From Justice League Unlimited producer James Tucker and series writer J.M. DeMatteis comes an all-new season starring the World's Greatest Heroes! There is a being wandering the universe searching for its true purpose, but what it finds out on the farthest edges of the cosmos will change not just our universe, but many! Meanwhile, the war for the throne of Apokolips arrives on Earth, and the true ruler will only be decided one way: Who can destroy the Justice League?
Justice League Infinity #1is a pitch-perfect continuation of the DC Animated Universe, thanks to writers who have worked extensively in this continuity and an artist who manages to capture the look and feel of the world. Fans ofJustice League andJustice League Unlimited will definitely want to pick this series up, as it's effective at fulfilling any wish for more stories set in this universe. Read Full Review
All in all, if you're a fan of the animated show, reading this book will make you happy. It's new stories with the same version of the cast of characters that you know and love so well, shepherded by those who helped bring them to life back in the day. There's a lot to love about this book. Read Full Review
JUSTICE LEAGUE INFINITY #1 commences with a very encouraging opening act that ends with a rather inspiring cliffhanger. The tone and atmosphere surrounding this inaugural installment will make readers ecstatic for JUSTICE LEAGUE UNLIMITED'S continuation and the rejuvenation of the television show in comic form. Additionally, the character dialogue was spot on and the illustrations were so familiar and fun that it took me back over 15 years to a time where it felt like DC COMICS was hitting on all cylinders. Read Full Review
I am beyond relieved that Justice League Infinity #1 is off to a marvelous start. Writers JM Dematteis and James Tucker both worked on Justice League Unlimited " and it shows. The story in Justice League Infinity #1 feels like it crawled right out of an early-aughts plasma television. Read Full Review
JLU fans wont want to miss Justice League Infinity as it brings that same spirit of fun and large scale action as the cartoon series. Read Full Review
Beavers does a great job of keeping the Bruce Timm aesthetic to the characters and world, but the story does have its own unique look that is great to experience. Read Full Review
Justice League Infinity #1 is a strong start for a promising title. Read Full Review
At the very least, it's nostalgic and many readers should get a kick out of that. Read Full Review
A promising start to the series with strong art and smart choices. Read Full Review
The animated Justice League picks up where they left off, but there's a few twists and turns along the way. It's a pretty impressive start, though there are a LOT of questions it raises. Read Full Review
If you are a fan of Justice League Unlimited this is the series for you, it's bright, full of humour and is packed with loads of heroes and villains from the show. Its twist is an interesting take and it'll be interesting to see where it goes next issue Read Full Review
I admit seeing this made in the Timm-verse made me feel nostalgic. What's more characters are in the process of learning more about themselves including Martian Manhunter and Amazo. Of course that curiosity leading to Amazo setting off the series catalyst is a good way to explore a wider multiverse. Like all of the familiar elements of Justice League Unlimited that fans love are under attack by new developments.
JL - Infinity has some flaws, but overall it's pretty decent.
Awesome! A good addition to the DCAU!
Call me crazy but this is a better Justice League story than the main Justice League from Brian Michael Bendis. Guess I have this and Last Ride to look forward to.
I never watched Justice League Unlimited, because I'm not an animation cuckold. But I do like JM DeMatteis' writing most of the time, and I thought this was pretty good.
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