For a thousand years, the planet Krypton has been rebuilding itself, and the House of Zod has kept the legacy of Krypton alive throughout the galaxy. For a thousand years, the capital city of Kandor-home of the hero known as Mon-El-has been a beacon of hope across the universe. But now the shocking news that Superboy has come to live in the 31st century with the Legion of Super-Heroes has awoken Krypton’s greatest foe! How can the Legion of Super-Heroes stop the destruction of New Krypton? Plus, delve into the mystery behind Gold Lantern!
When you have a book with a cast the size of the Legion, you need to keep up and catch up on all of them. We have 4-5 distinct settings, groups, and plots in this issue. It felt full but went fast. The art is dazzling. I want more now. And that is always a good sign. Long Live this Legion. Read Full Review
So while I think Legion of Super-Heroes #11 could benefit from a little focus on the part of its narrative, it still manages to deliver an enjoyable read that sets up what could be a huge finale to the Legions confrontation with Zaar. Read Full Review
The Positives definitely outweigh the negatives. Legion of Super-Heroes #11 is one of the best issues of the run, so far. The series has a real chance if it continues to move in this direction. Despite some questionable characterizations that don't provide an affability with these versions, there's enough here to be excited about. Though, there's an equal amount of concern for the next issue as this series has been erratic. Read Full Review
In this series, the art and inks continue to be gorgeously rendered by Ryan Sook and Wade Von Grawbadger, respectively. The multi-plotted complexity of what hints at a Darkseid presence, coupled with long-delayed revelations concerning Rogol Zaar and Mon-el's background, suggests that there might be something worth waiting for in the future. Just don't hold your breath. Bendis has proven he has no qualms disappointing readers, whether by aging up a fan-beloved Jon Kent, screwing up Young Justice, or squandering a yearlong Superman storyline that began with Man of Steel. 'Hope' no longer springs eternal in the present DCU. Here's hoping that the future holds more promise. Read Full Review
Legion of Super-Heroes continues to tell a half-dozen stories at once and that pacing meets the needs of the series"providing at least one turning point in each plot line while providing its populous cast with plenty of spreads to shine. Read Full Review
These issues are starting to wear thin. Change a picture here, load stilted dialogue there. Last issue I had hope, but this issue… not so much! Read Full Review
Okay, okay, not completely done. There's one more issue before the series goes into Future State that I'll begrudgingly pick up just to see if there's anything there worth hanging onto. But I suspect in a post-Future State world we're going to have Bendis writing the series when it picks up again and that will not have me coming back to it. As much hope as I had at the beginning, this is one of the worst writer/book pairings that I've seen in decades. Read Full Review
Bendis's LoSH continues to be beautifully illustrated and frustrating. Most of the ideas here are halfway decent (except for bring back Rogol Zaar, no one cares about Rogol Zaar) but there's three times as many of them as a 23-page book can reasonably balance and the end result is that most of those ideas have to be related in infodumps and there's no way for a reader to really connect with any of them. I honestly believe this could be a good book, but it's desperately in need of a strong editor to force Bendis to focus. As it is, this comic reads like a tweaker sitting on the bus next to you chattering about the plots of the half-remembered comics of his youth.
I know I am too giving with that 2, but it at least kept SOME Of my interest and Ryan Sook's art is immaculate as always.
THAT SAID-I am so done with his Legion run. Brian REALLY wants us to believe that Rogol Zaar could NOT ONLY take out a planet of powered Kryptonians, but ALSO a planet of powered Kryptonian HYBRIDS! I'm pretty sure I saw an OMAC Superperson in one shot, the HECK?! And don't even get me started on the bore of a relationship that is Saturn Girl and Superboy, UGH.
Honestly the worst crime Rogol Zaar ever committed was the complete and utter annihilation of my patience.
Yet another horrible issue of the Legion by Bendis. Please get him off this book before he kills the Legion forever.
I'm also not a big fan of the simplistic art by Ryan Sook, but it's much better than the story.
It's Legion of Super-Heroes. It's messy, poorly written and tiring.
No one cares about rogol zaar
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