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HEROES AND MONSTERS COLLIDE IN THE CROSSOVER EVENT OF THE YEAR! The cataclysmic crossover event of the year is here as the DC Universe clashes with Legendary's Monsterverse in Justice League vs. Godzilla vs. Kong. Clark Kent is enjoying a night off with a very important dinner planned with his girlfriend, Lois Lane, when the entire city shudders under the weight of the monstrous Godzilla, who emerges from the bay! What started as a routine clash between the Justice League and the Legion of Doom takes a dangerous turn when the wall between worlds is breached...with Godzilla, Kong, and the Monsterverse emerging on DC's Earth! What ensues will b more
This three-way dance might not have made good on the title promise, but it was an excellent start to what should be a very fun crossover event. Read Full Review
Three iconic names come together for a monumental comic crossover that explodes infront of your very eyes. The different veins of story seemlessly entwine to bring a story that will leave you begging for more. Read Full Review
This first issue gives readers a solid start that promises more entertainment in upcoming issues. Seeing the superheroes and villains facing off against the most iconic giant monsters in history is surely the recipe to an excellent crossover. Read Full Review
Combining some of Pop Cultures biggest characters in one book is a challenege onto itself. The creative team of Buccallato, Duce and Guerrero give fans an unforgettable first impression with incredible writing mixed with energetic visuals. Theres no way after reading the first issue readers wont be counting down the days for the next round at the LCS! Read Full Review
Duce delivers some beautifully detailed and visually dynamic art throughout the issue. The characters look fantastic and the titans are beautifully rendered both in detail and scale. Read Full Review
Issue #1 is a strong kick off to establish the characters and overall plot of what to expect but I wish there was more action in this issue. Fans of the different properties will still be excited for the glimpse of monsters but will definitely be left ready for more. Read Full Review
This isn't any sort of essential, groundbreaking story, but it's basically exactly what I'd expect a book with this title to read like. Read Full Review
Justice League vs. Godzilla vs. Kong #1 was a blast to read. Buccellato delivers a compressed story that perfectly blends world-building with character work and action-heavy scenes. Read Full Review
Justice League Vs. Godzilla Vs. King Kong #1 is straightforward, fun, entertaining, and provides one heck of a Godzilla and King Kong. Even though the plot seems a bit too elementary, it's super easy to follow and allows for anyone to join in. If you have the spare cash, I recommend DC fans give it a shot. Read Full Review
I'd think the Leaguers would be able to handle the monsters pretty easily so my guess is Toyman's gem will amp them up a bit. This was a carnival ride of fun. I can only hope the whole series keeps up this pace, action, and entertaining lunacy! It's so fun I can overlook the plot twists required to put all the pieces on the chessboard. Read Full Review
There's no way series like this could live up to its potential or what anyone could expect from it. But it's nice to see them trying, even if it's just an opportunity for DC and company to make some money. There's a great respect for every significant property that is being displayed in the series. But they remain properties for the most part. Not actual characters that feel terribly fleshed-out at the end of the first issue. How much is doubtlessly going to come in time as the series progresses? Read Full Review
Justice League vs. Godzilla vs. Kong #1 is exactly what you'd expect and want and is great because of that. It begs you to just sit back and enjoy the ride, taking you on an adventure that can only happen in comics. I have no doubt what's to come will be predictable with the Justice League teaming up with Godzilla and Kong to fight the Legion of Doom but who cares, this is a wild journey to just sit back, enjoy, and not think too much about. Read Full Review
JL vs. Godzilla vs. Kong #1 is a pretty standard superhero comic, but it has flashes of fun like the Legion of Doom breaking into the Fortress of Solitude that's thwarted by someone who never should have been on the team in the first place. It'll be interesting to see if the quality gets better when we see more of Godzilla and Kong. Read Full Review
Though it's a rocky start to a blockbuster event, it's a fun and unexpectedly heartfelt stage setter that builds up to a confrontation with just enough nuance to save it. Read Full Review
Justice League vs. Godzilla vs. Kong is off to a strong start, and if it can strike a balance in "screen time" between the heroes, villains, and monsters, we could be in for a great time. Read Full Review
There's nothing offensive about this issue. It's not poorly written or ugly to look at. It just feels lifeless. Like the corporate product it was meant to be. I can't recommend this to someone but I can't say to avoid it like the plague. Maybe you've always wanted this kind of story to happen, in which case, have at it! CONSUME.Score: 5/10 Read Full Review
A simple introduction draws people into a fun new story. Read Full Review
I really like the setup for this story. Bringing in Legion of Doom was an awesome start. The art is really good and having them trapped on Skull Island with Godzilla in Metropolis is intriguing. There are a bunch of characters running around, but I think in the end, the Legion and the JL will have to combine forces to eliminate the threat.
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A perfectly serviceable first issue. Even if you don't care for kaiju/monster comics it's great to see some kind of the Justice League return to comic form, even if it is in a non-canon way.
However, if you want to see King Kong and Godzilla start smashing buildings and lay the absolute smackdown on the Legion of Doom and the Justice League, you're gonna have to wait for another issue! This #1 issue was a bit a slow starter but that's fine, I want to see this action take place over the course of all 6 issues.
Recommended.
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I had really high hopes that this would be a fun, mindless, action-packed romp on the scale of a Michael Bay summer blockbuster but color me disappointed. This was a poorly-paced introduction to what was billed as the must-see event of the year. Other than some fun moments between Flash and Green Lantern, nearly every character was written shallower than a puddle. After the debut issue, the Legendary Monsterverse duo of Godzilla and Kong are periphery characters at best. You could replace them with any larger dinosaur/gorilla and it wouldn’t have changed a thing about this book. The Legion of Doom gets the bulk of the attention as it’s their half-assed plan that causes events to unfold. It could be worthwhile if the LoD were written as more
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