This issue actually answers a lot of questions that I felt were going to be left unanswered for a while. Awesome action and a great cast of characters make this latest installment of the series a very good read. Read Full Review

Overall, it’s good to see Futures End heading in the right direction. Mysteries continue to expand as new characters are introduced, but the story doesn’t seem to be slowing down anymore. From this point onward hopefully it barrels onward. Grab some snacks, a soda, and enjoy the ride. Read Full Review

Catering to the many subplots its good to see more of Batmans adventures showing up in this issue (and to be delivered with a WHAM!). Its great to see so many characters getting pulled into the plot, making each week full of snippets as to what each of them is up to. Read Full Review

While it didn't move the story much further, it did succeed in keeping me entertained.  I'm not going to shout it's praises, because while the ending did give us something to look forward to, the majority just seemed like filler, and reactions to things that didn't really matter.  But the book looks great, and the beginning and the end were solid.  So go check it out, and hopefully we'll get back to exciting in next week's installment. Read Full Review

New 52: Futures End #7 is not all it could be but it's still an outing that does enough right to remain on the proverbial radar. In other words it still earns a recommendation. Read Full Review

The story is progressing with only a few lulls. The whole issue isn't firing on all cylinders but there are a couple cool moments you'll want to check out. The mystery nuggets are numerous (What is that? Who is she? Where are they?) and the series continues to plow forward. Read Full Review

A slower, less visually stimulating issue than #6. Read Full Review

Overall this was a good issue, but not a great issue. Frankensteins story continues to move forward and leaves us with yet another cliffhanger ending, while Batman Beyonds story is anticlimactic and leaves the reader wanting more. The art here is once again well done, although one part in particular seemed rushed. While this issue has many pros and cons, the series, as a whole, still seems to suffer from a lack of significance. Its hard for the reader to determine what is important about one storyline is when it seems to have nothing to do with another storyline. Hopefully the overall premise that connects these stories is revealed soon so that readers can begin to see what this series is building towards. Read Full Review

A plethora of characters and none of them likable enough to be worth investing in. Futures End has one more issue to impress me before I staunch its weekly sap on my wallet for good. Read Full Review

I had to take a moment there, as I legitimately cannot decide whether that name is brilliant and meta or dunder-headedness incarnate. All in all, this issue feels like a lazy river ride: There is forward motion to be had, but it's at a weirdly leisurely pace, we're kind of bouncing off the sides, and I have a suspicion that we'll come right back around to where we started once the whole thing is over. The New 52: Futures End #7 takes too many pages from the playbook of ‘Countdown', and ends up being a dull reading experience, earning 2 out of 5 stars overall. The title implies that we're looking at a sequel/revival of '52′, but it lacks the inventiveness of that book, instead emptily echoing it's surface elements in a disappointing fugue. Read Full Review

Every series has transitional issues that establish upcoming threads, but this one doesn't do that so much as it slightly rotates the existing threads, providing readers with new perspectives on tales that need progress, not more depth. There is no mistaking "Futures End" #7 as a transition, but it also might be the most unimpressive and least memorable issue of the series. Read Full Review

While the Frankenstein-Black Adam fight was fun and the Batman Beyond-Mr. Terrific confrontation may actually set the plot in motion, these two events are still not enough justification to continue buying the book every single week. Not much was said about the art because there is not much to say. Lopresti's art is serviceable. Its not bad, but its not going to blow your socks off either. Read Full Review

Steady, but not spectacular