The Justice League’s losses are mounting as they battle to contain the titans from Legendary’s Monsterverse! Aquaman and Atlantis confront an otherworldly leviathan, while in the shadows, the Legion of Doom and Lex Luthor plot their next decisive move to eliminate the League…but the emergence of the League of Shadows could spell doom for the world!
A breathtaking beginning to the new year, incredible stuff. A book full of impacting story and master artwork, this is a guaranteed. If this is the benchmark for comics this year then we are in for a treat. Read Full Review
This title has exceeded expectations so far and has been the best Justice League story in a few years. Whenever DC revives the title, Buccellato, Duce & Derenick and Guerrero are making a strong bid to be the creative team behind it. Read Full Review
Ollie discovers the tanker is bringing a giant skull somewhere. Surely this is the biological material needed to complete Lex's mechanized titan. So maybe it isn't Ra's. I freely admit this book makes me giddy. I grew up watching the 'Creature Double Feature', a steady diet of Gamera and Godzilla flicks. I love the Justice League. I love when folks treat Supergirl right. I feel like I should pop some popcorn when I read this. Read Full Review
The entire team is having fun on every page across this issue. We get to see every hero have their moment to shine while also getting those "jump for joy moments when Godzilla swoops in to do battle in a way only Godzilla knows how to do. The colors are stunning, the letterers seamlessly fit into the art and the panels, and the writing shows that this team is a well-oiled machine, making us feel like kids with our toys again. I truly thought this mash-up was only something I would get in my room as a child with my action figures, and seeing it brought to life in such a well-done way has been so much fun. Read Full Review
Duce and Derenick deliver some great imagery throughout the issue. The art is visually thrilling and captures the suspense and spectacle of the series. Read Full Review
At the very least, it's delivering some fun, over-the-top adventure. Read Full Review
Fans get monster melee mixed with some killer art directly related to the monsters. However, even the art struggled at times when it was more involved with solely the DC Characters. If youre a Godzilla or King Kong fan, this series is mainly for you. If youre an Aquaman fan, this issue was more of a tease. Youll have to wait until next week to see how he fairs. Read Full Review
Justice League vs. Godzilla vs. Kong #4 continues to give me more questions than answers. This has been improving with each issue as the characters also learn more, but overall, this issue feels like it was just about getting from one point to another. Everything the creative team came up with seems to have worked, but the book's just not quite in-depth enough to stand on its own. Read Full Review
This has been a thoroughly entertaining series so far, and while issue #4 takes a small step back, I'm still excited to see what wonderful chaos issue #5 can bring to the party. Read Full Review
I like a lot about this issue. Batman being protective of Superman and Lois' scene with him was great. She jumps right into her investigative mode, staying within character, though Batman would have done this as well. What brings this down for me is relegating Aquaman to Posideon from Clash of the Titans. Come on, give me a break! That does not fit his character and it's obviously a direct rip off. Also, stop giving Mera boots. The Snyder universe is done.
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The parts of this book trying to be serious don't work well, and this issue has a poor Kaiju-punching to other stuff ratio. Lois Lane's handling isn't very interesting and the Batman stuff is immersion-breakingly out of character. A comic where DC capes punch Kaiju should be an easy layup. Let's lean into that.
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