Justice League United doesn't end on a high note, and strides to the finish as what it's always been, a comic with high aspirations it never quite realizes but is full of heart and a fearless confidence for experimentation. Jeff Parker fleshes out the Justice League member Alanna Strange who at this point deserves better exploration in the DC universe. Her adventures with Adam have the potential to reach the same fan devotion of Aquaman and Mera. Foreman is the real star of this issue, for better or worse, exploring a far more cartoon inspired style that at times feels more in place on a single panel political comic and Hi-Fi brings the expected level of quality colors to this book. Befitting this run, It's a tough sell to most casual superhero fans but an interesting take on the DC's most prominent superhero team. Read Full Review

As with the rest of Parker's JLU run, I seem to have enjoyed it a little more than most. Like Gotham By Midnight, I feel this is a series that would've gotten even better given time to grow and mature, but I'm glad we got as much as we did. The art was especially notable this issue. Travel Foreman's art seems to be slightly more stylized than his usual and I love it. I'd be very happy to see Foreman on another of DC's titles full-time.