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THE WATCHTOWER RISES! The Justice League is back and bigger than ever! In the wake of Absolute Power and the DC All In Special, Darkseid's death has triggered a massive power vacuum in the DCU, and Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman must unite like never before and expand the Justice League to encompass every hero championing the forces of good in the face of incredible evil! As our heroes work to uncover the mystery of the dark lord's successor, Ray Palmer's Atom Project triggers a race between hero and villain to control the fate of metahuman abilities on planet Earth, which threatens to destroy everything the League has built. Worlds will more
Tamra Bonvillain's color work is gorgeous. With even more characters to work with, Bonvillain has an even more exciting color palette to unleash. Letterer Ariana Maher does fun layouts with the sound effects. Waid throws in a little twist at the end that's hopefully just a red herring. Justice League Unlimited #1 is every bit as exciting and fun as it sounded. With this creative team locked in, it doesn't seem a stretch that this could quickly become DC's top title. Read Full Review
If you're looking for a good entry into DC Comics, Justice League Unlimited #1 is as good as it gets. The artwork is amazing and the story spectacular. It teams your favorite heroes in unlikely ways to great effect. This is everything a first issue and superhero comic should be. Read Full Review
Waid and Mora (and Bonvillain and Maher) are firing on all cylinders, pulling together threads of half a dozen storylines into a book that is, in-universe and out, meant to be the center of the new DC Universe.And they're pulling it off. Read Full Review
Justice League Unlimited #1 delivers an exciting start to a series that promises to explore the full scope of DC's superhero roster. With Mark Waid's masterful character work and Dan Mora's stunning art, this comic has unlimited potential. Read Full Review
With a word like Unlimited and the weight that comes with the legacy of the Justice League through comics and television, this issue had big shoes to fill. Waid and Mora seem to have the whole toy box out for this series but they have a plan for everyone. A lot is thrown at readers and many questions are left but they are driven by excitement for what's to come. Read Full Review
Justice League Unlimited #1 is a celebration of heroes. This issue sets them free after so long of heroes being hunted and restrained. The Justice League has returned, bigger and better than ever. Read Full Review
Without question, DCs premier superhero team returns to the forefront in a monster way. Waids writing escalates the drama while bringing out the best of the huge roster. Mora, Bonvillain and Maher craft amazing images reminding everyone why the League is the team others set the benchmark too. Brace for an incredible run in the making. Read Full Review
Justice League Unlimited #1delivers on the premise of the promise with an issue packed full of DC heroes, common and rarely seen, to deal with dangers across the globe. Mark Waid's script gives a multitude of heroes a moment to shine, and the underlying mystery hits home with a shocking twist ending. Plus, Dan Mora's art is next level. Read Full Review
Justice League Unlimited #1 is an exciting and ambitious start to a new chapter for the League. Mark Waid's storytelling, paired with the stellar artistry of Mora and Bonvillain, delivers a book that's as emotionally resonant as it is action-packed. This debut issue perfectly captures the spirit of the Justice League while paving the way for something bold and new. Read Full Review
This issue is surely everything you could possibly want from a comic like this. It's big, vibrant, superhero action written, drawn, and colored by the absolute best in the business. All the big heroes are here, with some smaller hero stories mixed in to round it all out. An excellent first issue. Read Full Review
Justice League Unlimited #1 is a phenomenal start that firmly establishes this series DC Comics premiere comic book. Mark Waid and Dan Mora absolutely nail the tone of what it means for the DCU heroes to be united under the Justice League banner. There is an immediate sense of importance to what the heroes are doing and there are pieces put into place for an exciting long-term future. Read Full Review
Justice League Unlimited #1 is an excellent first issue that will have you hooked from the first few pages. This is style of League we have never seen before.. a literal army and if there is a villain that is worthy enough to take all of them on, there's going to be some great action in the issues to come! Read Full Review
Overall, Justice League Unlimited #1 is a promising start to a new era for the team. The expanded roster, the intriguing plot, and the stunning artwork make it a must-read for fans of the Justice League and DC Comics in general. Read Full Review
Justice League Unlimited #1 is a fantastic start. Beyond that ending, it sets the tone of what we should expect and the vision the team has, both the Justice League and the comic creators themselves. It delivers an uplifting feel even with the destruction shown. It's a new era and this issue plants a flag. Read Full Review
With Mark Waid at the wheel, Justice League Unlimited #1 is a sturdy relaunch for DC's flash ship title. A strong sense of character sits neatly alongside a suitably epic story. All heightened by the incredible artwork of Dan Mora and Tamra Bonvillain. Read Full Review
I had my apprehensions about an Unlimited style of Justice League, and frankly, I still do. But this issue does a fantastic job of realizing the idea of such a League. While the plot is generic, there are some solid hooks, especially around the character of Air Wave, who looks to be a key character moving forward. I will look forward to seeing if the new series can maintain this level of quality in the upcoming issues. Read Full Review
The main story of Justice League Unlimited #1 provides an excellent revamp for the world's greatest heroes on an epic scale, packed with superhero wit and kinetic energy. Unfortunately, the anticipated backup prelude leaves much to be desired. Read Full Review
Justice League Unlimited is a huge opportunity for great stories, and the first issue teases the potential of what may come next! Read Full Review
Mark Waid does it again!
Waid does it again.
My friends, we have defeated the deviant Gabe Hernandez.
He gave this a 9.5.
Somebody has clearly spiked his office water with MDMA as he is uncharacteristically feeling the love.
The GH protest continues!
Super energetic kick-off, fantastic artwork, and flawless intertwining of plots. Probably the strongest All-In book outside of the Absolute Universe!
Justice League is back! I loved the Justice League Unlimited back in the day. There are several things that I really loved about this comic. The story that they are setting up, sounds amazing. The art in this is top notch! The creative team on this hits this one out of the park. My favorite panel on this book is with AIRWAVE & Flash as they are hitting top speed. There is also quite the cliffhanger at the end, that I should have seen coming, but was pleasantly surprised.
Mark Waid kills it again. While it is repetitive to see a "traitor" the art and the chemistry between the Justice League is infectious.
Im excited for the future of this title. Waid continues to fire on all cylinders. I look forward to JLU moving forward. I usually dislike "team" books, as characters often drown in the noise, but for now I'm excited. Also, I'd watch Dan Mora draw stick people.
I was quite disappointed with the story in this issue, but the art by Mora continues to be great. There's far too much going on here with characters literally flying in and out. There's a natural disaster and a quick introduction to the villains without any real story. And since when can the emotional spectrum heal someone of a fatal wound? I must have missed something. I'm going to get the next issue, but I'm not very hopeful after this start.
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