The final chapter of "JLA Omega" arrives as the World's Greatest Heroes and the Crime Syndicate struggle for survival. But the Syndicate's betrayal of their own pact results in a final, savage confrontation and Ultraman does some betraying of his own! Can the JLA defeat Omega Man, the harbinger of death? Can they save the Crime Syndicate's world and the Tangent Universe? And in the midst of this war between good and evil, which side will Dark Supergirl choose?
So Dark Supergirl's presence and the easy way Omega Man was defeated felt two low points in an otherwise pretty entertaining arc. And it doesn't look like this League will have time to catch their breath. Eclipso arrives next issue. Mark Bagley's art seemed a notch below his normal work here, appearing rushed and rough in a good portion of the issue. Read Full Review
Over a year after the new creative team of Robinson and Bagley took over this title and exactly twelve issues after locking in a new roster, the book is left to change once again. The roster, as it stands now, is left with Grayson-Batman, Supergirl, Donna Troy, Jade, Jesse Quick, Congorilla, and Starman. Other members that have an ambiguous status at this point are Cyborg (he is on the final page) and Red Tornado. I'm interested to see how Robinson changes the roster from here and what choices are made to play to the strengths of the incoming artist, Brett Booth. There's no denying the fact that Robinson is putting a stamp on the history of the League. What size, shape, and color that stamp takes from here remains to be seen. For now, though, I remain tuned in. Read Full Review
There's lots of little bits of things that don't work here. Read Full Review
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