Despite the clutter and chaos, I have to say that I'm really enjoying this series. Learning about the future through the eyes of Jon (Superboy) Kent is a great way to bring those of us from the 21st Century up to speed. Read Full Review

Bendis managed to take a gimmick and make it his strongest issue of Legion yet. Hopefully this is the start of a turnaround for the title before it meets a similar fate to Bendis other team title, Young Justice. Read Full Review

The Trial of the Legion of Super-Heroes finally begins in issue #8, where the writing finally rises to the consistent excellence of the art. Read Full Review

Overall, it's a fun issue that's a great spotlight for some of the most brilliant artists working in the industry " Jeff Lemire and David Mack in the same issue! But the script isn't quite up to the level of the murderer's row of talent here. Read Full Review

This issue has a gorgeous medley of different artists, a different one for each page, and it looks great. The characters and story also continue to be quite fun. Read Full Review

Legion of Superheroes #8 is an artist extravaganza wrapped in a bit of a mediocre story. Read Full Review

Legion of Super-Heroes #8 is a good, solid issue, but is ultimately unworthy of its incredible art talent. Read Full Review

All in all,Legion of Super-Heroes #8 provides a solid narrative coupled with an interesting artistic delivery. Bendis and company continue to deliver a story that has just enough promise to keep me reading, though it never manages to really land as hard as Id like it to. Read Full Review

41 artists, a lot of Legionnaires we haven't spent time with yet, and a breakneck plot make for an issue that you'll want to read more than once (but don't expect that to necessarily clear everything up.) Read Full Review

Bendis' work on the Legion is becoming a bit formulaic. It's a huge task with a LOT of characters to keep new and old readers involved in the team, and the storyline. For me the series is dragging, but that's to be expected with so many people involved, and with Bendis wanting to pay tribute to all the Legion members. Read Full Review

It's a series with the ambitions of a shonen manga shackled to a publication schedule and price point that prevent it from flourishing. Read Full Review

This could have been so cool! Sadly, it is barely memorable ten minutes after reading it. Read Full Review

This series had potential but has evolved into nothing more than an ongoing disappointment with no sign on the horizon that its writer knows what is going on. Gracing the pages with different artists only reinforces how disjointed this title has become. It is in desperate need of adult supervision. Read Full Review

If I'm actively wishing for a book to be canceled that cannot be a good sign. Read Full Review

The concept of following a different legionnaire and having a different artist complete that art really isn’t a bad idea. The execution here fails mostly due to Bendis’s subpar script. He still struggles with pacing and characterization, and I don’t feel this was the best issue to attempt this task as it felt half plot and half filler.

Part Three of the Amazing Story of Gold Lantern! The details are being released at a teasingly slow pace since the story started back in issue #6, in the background of what scoffers will call an overabundance of subplots about trials and Dr. Fates and whatnot, but I can feel the threads coming together slowly and man! I can't wait!

I tried so hard not to drop this comic. But I’m dropping it. God this is so annoying to read. Some of the art was nice at least.

I don't understand why they're doing this gimmick. I don't understand why Bendis won't actually spend time developing these characters. I assume these two things are related. I'm sure at the conceptual stage, that was the idea with these next two issues. To develop the cast a bit. But it's like Bendis forgot how to do it and is desperately trying to drown the reader in word balloons instead. No one can complain if they're dead! I was originally reading this while waiting on someone in the parking lot of clinic, and I decided it was better to sit there and stare at the entrance instead of continuing to read this issue. That's not a joke. That's 100% truth. I hope this title gets a much better creative team soon.

Abysmal.

Man,how much damage does he need to do before DC realizes it's time to let this guy go!!

As much as it kills me to say this, the Bendis version of the Legion is just awful. It's unrecognizable as the Legion and this issue is even worse than most. Some of the "art" in this issue is truly AWFUL and it amazes me that someone let it be published in an actual comic.