Blake, Yang, and Clark come face-to-face with a trident wielding boy who can command sea-life while searching the harbor. But is the princely boy the one taking control of people all over Remnant? And what is his mysterious connection to Clark?
This issue was pretty evenly split between finishing up the fight against Starro and then wrapping the whole story up. While I don't feel like it landed it's emotional beats, it did establish the Justice League in Remnant and tie up it's loose plot threads. By the end it does feel like the start of something new. And while it wasn't quite what I wanted it to be, I'm sure there are those who will find it a fun overall journey. Read Full Review
A crossover series that started with such great potential ends with a resounding thud. This was a rushed, padded-out issue that leaves too many questions unanswered, forgoes meaningful character interactions in exchange for empty narration, and sets up the Remnant Justice League for future adventures we may never see. Luckily, the art remains consistent despite yet another new artist taking over. In short, RWBY/Justice League failed to do much besides introducing a few cool Justice League character variants and most likely won't leave any impact on either franchise. Read Full Review
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