will do them justice. Lex is cool so far, so I hope the other villains also will be as great.

It is time for the conclusion of this story arc and bring us to the next. While this one wrapped up quite rushed, the intro to the next has me excited for what we are in store for this year. Somethings felt confused and which explained more while the Superman stuff felt like they should have explained it better, not mote just better. Overall the art is pretty good with some panels being meh alright.

Honestly Jarro Son of Batman is pretty much my favourite thing about this comic and I’m willing to forgive a lot for it. I’m glad the sixth dimension stuff is over, and am actually excited for the Doom stuff, because villains 4 life.

THE GOOD:

-I still love Jimenez's art. He just gives everything such life.

-The action sequences here are great.

-I thought they took an unexpected and welcomely different approach to the Forger's character.

-I didn't mind the Tynion story. He writes the League's dialogue really well.

-I'm rather interested in the upcoming Doom War story.

-The panels showing each of the League's different plans was great.

THE BAD:

-I'm still unclear on how Superman escaped.

-Man, the art for the Tynion story was not great. Sorry, it's just jarring to go from a page of vibrant artwork full of passion and character to a dull and lifeless page such as this one.

-Maybe it's because I just read Last Knight on Earth, but the Luthor speech hit a lot of familiar notes.

-What? We didn't even get to see the end of the Bat-Mite/Mxyzptlk battle. What an absolute disappointment. more

Meh