On the surface, Multiversity: Teen Justice is something of an odd series. It bears the branding of an event from seven years ago and appears to have little connection to anything currently happening in the main DCU. However, it has proven to be a terrifically fun story that makes an interesting change of pace from DC's main line of titles. Read Full Review

While there are so many plot elements in this issue that they often feel rushed and some remain unfinished for a second installment, this issue does do a good job of broadening the universe they exist in. Read Full Review

Since this issue was able to answer many questions and provide an entertaining and well fleshed out fight I can certainly see the value in it for those who just really like Multiversity: Teen Justice. I thought I was one of those people too. Now I think that the mini-series is just pretty mediocre and will only be fondly remembered because the staff managed to do the beginning and end parts really well. If I was just passively engaging with this story I could see myself enjoying it a lot more but after trying to unpack and attempt to follow each thread this finale just feels kind of hollow. Read Full Review

If you've made it this far into Multiversity: Teen Justice, the sixth and final issue gives you a nice fist-pumping finale. Read Full Review