THE HUNT IS ON! As Nathaniel Adam makes a desperate attempt to escape the return of his atomic superpowers...another strange transformation within the hero known as Captain Atom begins! And this time, the good captain's powers will change the trajectory of the Justice League forever! Plus: dissent brews in the ranks among the science team at the heart of the Atom Project on the Watchtower...so why is Ryan Choi leading the mutiny?
NOTE: MAIN COVER ART ON JUSTICE LEAGUE: THE ATOM PROJECT #2 AND #3 ARE BEING SWITCHED.
There's a lot going on in this issue, with a ton of ambition and weird sci-fi concepts that are going to be a lot of fun to explore. It also gives a great spotlight to a trio of heroes who are rarely in the lead. So far, all the post-Absolute Power tie-ins have been a great set of stories. Read Full Review
FINAL THOUGHTSWhile the pacing can feel a bit uneven at times, the intriguing plot twists and the exploration of complex ethical dilemmas make Justice League: The Atom Project #2 a compelling read. The seeds of conflict have been sown, and the future of the Justice League and the world hangs in the balance. Overall, Justice League: The Atom Project #2 is a thought-provoking and engaging installment that delves deeper into the complexities of the story. The unexpected turn of events and the growing internal conflict within the Justice League promise a thrilling and unpredictable future for the series. Read Full Review
The Atom Project delivers intrigue, dark secrets, and intense battles, including a wild showdown with an atomic-powered bear. While character voices feel off at times, the series builds a suspenseful narrative filled with espionage and superhero drama that keeps readers hooked. Read Full Review
The Atoms quest for answers starts breaking at its seams with the latest issue. Parrott and Ridley peel back more layers to the overall picture. Perkins, Lucas and Abbott display a wide spectrum of times with a heros journey of discovery. With the continuous climb, readers are expecting a monstrous payoff. Only time will tell how this wraps up. Read Full Review
Justice League: The Atom Project #2 continues to be a disjointed and unconnected story that lacks a hook for readers to care about The Atom Project which seems to be an important concept in the DC All-In era. Read Full Review
Justice League:The Atom Project #2is a jumbled, boring, uninteresting mystery wrapped in the fallout of Absolute Power. Ryan Parrot and John Ridley try to turn a straightforward superhero story into a high-brow political thriller and fall well short. The central concept could be important in the grand scheme of the DC Universe, but the execution isn't interesting enough to hold your attention.5/10 Read Full Review
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