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How powerful is too powerful? Lex Luthor has assembled everything he needs to complete his plan of turning the world toward doom, including reviving the ancient goddess Perpetua and restoring her powers. But can he keep Perpetua from dragging the DC Universe into the abyss alongside the rest of the Multiverse? This is a question that hero and villain alike must ask, as the epic battle between the Justice League and the Legion of Doom across space and time comes crashing together. Everything that happens here sets the stage for the senses-shattering finale of the Justice/Doom War-and the fate of all existence hangs in the balance!
If you enjoyed the last issue of Justice League, you just need to prepare yourself and get ready for a whirlwind of emotion and excitement. This issue is the final issue of the Justice / Doom War, and Snyder really pulled out all the stops to end this story arc in the best way possible! The art team also kills it again in this issue, bringing in an extra artist to help make it look its best and colors that pop and remind you of the golden age of Justice League. Justice League 36 is available today, so run, walk, drive, or fly into your local comic shop or buy it digitally from your favorite online retailer. You do not want to miss the end of this one! Read Full Review
Now that the Justice League has straightened out their thinking, can they use their reaffirmed faith to turn the situation around? Or will they only score a moral victory as they fall before the forces of Doom? It appears that we are about to finally find out as we head into the concluding issues of Snyder and Tynion's ultimate Justice League epic. Read Full Review
By keeping it contained and under control, it makes a cracking good read - and it should make for an explosive wrap-up! Read Full Review
Manapul and Porter bring some dazzling visuals to this issue with art that is bold, beautiful and filled with emotion. Every cliffhanger in this issue is beautifully rendered. Read Full Review
Justice/Doom War has been a great arc thats setting a new modern standard for Justice League. Itll be interesting to see if it will take several years for other creators to match this epic story. Read Full Review
Despite the heavy themes the art was still loose and fun to offset some of the darker moments that the implications of the narrative imply. Read Full Review
This series continues to be an interesting and entertaining different flavor for superhero aficionados. If you appreciate positive and imaginative ideas you'll love it. Read Full Review
Spectacular. That's the only way to describe not only Justice League #36 but the scope of the six-month-long storyline that's wrapping up Snyder's run on Justice League. Read Full Review
Final Verdict: You'd be silly not to get this one. Read Full Review
Although Snyder constantly jokes that every story, "is the one that everything's been building towards", this time it's 100% true. This is the payoff for over a year's worth of buildup. Get hype. Read Full Review
The Justice League may not be close to winning anything yet, but they are ready to go down swinging. Yep, our heroes are ready to play the spoiler role and they are throwing everything at Lex to keep him from winning the cup. Francis Manapul and Howard Porter share art duties and they both do a really good job and by the end of the issue, I wanted more, more, more. That is a recommendation right there. Read Full Review
I wouldn't call this the most eventful issue of Justice League, but there was certainly a lot to take from it. There was a big power shift among the villains, the heroes stepping out of their void of perpetual mistakes, and a different kind of battle engaged when both sides come to a full clash. Read Full Review
DISCLAIMER:Batman Newsreceived an advance copy of this book for the purpose of review. Read Full Review
The tide of the "Justice/Doom War" begins to shift as the Snyder/Tynion era approaches its end, leaving readers to wonder "what comes next" inJustice League #36(Snyder, Tynion, Manupal, HI FI, Napolitano). Read Full Review
Overall: Justice League #36 is a blast to read. Scott Snyder continues to make each issue of the Justice League all about fun. If you love the superhero genre and larger than life concepts then you must hop aboard Justice League. There are few titles that embrace the insanity and full potential of the superhero genre like Justice League. Read Full Review
I actually really loved this issue. As has been my complaint of numerous issues of this run the page count puts the art at a deficit. The scene where the heroes assembled looked so tiny with just a lot of outlines. If it had a page (or dare I say two) to breathe, the art would have been phenomenal. Read Full Review
Justice League #36 has a very epic ending, one of the most epic endings I've seen in recent superhero comics. Everything leading up to that point is... well, it's a bit messy. Read Full Review
Prelude:
While the Justice/Doom War started off tremendously, it has faltered recently. Let's see how Snyder, Tynion and Manapul go with this issue.
The Good:
I like Lex's conflict within himself and Martian Manhunter coming into assist.
The Trinity have always been great with their speeches and this one is no exception.
Manapul and Porter's art is great. I actually didn't notice when the art changed.
This battle just got turned up to 11 at the end.
The Bad:
Perpetua, for all her power still isn't compelling or interesting to read.
Conclusion:
A return to form for the Justice/Doom War. I'm loving the character work here and it's pure comic book vibe. Howev more
That pun at the end killed me.
" That symbol in the sky ? It mean we have lost. "
- Wonder Woman
Liked it! The story continues to escalate towards an exciting finale. I kind of wish the art was better though, I have no problem with Francis Manapul, but Jorge Jimenez is my preferred Justice League artist on this run. I hope this ends in a great way
I liked this one. Maybe this run can finish strong. I'm honestly hopeful.
"Which God are we praying to?"
Good issue. It nicely sets the stage for the final showdown.
Which I can't wait for. I am so tired of this big, universe-ending space stuff. Metal was good, felt fresh. No Justice was rushed and uneven. The Totality was boring and uninteresting. Sixth Dimension was fun, it certainly looked phenomenal. And now this.
It is fun, for sure, but can we have Justice League save Earth from some meteor or natural disaster or manage some space war, without new powers or cosmic beings popping out all over the place and threat the Multiverse?
This was definitely better than it has been in a while, but at this point I’m too burnt out to care.
Will perpetua have an uncle from the future past of another multiverse in which Batman has planned for 7 years for this exact occurrence??
a piece of shit
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