Justice League Unlimited #19

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• 10

  The Aspiring Kryptonian - Tyrone Tony Reed Jr

  May 27, 2026

  Justice League Unlimited #19 is full of memorable and jaw-dropping moments, including that Batman line I mentioned earlier, a creepy scene with Starro, an inspiring scene with Dr. Neal Emerson, a.k.a. Doctor Polaris, and two “oh crap” moments: one because of Guy Gardner’s irresponsibility and a frightening one involving Air Wave. We also get more points of view from villains and heroes about the amnesty program. Read Full Review

• 9.5

  Geek Dad - Ray Goldfield

  This series balances a cast of dozens and does it incredibly well with some great old-school flair. Read Full Review

• 9.5

  Lyles Movie Files - Jeffrey Lyles

  Jun 05, 2026

  The one shaky aspect of JLU 19 is the cover spoils the big reveal at the end of the issue, which isn’t great since it has little impact on the events in this story. Going back to the Absolute Power event doesn’t exactly sound like an encouraging strategy, but if any creative team can pull it off, it’s this one. Read Full Review

• 9.0

  The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally

  May 28, 2026

  Mora is a master of character design and emotion through art. Every page and panel has something beautiful to look at and admire as the details of each scene and character jump out of the page. Read Full Review

• 9.0

  The Comic Book Spot - Adam Koppel

  Jun 02, 2026

  Justice League Unlimited #19 continues to split its focus but keeps the various storylines moving along and allowing a modicum of character development. The script crackles and art and color dazzle. Read Full Review

• 8.8

  Fanlight Zone - Ken M.

  May 27, 2026

  In Luthor we trust?. Waid sees the legendary villain take over the Amnesty movement with devilish style. Mora and Bonvillain deliver on monster action in-between the drama. Excellent storytelling fitting for the world’s greatest superheroes (and villains). Read Full Review

• 8.0

  Comic Book Clique - Gabe Foster

  Jun 02, 2026

  Justice League Unlimited continues to be a prime example of why DC has been a comic juggernaut recently The stories don't feel rushed and are given time to play out. Interested to see the Batman/Lex Luthor conflict unfold over the next few issues. Read Full Review

• 7.0

  AIPT - Eric Thomas

  May 27, 2026

  While it prevails in delivering a fun heroes and villains team-up with a media controversy twist, but is held down by the repetitive pacing of the current arc and familiar and/or predictable plot beats. Read Full Review