Brian Michael Bendis wraps up his Justice League run this issue, and it's been an odd one. Read Full Review

All of the artists deliver fantastic visuals each with its own style, tone and charm.   Read Full Review

Justice League #74 is a satisfying end to the arc. Bendis pulls out a conclusion of great magnitude. The characters are fantastic and the team-up between the two teams really works well. It avoids standard tropes of conflict between the groups and they function largely like an extended roster of the team. Whilst the comic loses ground, the art saves it by being jaw-dropping. Lupacchino and Von Grawbadger are terrific artists who can carry a Justice League book on their own. But Kudranskis art style is one of the most awe-inspiring I have ever seen. It is certainly not for everyone, but it is definitely worth a try. Read Full Review

Justice League rebounds slightly from a rough previous issue as Leagues of Chaos reaches its end. The issue, supersized though it is, is still overstuffed, but is still far more coherent than #73. There is some potential here, but gaunt plot development prior to issue #74 ensured that this arc would be a miss. The Bendis Justice League dies as it lived, promising but unfulfilled. Read Full Review

It's a muddled mess " as was Bendis' entire tenure on the series. Read Full Review

Much of Justice League #74 is steeped in murky darkness to achieve an evident good vs. evil contrast, but unfortunately, those shadowy scenes do little to help readability. Read Full Review

Justice League #74 was emblematic of Brian Michael Bendis' entire run on the title. Bendis is great at producing ideas with a lot of potential, but he often has trouble realizing that potential. I think the main problem was that he had trouble remembering that this title was about the Justice League first and foremost. However, I do wish him well on his other projects. Hopefully, they will work out better for him. Read Full Review

While you may have found something in this Justice League arc interesting and thought that maybe a deeper dive into those concepts would make a cool story, what you get for an ending is Naomi saving the day while everything else is thrown away to say that Naomi is the greatest. The art in this issue is rough and the story is ridiculous, but hey, at least it's over. Read Full Review

Brian Michael Bendis final Justice League issue comes about 15 issues too late, but its actually here. Read Full Review

What the hell am I looking at?

Thank god this shit-shows over....

it can't get worse than this

It completely amazes me, how we had so many volumes and so many books with Bendis! Nothing helps in this book and the only reason I could give it more than 1 is because it's the last. I wish Bendis the best of luck in other projects, but please DC, get organized and do a good job.

Man I feel so bad for the Justice League. I mean, they will die in the next issue and everything they have before that is this sh*tshow of run. Idk why someone could choose Bendis for this book but they need to fired that person.

Thank god Bendis is gone, that might’ve been the worst Justice League I’ve ever read.