With beautiful art, compelling story, and intense action, JLA: Justice League of America #8 leaves little wanting. It's an amazing issue that brings the story to its zenith and raises the level of anticipation for the next chapter. Read Full Review

Justice League of America #8 is superhero comic books in its purest form and that is fun as all hell to read month after month. If you are looking for impossible feats, larger than life heroes, and end of the world stakes, all wrapped in a gorgeously cinematic package, then Justice Leaue of America is the book for you. Read Full Review

Justice League of America #8 was yet another amazing chapter in “Power and Glory” with Rao remaining a compelling villain. Add to this some explosive action and engaging dialogue, and you're left with a product that is sure to leave fans begging for more. Read Full Review

While there's the occasional hiccup in this issue - namely, the cliffhanger doesn't really have any teeth, while a splash page featuring Wonder Woman looks a little wonky in the detailing - ultimately, this is the kind of comic that DC purists and fight comic aficionados should absolutely pay attention to. This is bigger than big and larger than life, and does a great job showcasing the different styles of DC's most important icons. If you haven't been reading Justice League of America, now is the time to start. Read Full Review

A brawl for the ages, strong character work, and the culmination of several of Hitch's big ideas combine for an impressive return for Justice League of America. If you aren't reading this series, you should be, and if you are, you know what I'm talking about. I'm thrilled that Hitch will be sticking around after Rebirth, and I can't wait to see what he comes up with next. Read Full Review

In the end, Justice League of America #8 is a satisfying and action-packed conclusion that effectively uses an epic tone to remind us that at its best, no one beats the League. Read Full Review

This is a DC story, through and through, with amazing heroes and in depth storytelling and it's one you should be reading. Read Full Review

Regardless, this issue is just shy of being something that would make me jump onboard the ongoing. It's as classic a JLA tale as you can get without the questions of "why?" and the jarring ending and Wonder Woman art. I do look forward to hearing how this arc rounds out, and hardcore JLA fans will eat this up. It's fan-service hero stuff at nearly its best with a few nittinoids. Long live the JLA. Read Full Review

JLA #8 is a disappointment, even within the context of an underwhelming series which suffered high expectations given the pedigree of the talent attached. As such, it is a troubling portent of for the quality of DC's marquee title come July's Rebirth. One can only pray to Rao that Justice League doesn't arrive stillborn. Read Full Review

JLA is wrapping up, but when you read this series as a whole it will impress you. Bryan Hitch did a fine job on writing duties and an even better job on the pencils. He gets some good help from Alex Sinclair and Daniel Henriques along the way as well. JLA may not be a series that stands out to many readers, but it is a series worth reading. Read Full Review

I'm just reading this book to finish out this saga, but it's disappointing to read. I should not have believed the hype for this series. Read Full Review

It's all-battle, with a lot of overly familiar story beats, but a shocking final page... Read Full Review

Part of me thinks that years from now, Ill pull these issues out of my long box, reread them and actually enjoy them. But for now, as long as I still am somewhat calloused by the seemingly inevitable delays of Hitch and Co., I await the day this series is over. Read Full Review

On top of being delayed for over a month, this story is hurt from its "Let's just throw it out there and not explain a damn thing to those suckers" attitude and its less than stellar art.  Halfway through this book I just stopped caring about how our heroes were going to win the day because it was so over the top and convoluted that I figured if this book wasn't going to try than neither would I.......... but I trudged on........... and I regret that decision.  Even though I was really looking forward to this title when it was first announced, it has become something that I loathe to read because besides for decent cliffhangers, it has nothing going on issue to issue. Read Full Review

Just ok and that end! Really? Why would I care about someone saying Superman is dead when he's clearly not. It means nothing.