This is it, the moment you’ve been waiting for! The entire Justice League Dark team storms the Other Place, with a little help from their friend/enemy John Constantine. And at what price his aid? With the Upside-Down Man in their sights, the team witnesses the true manifestation of his power, and the agonizing cost of his anger.
Justice League Dark never fails to bring in an overwhelming sense of dread while wrapping the issue with a modicum of hope left that the team will survive. It might be fleeting and fatal for some members at the end of this issue, but its another eventful and always exciting installment. Read Full Review
Amancay Nahuelpan delivers some beautifully detailed art throughout this issue. The characters pop on the page and the action is intense. Read Full Review
It's another strong issue in what will hopefully be a long run for the creative team. Read Full Review
Justice League Dark #26 may not be the issue where the big battle reaches it's decisive end, but this creative team succeeded in setting up one heck of a climax to come next month. One which will make this an all or nothing encounter. Read Full Review
The entire creative team behind Justice League Dark continues to impress with issue #26, and while it delivers plenty of spectacle in a fight we've all been waiting on, hopefully it can keep up the momentum to nail the ending. Read Full Review
This is a great new issue of Justice League Dark. The story itself is fantastic as it continues to build the concept of magic as well as the threat of the Upside-Down Man. It has some nice character moments but I wouldn't say it's the focus of the issue. That's probably the one weak point here. The art is absolutely breath-taking and the lettering is not only brilliant but incredibly varied. An extremely strong issue. Hopefully, the series continues to be this strong as it comes closer to its end. Read Full Review
Well written by Ram V, he still channels the voice of James Tynion IV who ends up telling a decent story, even with the clichs thrown into the mix. Supporting his writing is the amazing art of Amancay Nahulapn who helps bring the magical world of the DCU to life. The unfortunate aspect of this comic is that we more than likely know how it will end and heres hoping that Ram V will soon be able to forge a new direction. Read Full Review
Can they defeat the Upside Down Man? I believe in the Justice League Dark… do you? Read Full Review
DC has been churning out some awesome series and Justice League Dark is most definitely in the top tier. While this issue isn’t best for newcomers, the lead up to this point has been so worth it and deserves to be read from the beginning of the arc. Read Full Review
I like this issue in that it's getting the band back together and setting the stage for the final battle against the big bad that's been looming in the background since this series began, even if it uses a silly way to give our heroes the upper hand........ when magic is involved though, anything goes. The art is great here and by the end, I found myself excited for what's to come. Read Full Review
The end is near for this iteration of Justice League Dark and everything continues to move toward this arc's conclusion at a breakneck pace. Read Full Review
Are we getting somewhere? I love to be somewhere!
Another good issue but I feel like this story is starting to tread water. Also, the ongoing lecture on belief (while in no way outright bad) did feel a little corny at times.
This issue went by surprisingly fast and it was good. I'm willing to see where this goes.
The baddie believes he has absolute power, but the goodies believe they can defeat him, it's belief vs belief! A belief-off! Belief-a-palooza!
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