After being whisked across the Multiverse, Wonder Woman finds herself trapped on a desolate and barren planet with the last person she'd ever expect to find: DARKSEID! What does the former ruler of Apokolips want with the Amazonian warrior? And what lurks in the shadows of this devasted world?
Justice League Infinity #4serves as a solid character piece for Wonder Woman while exploring different versions of the DC Animated Universe and its characters. It's an issue that deals with some heavy themes, but the ending promises to fully unite the League and send them on a path to salvation. And it's the issue that continues to solidify this as one of my favorite books on the stands. Read Full Review
Beavers delivers some great art throughout the issue. The characters are vibrant. The action is thrilling and the flashback moments are visually stunning. Read Full Review
The only real lacking element in this weeks JUSTICE LEAGUE INFINITY #4 was the advancement of the overall premise of the series. However, avid fans will note the timely detour to statically fit well surrounding Dianas 80th Anniversary. Plus, readers will respectfully appreciation the powerful tangent this week. Fans of the original JUSTICE LEAGUE UNLIMITED series who havent jumped on the train yet should do so immediately. This is a fun series with a good, strong look. I highly recommend adding it to your pull list. Let me know what you think, have a great week, and God Bless! Read Full Review
My favorite device in this series is the narration. The perspective always depends on who the protagonist for that given issue is. But what I love about it is that it's written after the events of the conflict. You don't know when, but the protagonist is always talking about the events that you're reading in the past tense. Read Full Review
Next issues issue will probably advance the main arc, but this was a strong diversion that gave Wonder Woman some much needed focus. Read Full Review
Sometimes the style has faltered this title but here, it's probably at its best. Read Full Review
The strangest issue of the series so far is also a testament to its quality, because only a book with a top-tier creative team would have been able to pull this off without being pure cringe. Read Full Review
This chapter isn't quite a misstep, but it's also not a homerun. Read Full Review
Better than last issue, but still, I wish the story were more compelling.
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